I made some screenshots from new binaries - made on real computer.
You can see them here:
http://www.osinfo.com.pl/photogallery.php?album=5
and here:
http://www.osbos.tarman.pl/main/artykuly/haiku200602.html.
I want to thank developers - it’s great work 
I have also one question - my Duron 1800 processor is recognized
as AthlonXP -
http://www.osbos.tarman.pl/grafa/artykuly/haiku012006/clamp.jpg
can it be corrected?
I made some screenshots from new binaries - made on real computer. You can see them here: http://www.osinfo.com.pl/photogallery.php?album=5 and here: http://www.osbos.tarman.pl/main/artykuly/haiku200602.html. I want to thank developers - it's great work :)I have also one question - my Duron 1800 processor is recognized
as AthlonXP -
http://www.osbos.tarman.pl/grafa/artykuly/haiku012006/clamp.jpg
can it be corrected?
Could you give the output of /bin/sysinfo on that computer ?
Could you give the output of /bin/sysinfo on that computer ?
Here it is:
http://www.osbos.tarman.pl/download/sysinfo.jpg
And output from central brain identifier:
http://www.osbos.tarman.pl/download/central_brain.jpg
AFAIK, one needs to check the L2 cache size to distinguish an AMD family 6, model 6, 8 or 10 cpu “Duron” from an “Athlon”.
We don’t do that currently, promoting these Duron cpus as Athlons.
Enjoy 
AFAIK, one needs to check the L2 cache size to distinguish an AMD family 6, model 6, 8 or 10 cpu "Duron" from an "Athlon". We don't do that currently, promoting these Duron cpus as Athlons. Enjoy ;-)
Hmm i’m qute happy even though it would be better if Haiku can
recognize CPU correctly
