I moved the Intel driver to the drive containing the ArosGames distribution. It booted up, but the mouse and windows opened very slowly—how should I describe this more precisely? One element opens, then the next, and once everything has opened, there’s a refresh effect, as if a faint haze passes over the screen.

My hardware:
Lenovo G50-70, Core i3, 16GB RAM,
Intel HD Graphics 4400.
Audio works very well; however, occasionally, the bsdsocket.library causes a "Guru Meditation" error right after startup.

@Bilbo thanks for testing.
Your CPU/GPU (Haswell probably) is partially supported by the driver so in 2D is slow because for now it use only Vesa as a fallback (i need more machines/people that helps sharing tests and log files).

I choised this to, at least, still be able to boot the machine, instead of shows only a black screen.

About the occasionally Guru on bsdsocket.library it happens also without the IntelHD driver? If it happen only with this i need to check also this, if not it's probably unrelated.

The distro has been booted from mega.gz, the Intel HD driver and all other drivers are loaded; I’m attaching some partial system information. I’ll provide details regarding the bsdsocket error later.

further information

further information

I started a new thread regarding the BSDsocket guru; the computer running your distribution (including the Intel HD drivers) has been stable for hours.
Apologies for bringing up a topic unrelated to Intel HD.

@Bilbo Don't worry and also thanks for the shots and for confirming that the ISO works for hours.
I'm working on adding at least better 2D support on Haswell GPU, and hope to work also on adding 3D support (that i discovered its different from my KabyLake/Skylake machines), so it involves adding different code into Mesa library.