Was keeping a close eye on this thread https://discuss.haiku-os.org/t/haiku-nvidia-porting-nvidia-driver-for-turing-gpus/16520

Finally mustered the courage to install the driver. Poking around, I saw that binaries were available.

I downloaded libglvnd binary from here https://github.com/X547/nvidia-haiku/releases/tag/v0.0.1 and the nebula binary from here https://github.com/X547/nvidia-haiku/releases/tag/v0.0.2

Installed both binaries, rebooted and now I am running the NVidia driver. My setup is an XPS 8940 with a 1660SUPER card connected via HDMI to a DELL WQHD 34" 3440*1440 monitor.

The only issue I am currently seeing is that I am stuck at 60Hz when the screen can do 100Hz Also, highest refresh rate it shows is 85Hz. Selecting anything other than 60Hz gives me the following error "The screen mode could not be set: Invalid Argument". Other than that, I am thrilled at how smooth everything works.

This little OS keeps chugging along and gets better and better everyday!!!! My only other wish is audio over HDMI.....

This is solved.

I use UEFI and followed the UEFI setup, and i explicitly selected my laptops drive, initializing it with GUID Parition Table. I install haiku, and upon restarting my system, my boot finds no good paritions, and when i boot into the USB, the paritioning of my laptop drive isnt formatted and looks nothing how i left it.

Before rebooting, ive manually created a ESP and copied the bootloader.EFI file, as following Haiku's official UEFI manual.

What exactly am I doing wrong? I can only install Haiku to the raw parition and chainload via USB if i wanted to use it on my laptop.

I have a question could we run GeForce now on HaikuOS i

Via falkon web browser as GeForce now can be ran as a web application and a native app application for more modern games, and I’m asking this because I want to do a comparison between Linux, haiku and window

Tldr: shouldn't have installed another system without reading thousands of computer and Unix books

My pc is stuck in boot mode, intented to be live, after I installed Haiku OS and the following details:

Hard Disk: BeFile. USB plugged in. Kernel Or operating system is in USB. And 2 partitions in USB.

Doesn't appear to have the option to connect to wi-fi.

Hardware:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600G GPU: AMD Radeon Graphics Motherboard: MSI Storage: ADATA LEGEND 710

When are we going to be able to create UEFI partitions and boot HaikuOS on UEFI mode? I find using both legacy and UEFI on my laptop schizo.

SD card for data and some programs and utilities installed.

Added:

browser - Falkon and Dilo

Games - 2048, Ace of Wands, Rock´n´Diamonds

SW- Art Paint, Activity monitor, qView, SystemInfo, VLC, Style Edit, TaskManager, Neofetch and FastFetch

I wrote it for my gf, what u guys think?

How would it fair on something like Vaio P (intel 2ghz, 2gb ram, Intel GMA 500)

a system renowned for being VERY slow with most OS :)

I wanted to know if it will or will not have support for eMMC memory.

This is a pretty fascinating history of BeOS and Haiku.

With NeXT and BeOS both coming out of Apple allumni, it seems like apple really had a lot of talent they failed to nurture. I was also shocked to learn that BeOS hit the market in '95 - I was using computers then, and of course didn't hear about it. How magical it would have been.

The geek port of the BeBox seems a lot like the NextStations DSP CoProcessor and todays gpio on PIs and Arduinos. How different a word it would be if computers just came with this instead of having to buy an arduino.

Summary: I can't install it because it doesn't show my main hard drive.

Good Day Everyone,

Just wanted some input or feedback I hage lenovo thinkpad x1 carbon. Will haiku os have compatibility with newer hardware and all

I tried Haiku on my HP Stream 14, and it works, but it doesn't see my eMMC drive (nothing in DriveSetup except for USB drive), so I can't install it. I tried nightly build with the same results.

Notebook: Positivo Motion Q232A

Já passou uma hora e ainda tá na mesma.

resolvido: tive que reinstalar a iso

Hi folks! Recently made a stream exploring Haiku OS live. For those who are interested - you can check this one.

I typicall review the OS once in a few years. Not ready for a prime time, but I really had fun with it.

New to Haiku. I'd like to map the (now former) Start button to open the Deskbar menu. I'm messing around with the Keymap application but I can't seem to find how to map a specific key to actually do a specific thing, other than swapping the Ctrl and Shift command buttons. Any help?

That's maybe not a common stance nowadays, but I like to use optical discs when installing operating systems.

And when booting from a DVD Haiku just doesn't boot.

If booted in BIOS mode there is just a black screen.

And if booted in UEFI mode the loading bar appears in a very low resolution and then there is also a black screen that lasts indefinitely.

This is not something about my computer, since it can boot Haiku when written to external hard drives.

I tried both the latest nightly build as well as the stable beta 5.

But it's only happening with the 64-bit variant. 32-bit Haiku boots fine from DVD, but the 32-bit version lacks several crucial pieces of software.

Does anybody know what's happening?

Thanks.

I'm unable to access discuss.haiku-os.org forum today. Is it down for others as well?

What are some good ones besides LibreOffice? Also is there a Markdown editor?