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I decided to install Haiku alongside the amazing WindowMaker live on my Thinkpad. I installed using the software installer and ... it didn't boot.
I was really not expecting it to replace grub automatically, but I was hopeful. The live usb gets directly into a installer which says "Complete" and "Restart"
Anyway, if you are not installing on a super old laptop, your laptop probably supports UEFI. For that, you need to follow this guide: https://www.haiku-os.org/guides/uefi_booting
Please follow the steps in order. I followed out of order and it didn't work. I guess something is done depending on a previous step - or it was just coincidence.
This blog is about programming and other technological things. Written by someone developing software for fun and professionally for longer than I want to admit and in more programming languages that I can remember