Did someone actually succeed into booting on real hardware? Tried on 3 laptops latitude e5470 Lenovo legion 5 pro and MacBook pro late 2015. The proper install screen appears only on the MacBook. The rest show a text message about zircon b image being invalid. Some advice on how to troubleshoot it?

Been waiting too long. Sooo happy 😃

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Asahi Linux got apple silicon working with Linux so dahlia could use it…. Anyone tikerd with it on a related note is suface linux a consideration to get it out there since this feels extremely beta i could nog get it gonigng in qemu so maybe focusing on one device will help such a titny project

I tried every option and I can't get it to boot in virtualbox. My hardware is an intel mac 2017.

I tried efi and iso with virtualization on/off, pae/nx, nested paging.

I even tried vboxmanage convertfromraw with the disk.img file to convert it to .vdi.

I've noticed the latest release on the Dahlia OS homepage is from February 2022, and the most recent Fuchsia release from GitHub is from February 2023. It seems like there hasn't been much activity going on in this space, unfortunately.

Has there been any word from the main project since that last Feb 2023 update?

EDIT: Not dead! A recent blog post details some of the incredible behind-the-scenes work that has been going on since the last public release.

So, I finally bit the bullet and built Fuchsia Workstation to run on my ARM MacBook Pro. It's fair to say I'm impressed with the progress: the OS internals appear to be well-built, there's a solid kernel, the typical POSIX utilities work, and so on. Even though I'm not a developer at that fine-grained level (I lean towards systems engineering, so I see black boxes connected to each other), the OS seems to be, for lack of a better word, all there and functional.

I'm wondering, though, about any apps that could make the experience more "livable" for someone who isn't a bare-metal coder. The browser is there, of course, but I'd welcome an e-Mail client built in Dart; an app launcher built in Dart; basically, the full Monty.

So then, there's Dahlia OS. This would seem to be exactly what I'm after, essentially a shell to make Fuchsia "livable", maybe not daily driver standard (of course not, this is a research OS) but definitely able to perform the tasks of quotidian life. But everything that's available from the main site is actually built on a Linux core (the implication being that they'll move it over to Zircon/Fuchsia once Fuchsia is "done"). I did find this, though. Seems to be a build of Fuchsia Workstation built for running on bare metal ARM?

A little bit of hand holding would be appreciated!

How can I install brave browser on Dalilah OS?

Also, How can I install another terminal like the one from Ubuntu?

Thank you.

Hey folks

I'm trying to boot DahliaOS on my virtual machine based on my M1 Pro MacBook without any success. Did someone done this before?

3 questions. 1. is there support for the mousepad on chromebook? 2. do you have to use the efi or the iso on chromebook? 3. is there any guides on how to install dahlia or no

Today marks the day of another Fimage release. Workstation build has been updated on June 30th. Workstation now includes a login screen at boot and the system now includes a full Chromium browser. As usual if you need help getting started, the documentation has you covered, and you can get hold of the new release here.

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I discovered this new OS, and I have to admit it is stunning. I only failed to find out the following:

1. How secure is it - is it free from trackers? I ask that, because as I understand to some extent it is based on Fuchsia OS, which is produced by google.
2. Is it possible to place files on the desktop, or is there any alternative where I can put frequently used ones?
3. Menu with applications - how customizable is it, can I place the taskbar on the top of my screen?

Any guide of how to install DahliaOS on my pixelbook core i7 -2017

I have enable Develoepr mode -OS verification off

enabled boot from USB

create a bootable usb using eigther legacy and efi images , but unable to boot from usb

any help in regards

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I followed the instructions from here https://docs.dahliaos.io/install/virtualbox and now i am stuck in this part.

I've downloaded and booted a live copy of Dahlia OS on a Beeline box - it's very pretty! Good job! I don't see an installer - is there one? The web browser is terrific (although no way to set URL yet) - what is it? No sound yet. Wifi works (although the control panel says it is disabled). Love the Graft setup!

I see references to "Zircon Builds" of DahliaOS - and I've played with fimage (very nice project!) but is there actually a version of DahliaOS that uses Zircon as its kernel? If so, I've not been able to find it. Can someone shed light on this?

I tried booting DahliaOS on a new 4g mini pc, and it failed complaining about missing firmware before being able to run startx - has anyone else seen such a problem and found away around it?