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Download image
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Create bigger image:
qemu-img create -f qcow2 haiku-64.img 9G
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Boot (3 CPUs, 2 GiB RAM):
kvm -m 2G -smp 3 -hda haiku-64.img -cdrom haiku-nightly-anyboot.image -boot d
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Click "installer"
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Set up partitions
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Click qemu harddisk then disk → initialize → Intel partition map
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Right click "(empty)" → create → Be file system & CHECK ACTIVE PARTITION → continue
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Right click "(Be file system)" → format → BFS → continue
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Close DiskSetup
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Choose the only choice in "onto"
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Continue
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When the installer is done, REBOOT.
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Now, when the old installer window pops up again after the reboot process, close the VM.
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Run the VM:
kvm -m 2G -smp 3 -hda haiku-64.img
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Profit.
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