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7 | <title>Haiku Downloads</title></head><body>
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24 | <div id="content">
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25 | <div class="box">
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26 | <p>
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27 | The Haiku source is continually built by a dedicated machine. These "nightly
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28 | images" are provided mainly for development and testing purposes. You can
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29 | download and install these snapshots to check out the latest features
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30 | and bugfixes, be aware though that they <strong>may be unstable</strong> at times.
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31 | </p>
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32 | </div>
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33 | <div class="box">
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34 | <img src="style/icon_missing_64.png" alt="icon">
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35 | <h2>Missing Packages</h2>
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36 | <p>
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37 | To keep the file size down, nightly images lack a few optional packages
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38 | included in regular releases, for example Python, WonderBrush, Subversion etc.<br>
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39 | You can install these and many more packages with the HaikuDepot application.
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40 | </p>
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41 | </div>
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42 | <div class="box">
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43 | <img src="style/icon_images_64.png" alt="icon">
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44 | <h2>Image File Formats</h2>
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45 | <p>
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46 | The nightly images are provided in different formats and
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47 | their uses are detailed below. The following guides are useful:
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48 | <a href="http://www.haiku-os.org/get-haiku/burn-cd">Burning to CD</a>,
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49 | <a href="http://www.haiku-os.org/guides/installing/making_haiku_usb_stick">Writing to USB stick</a>
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50 | and <a href="http://www.haiku-os.org/guides/virtualizing/virtualbox#part_vmimage">Using VirtualBox</a>.
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51 | </p>
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52 | <ul>
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53 | <li><strong>universal anyboot</strong> - can be burned to compact
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54 | discs, written directly to USB sticks, or used with QEMU.</li>
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55 | <li><strong>raw hard disk</strong> - can be written directly to
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56 | disks or USB sticks (note: considered obsolete, in favor of
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57 | anyboot).</li>
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58 | <li><strong>CD ISO</strong> - can be burned to compact discs
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59 | (note: considered obsolete, in favor of anyboot).</li>
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60 | </ul>
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61 | </div>
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62 | <div class="box">
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63 | <img src="style/ico_64_folder_haiku.png" alt="alpha4">
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64 | <h2>Latest Stable Release</h2>
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65 | <p>
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66 | Official releases leading up to and including R1 Final are distributed only as
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67 | a GCC 2 Hybrid for the x86 architecture.
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68 | Applications made for Haiku should be tested on the latest available stable release.
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69 | </p>
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70 |
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71 | <p>
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72 | With the release of <strong>Haiku R1 Alpha 4</strong>, there now are official
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73 | image files available. Please head over to
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74 | <a href="http://www.haiku-os.org/get-haiku">the download page at the Haiku website</a>
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75 | to get a Haiku image from one of our mirrors. Additionally, a
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76 | <a href="http://www.haiku-inc.org/order-disc.html">commemorative CD</a>
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77 | may be ordered from Haiku, Inc.
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78 | </p>
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79 | </div>
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80 | <div class="box">
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81 | <img src="style/ico_64_folder_dev.png" alt="nightlies">
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82 | <h2>Nightly Images</h2>
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83 | <!--
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84 | <p>
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85 | These are currently unavailable.
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86 | Please get an official Haiku R1 Alpha 4 image as described above.
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87 | Nightlies will become available again at a later stage.
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88 | </p>
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89 | -->
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90 | <p>
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91 | These are regularly built images always using the
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92 | <a href="http://cgit.haiku-os.org/haiku/">latest code</a>.
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93 | While we do try to keep our code in a working state at all times, these are not
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94 | considered to be stable and may be broken in various ways at any given point in
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95 | time. They are provided mainly for development and testing purposes.
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96 | </p>
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97 |
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98 | <div class="box-info">
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99 | With the merging of package management, the stage 1 boot loader has been changed. Depending on how you use the images, you may need to run
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100 | this <a href="/makebootable.zip">version of makebootable</a>.
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101 | For example, if you install Haiku by mounting one of these images in a version of Haiku that predates package management,
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102 | then this makebootable is needed. However, writing the anyboot directly to USB should not require using makebootable.
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103 | </div>
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104 |
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105 | <p>
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106 | <strong>GCC 2 Hybrids are recommended</strong>, as they are the most similar
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107 | to official releases. Developers who choose to release software that requires a
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108 | nightly build, are requested to provide a build for the latest stable nightly
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109 | image.
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110 | </p>
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111 | <ul>
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112 | <li><strong>x86 GCC 2 Hybrid</strong>
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113 | - <a href="/nightly-images/x86_gcc2_hybrid">nightly images</a>
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114 | (<a href="/nightly-images/x86_gcc2_hybrid/rss/atom.xml">RSS feed <img class="inline" src="/style/images/feed_16.png" alt="Haiku Development RSS feed" title="Haiku Development RSS feed"></a>)</li>
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115 | </ul>
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116 | <hr>
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117 | <p>
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118 | <strong>Unsupported variants</strong> (GCC 2 Only, GCC 4 Only, GCC 4 Hybrid, x86_64,
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119 | and non-x86 hardware) are available below. They are provided for development and
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120 | testing purposes only. The non-x86 builds are in the early stages of development. If
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121 | you're lucky, those non-x86 builds will boot just enough to crash.</p>
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122 | <div align="center"><p>
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123 | <strong>All of these variant builds are unsupported.<br>
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124 | Releasing software that requires these unsupported builds is discouraged.</strong>
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125 | </p></div>
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126 | <p style="font-size: 14px; text-align: center;">
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127 | <b>x86 based unsupported variants</b><br>
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128 | <i>
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129 | <a href="/nightly-images/x86_gcc2">x86 GCC 2</a><a href="/nightly-images/x86_gcc2/rss/atom.xml"><img class="inline" src="/style/images/feed_16.png" alt="Unsupported x86-gcc2 RSS feed" title="Unsupported x86-gcc2 RSS feed"></a> |
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130 | <a href="/nightly-images/x86">x86 GCC 4</a><a href="/nightly-images/x86/rss/atom.xml"><img class="inline" src="/style/images/feed_16.png" alt="Unsupported x86-gcc4 RSS feed" title="Unsupported x86-gcc4 RSS feed"></a> |
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131 | <a href="/nightly-images/x86_hybrid">x86 GCC 4 Hybrid</a><a href="/nightly-images/x86_hybrid/rss/atom.xml"><img class="inline" src="/style/images/feed_16.png" alt="Unsupported x86-gcc4hybrid RSS feed" title="Unsupported x86-gcc4hybrid RSS feed"></a> |
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132 | <a href="/nightly-images/x86_64">x86_64</a><a href="/nightly-images/x86_64/rss/atom.xml"><img class="inline" src="/style/images/feed_16.png" alt="Unsupported x86_64 RSS feed" title="Unsupported x86_64 RSS feed"></a>
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133 | </i>
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134 | <br>
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135 | <b>non-x86 unsupported variants</b><br>
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136 | <i>
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137 | <a href="/nightly-images/arm">ARM</a><a href="/nightly-images/arm/rss/atom.xml"><img class="inline" src="/style/images/feed_16.png" alt="Unsupported ARM RSS feed" title="Unsupported ARM RSS feed"></a> |
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138 | <a href="/nightly-images/m68k">m68k</a><a href="/nightly-images/m68k/rss/atom.xml"><img class="inline" src="/style/images/feed_16.png" alt="Unsupported m68k RSS feed" title="Unsupported m68k RSS feed"></a> |
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139 | <a href="/nightly-images/ppc">PowerPC</a><a href="/nightly-images/ppc/rss/atom.xml"><img class="inline" src="/style/images/feed_16.png" alt="Unsupported PowerPC RSS feed" title="Unsupported PowerPC RSS feed"></a>
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140 | </i>
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141 | </p>
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142 | </div>
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143 | </div>
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144 |
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145 | <div id="footer">© 2001-2014 Haiku, Inc. — Haiku® and
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146 | the HAIKU logo® are registered trademarks of
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147 | <a href="http://www.haiku-inc.org">Haiku, Inc.</a> | Proudly Hosted by
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148 | DreamHost.
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149 | <!--
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150 | <p><img class="inline" src="/style/images/feed_16.png" alt="Haiku Files RSS feeds" title="Haiku Files RSS feeds">
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151 | <a href="/nightly-images/rss">x86 GCC 2 Hybrid (Supported)</a> |
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152 | <a href="/nightly-images/x86-gcc2/rss">x86 GCC 2</a> |
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153 | <a href="/nightly-images/x86-gcc4/rss">x86 GCC 4</a> |
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154 | <a href="/nightly-images/x86-gcc4hybrid/rss">x86 GCC 4 Hybrid</a> |
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155 | <a href="/nightly-images/arm/rss">ARM</a> |
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156 | <a href="/nightly-images/m68k/rss">m68k</a> |
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157 | <a href="/nightly-images/ppc/rss">PowerPC</a></p>
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158 | -->
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