Usually stoppage on the 4th icon means failure to mount boot partition form within Haiku. With some motherboard chipsets, Haiku has difficulties talking to ATA devices. Have you tried booting into safe mode (press space before you see the Haiku boot logo), and selecting the option "Disable DMA transfer" (or similar)? This seems to allow booting on some chipsets (including mine). Test it out and report any issues you have (via Haiku Trac database). Dont forget to specify what motherboard chipset you have. PS. And dont despair. It took nVidia over 3 years until they had proper working ATA drivers for Windows XP. And they had the chipset specs ... Haiku are doing great with their limited resources. On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 6:48 AM, Nicolai Syvertsen <saivert@xxxxxxxxxxx>wrote: > Is it similar to this? > http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c276/saivert/kdl.jpg > > > > 2009/10/6 John-Paul Harold <expensivelesbian@xxxxxxxxx> > >> Hello >> >> when trying to boot the Haiku LiveCd I get to icon number 4 and then this >> >> http://bit.ly/3rTSZQ (flikr URL borked the URL parsing.) >> >> any ideas what this means, it looks kind of tough, developer fun, so >> I'm posting here as well as the Haiku forums? >> >> What can I do to get past the 4th icon, and hopefully install Haiku. >> >> thanks in advance >> >> jp >> >> >