Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 22nd May 2008 06:04 UTC, submitted by jeanmarc
Slowly but surely, Haiku is moving towards their very first alpha release. It 'self-hosted' for the first time in February of this year, but it did require a few hacks to work properly. The need for hacks was removed April 1st (what's in a date) by Bruno G. Albuquerque. Recently, some more progress has been made.
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by umccullough on Thu 22nd May 2008 16:20
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It's a promising OS, but I've found it to be very unstable.
Haven't your bug reports been getting reviewed? Clearly the KDL outputs and serial logs must have provided enough information for one of the core developers to start tracking down these issues for you.
FWIW, not many people are complaining about SMP stability issues at this point - so I'm guessing your scenario is not common.
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Since just about every PC sold out there is dual/quad core, they should fix the horrible SMP problems before even thinking about alpha releases... It's a promising OS, but I've found it to be very unstable.