I've just installed Haiku Alpha 3 using a burned CD (from the ISO image), but I can't boot up from my Hard Disk. Here's what I've done so far:
1. Deleted an old ext4 partition using GParted from a live-cd.
2. Booted from the Haiku CD and went through the installation process. Selected the disk part where I formely had an ext4, created a BeOS Filesystem, initialize->Be File System then mounted the partition (/Haiku1). The installation went fine, but...
3. I'm using GRUB2, so I went into my Ubuntu 10.04 and did a "sudo update-grub". Rebooted and Haiku didn't appeared on the list.
4. Tried to use a custom menu list (40_custom) with the entry suggested on the installation process
menuentry "Haikku Alpha 3"{
set root=(hd0,7)
chainloader +1
}
The menu entry appeared, but I just got a black screen.
5. Tried to make the partition bootable using the same Haiku live-cd
makebootable /dev/disk/ata/0/master2_2
and also on a Mount point...
mount /dev/disk/ata/0/master2_2 /Haiku/home/point
makebootable /Haiku/home/point
didn't worked as well.
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Can somebody help me with this? I know my Hardware does support Haiku, because the live-cd session ran just fine. I just couldn't boot from my Hard drive...