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Startup-Sequence

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Name: JoNglist
Date: October 14, 2002 at 02:35:52 Pacific
Subject: Startup-Sequence
OS: BeOS R5 Personal Edition
CPU/Ram: AMD Duron 1.1 Ghz, 256 MB
Comment:
I've just installed BeOS R5 Personal Edition and the update, and I'm impressed. I sure can tell it was coded by Amiga users.

Anyway, what's BeOS' answer to AOS' startup-sequence? Is it easily to follow?

One more thing, does anyone know of a PowerVR Kyro gfx driver for BeOS?


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Name: jefro
Date: October 14, 2002 at 15:51:25 Pacific
Subject: Startup-Sequence
Reply: (edit)
1. dunno
2. maybe look at this? http://www.beosbible.com/R4.5/install_boot.html#options
3. If you find one post it here. http://hardware.frizbe.net/info.php?product=311&category=28&sub=27

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