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Installing Haiku to a partition and updating
Hi!
Has anyone managed to install Haiku to a partition from Linux and update it now and then (i.e. keeping settings and maybe files)?
My UserBuildConfig currently looks like this (comments are in Germany, ignore them if you don't understand them ^.^):
## Installiert Haiku auf /dev/sdb2
HAIKU_IMAGE_NAME = sdb2 ;
HAIKU_IMAGE_DIR = /dev ;## Loescht vorhandene Installation nicht; noch zu testen
#HAIKU_DONT_CLEAR_IMAGE = 1 ;## Alle verfuegbaren Pakete einbinden
#HAIKU_ADD_ALL_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES= 1 ;
As far as I know I tried all available jam-options, including update-image, and update-install, but either the system has been initialized freshly or it hasn't been touched.
It maybe not possible since Linux isn't able to read/write BeFS, but I don't know if that matters...
A solution would be very appreciated. :-)





