With bootcamp, this probably is possible; bootcamp emulates a bios. What I'd do is just dd the image onto the partition.
Well, I wouldn't do this without double, triple checking all steps, but...
Make a new partition with bootcamp, as if you're about to install windows. Then, use the command 'mount' in the terminal to found the mounted partitions; not the '/dev/'... filename that corresponds with the disk you chose. Then do a 'sudo dd if=haiku.image of=/dev/ads...', where /dev/ads... is the filename you noted before.
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Re: Haiku on Intel-Mac **without** virtual machine?
With bootcamp, this probably is possible; bootcamp emulates a bios. What I'd do is just dd the image onto the partition.
Well, I wouldn't do this without double, triple checking all steps, but...
Make a new partition with bootcamp, as if you're about to install windows. Then, use the command 'mount' in the terminal to found the mounted partitions; not the '/dev/'... filename that corresponds with the disk you chose. Then do a 'sudo dd if=haiku.image of=/dev/ads...', where /dev/ads... is the filename you noted before.
Cheers! -Duane.
Re: Haiku on Intel-Mac **without** virtual machine?
Mac user since 1984, i'm also highly interested in this Operating System! iIt could be great to launch Haïku with Bootcamp.
Haïku Rules! You rules!
Re: Haiku on Intel-Mac **without** virtual machine?
I'm still not sure my 'method' actually works! `eek`