I do not know what to do…
I was hoping that this update today would resolve the issues webpositive crash issues
Now, the system hangs at network card icon, while booting
Posting from another laptop
I do not know how to sort it out now
Pl. suggest…I do not want to re-install the system
As described in the user guide and repeated every time someone has this kind of problem: enter the boot loader and choose a previous state. You may then be able to retrieve logs to include in a ticket. And given the latest changes, you might be able to boot your current state disabling ACPI in the boot loader options.
@bbjimmy reported the same on IRC (and confirmed booting with ACPI disabled works) but didn’t get around to reporting it yet. CC @korli.
Same for me.
Since last update tonight, it doesn’t boot anymore. It gets stuck after the “Plug-in card” icon becomes in color, the disk icon remains black&white and it never moves forward. Sadly my BIOS doesn’t allow disabling ACPI so I can’t try if it would make it boot.
Here I took a screenshot of the debug logs while booting, but I can’t see anything that seems like an error.
FWIW, I had the same problem here after updating the system last night.
You don’t need to disable it in BIOS, but on Haiku’s boot menu. Search for “Disable ACPI” on the already linked user guide for the Boot Loader.
Edit: In any case, seems @waddlesplash already fixed the regression!
today, when I ran the update command, pkgman said there is nothing todo
Regression fixed but not pushed to repo’s?
Thanks
First time that I put my hand inside bootloader…there was no necessity for me from last 3 years…
Nightlies are built once a day. You need a bit of patience for them to become available. Also, sometimes builds fail, or the builders have issues. Again with the patience thing 
Currently, I see that the latest successful build for x86_64 bits is hrev57442, while the fixed regression is hrev57445.
The latest x86_64 build (for hrev57445) seems to have failed due to a network related issue (while the builder tried to download some needed packages). It happens sometimes.
The x86 32 bits version, on the other hand, should have hrev57445 ready for update.
Be Cool,
wait for next hrev, 57 445!
Disable ACPI at boot and update Haiku!
Just updated Haiku to hrev57447, and now the system boots fine!
Thank you for the quick response @waddlesplash!
I also updated to hrev57447, boots up without issues
I am back to square 1. Webpositive crashes when I attempt to open Haiku-os webpage or any other page…
Do not know what to do
Thought of uploading program crash data…core file…size is 5.6GB…everybody will hammer me…if I upload this
