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From Terminal:

> diskimage register "/Data/haiku-nightly-anyboot.iso"
Registered file as disk device "/dev/disk/virtual/files/21/raw" with ID 21.
>
> diskimage list
    ID  File                               Device
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 21 /Data/haiku-nightly-anyboot.iso/dev/disk/virtual/files/21/raw

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squash_last_n_commits()
{
	if [ $# -ne 1 ] || [ "$1" -lt 2 ]; then
		echo 'squash_last_n_commits() requires a number (>1) as the only argument ("HEAD~$1")'
	else
		echo "Creating '__pre_squash__state__' tag, just in case."
		git tag "__pre_squash__state__"
		git reset --soft HEAD~$1 &&
		git commit --edit -m"$(git log --format=%B --reverse HEAD..HEAD@{1})"
		if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then

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How to have decent video on VirtualBox.

• Make sure VM's OS type is set to Linux 64 bits.
• On the VM's Settings -> Display, make sure "Graphics Controller" is "VMSVGA". 32 MB of "Video Memory" should be enough.
• On Haiku, run "pkgman install vmware_addons", reboot.
• Change resolution as you wish from the Screen preflet.

You should now be able to change modes as you like.

To make sure VirtualBox starts in the resolution you want:

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`time git status` for Haiku/Haikuports trees.
=============================================

HDD, Haiku 64 bits (VBox, Win10 host, unless otherwise noted)


Haiku tree
----------

            hrev58287 | hrev58344    | hrev58344 (Host on PowerSaving mode) | hrev58344 (bare metal) | hrev58287 (bare metal)

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Updating HaikuPorter .recipes (and what to do when applying the .patchset fails).

An example-based, step-by-step guide.

TL;DR

# Let's start! (from the git repo on the work-dir for "package_name-1.2.3"):
> git am ../../../patches/<package_name-1.2.3.patchset>

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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Beta4, 64 bits, SATA HDD 5400 RPM:
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

[~/Desktop ]
> df
 Mount             Type      Total     Free      Flags   Device
----------------- --------- --------- --------- ------- ------------------------
/boot             bfs        20.0 GiB   9.7 GiB QAM-P-W /dev/disk/ata/1/master/2_1
/boot/system      packagefs   4.0 KiB   4.0 KiB QAM-P-- 

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#!python3

"""
Compares the contents (disregarding files' sizes and timestamps) of Haiku packages (.hpkg).

Useful to see, at first glance, if our newly built package looks more or less like the older ones.

Usage:
    > compare_packages.py <package_name>
    > compare_packages.py <package1.hpkg> <package2.hpkg>

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#!python3

"""
Proof of concept for `pkgman search --not-required`.

The idea is *very* simple.

- Get the list of installed packages.
- From that, builds a list of all unique requirements.
- Print the list of packages that do not provide any of those requirements.

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#! python3

"""
patchset_split.py

Based on Paolo Bonzini's mbox_split.py:
https://gist.github.com/bonzini/d5bc1946475487167c529f9699e39512
"""

import argparse