A few weeks ago, I upgraded my Haiku PC to R1/B5 with no issues .
So this past weekend, I decided to upgrade my Haiku R1/B4 laptop. Everything went smoothly during the upgrade from what I could tell–it prompted me to reboot and I did. However, during the reboot, I encountered an error:
I do not know what a NMI is–but that is not working after B4-to-B5 upgrade.
Any ideas how to bypass this?
Thanks in advance!!
You may be able to exit the prompt by typing continue and hitting “enter”. But it looks like this happens on the “rocket” icon, so it could be due to something odd with your graphics driver. You can try using a “fail-safe video mode” too.
Well, that worked…it seems everything is working and my video seems good too.
Could it be minor boot-up glitch?
Updated system to the latest greatest updates–rebooted. Experienced the same error…hoped it would have been resolved by the updates. Oh well…soon.
Same bug here on an old core 2 duo laptop.
Just typing “co” and enter, and all is working great!
It’s an old bug, it worked on beta 4, but the nightlies from ~February 2024 already got that bug.
The KDL is never showing the same text.
Yes, it was different this last time after the updates.
All my laptops run Core 2 CPUs…including this one, which has a Core 2 Duo T7800 processor.
Hopefully, it will clear up soon…
What HW Model is this Notebook, all my Notebooks work with R1beta5.
Thinkpad x301, T430, T460s, T470s, Yoga15 crashes after coldboot, but works (most of the time) after another System (Linux / Windows) was booted
It is a Dell Inspirion 1720, which the cpu, ram, and hard drives been upgraded. It had no booting issues with R1B3 or R1B4…no hardware conflicts to blacklist. Until now…R1B5 introduced some hardware conflict that is encountered on the boot process, which is a nuisance for now until hitting ‘continue’ in the KDL screen no longer works.
