Colin Günther, the developer working on the wireless support for Haiku has put out this call for testers:
In time with Haiku’s first alpha release I’m looking for people willing to put some time into testing the WLAN-Stack. So, if you are interested read on…
First of all: Only +atheros based WLAN+ cards are supported at the [...]

Haiku has now released R1 Alpha1, which is their first release. There’s still much work to be done on the way to Haiku R1, among which is better hardware support. There’s still work being done on ATA and the HDA audio driver, along with continuing work on OSS. Also there is a [...]

As of Haiku build r22497, Rudolf has now added support for 24 more nVidia based cards.He says he’ll also be updating the accelerant soon. Nice to see updates for this one. Nice work Rudolf. If you have one of the newly added cards, as always head on over and grab the latest [...]

Marcus Overhagen has been busy working on SATA support for Haiku. He has now checked in the code and SATA should now be functional. Well that’s the theory. They still need to have it checked out on real hardware, so if you have a computer with SATA give it a try out.

Seems our old friend Jerome Leveque has been busy again. This time he’s working on drivers for the ICEnsemble 1712, which powers the M-Audio Audiophile2496, among others. If you have any of the devices on the list, or if your sound card uses the ICEnsemble then be sure to download this driver and [...]

According to Christopher Blizzard, AMD is making the commitment to do two major things:
* To develop a fully functional 2D and 3D driver that supports all of their newer radeon chipsets for Linux. This will be done in full collaboration with the open source community and will have the direct participation [...]