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The latest revision hrev49132 no longer plays AVCHD format video without freezing and stuttering. I went back to hrev48269 and they play smoothly on the same PC. Apparently a regression somewhere.

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On Thu, Jan 8, 2015 at 6:18 PM, Sevan / Venture37 venture37@xxxxxxxxx wrote: Hi guys, Long time lurker here, I recently came across some content related to pkgsrc on Haiku was hoping to get in touch with the author, with the aim to upstream their changes to the pkgsrc tree. There seems to be two separate efforts? on this, one is the other is someone posting videos on youtube with the username ...

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Hi guys, Long time lurker here, I recently came across some content related to pkgsrc on Haiku was hoping to get in touch with the author, with the aim to upstream their changes to the pkgsrc tree. There seems to be two separate efforts? on this, one is the other is someone posting videos on youtube with the username DisneyDumbazz e.g Either of you guys here or anyone who is able to put me in touch with them? ...

CpuStateX86{-64}: - Fully implement the BVariant version of SetRegisterValue(). Also fixes CID 1296160. CpuStateX86{-64}: - Fully implement the BVariant version of SetRegisterValue(). Also fixes CID 1296160.

* Fix version number * Split libsanta to separate package Apparently this version still has problem with sharing files, but at least you can download. * Fix version number * Split libsanta to separate package Apparently this version still has problem with sharing files, but at least you can download.

Booting Haiku (tested with r1alpha4's Anyboot image and nightly .iso and Anyboot images) in VMWare Workstation 11.1.0 causes a Page Fault Exception and welcomes you to Boot Loader Death Land:

​https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1412381/Haiku%20-%20VMware%20Workstation.png

Host system is a Core i7 running Windows 7 64-bit, with hardware virtualization enabled. Haiku images are the recommended 32-bit editions. Let me know what other details are useful and I'll do my best to provide them.

Hello,
Tried to boot haiku (49129 nightly is the last one), got panic during boot process (screen photo attached). Surprise for me is that there is no "Intel Pro Wireless 4965" device in this netbook.

Piece of listdev command:
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device Network controller [2|80|0]

vendor 8086: Intel Corporation
device 423d: WiMAX/WiFi Link 5150

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Piece of listusb command:
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8086:1406 /dev/bus/usb/4/5 "Intel Corp." "WiMAX Connection 2400m" ver. 0000
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When I boot in safe mode and try ls /dev/net/ in terminal, I got similar panic screen.

Is this correct that my hardware is unsupported by haiku now?
Anyway, there is no reason to broke on this :)

Thanks!

* Don't overload uint8 dpClock with 27k * This might be causing a lot of DP issues as the DP clock rate is pretty important * Don't overload uint8 dpClock with 27k * This might be causing a lot of DP issues as the DP clock rate is pretty important

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updates until after our next release. The network drivers have been pretty stable lately, lets work on getting a release out first :-) A release that doens't work on any modern hardware will not be that helpful. If two weeks after the release we are already telling people to use the nightlies because they have new network drivers, the release would be a failure. ...