[openbeos] Re: *don't hurt me* jam'ing to partitions...
- From: Steven Hoefel <stevenhoefel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2007 19:00:41 +1000
Thanks to you all for help on this...
Turned out to be too easy... Haiku booted and I had [choppy] sound and full
video...
Network was there (IP, Routes defined via DHCP) but 'No route to host' when
trying to ping my gateway...
Anyway... it's all alive.. finally!
> Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2007 10:34:34 +0200> From: superstippi@xxxxxx> Subject:
> [openbeos] Re: *don't hurt me* jam'ing to partitions...> To:
> openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Hi,> > you were thinking too complicated.
> Initialize the partition with the BFS from within BeOS MAX. Name it "Haiku"
> and mount it like any other BeOS volume. Then jam with> > jam install-haiku>
> > This will simply copy the files to the mounted volume.> > There is a file
> "UserBuildConfig" in the build folder, where the default install target is
> set to a mounted partition "Haiku". If you change the definition there, you
> can name your partition other than "Haiku".> > Hope this helps. :-)> Best
> regards,> -Stephan> >
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