666philb wrote:hi leae89

this might be what you're after http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=45825

666philb

Reading... Downloading...
When I had time to test it, I'll tell you if it worked.

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Yup! It worked!

nubc wrote:I have a suspicion that screen blanking by Wary causes sound corruption, so please report your results if you install the NoBlankScreen 1.0 app on your Wary.

leae89, please tell which version of Wary you are using?

Currently using Wary 5.2.2.
It is a LTS release.

Yup, because I want to shut down my PC screen manually; I don't want Puppy to blank my screen.
Sorry if my english isn't good enough.

By this day, the JWM is working correctly again...

Well, I can say, by now, that this thread is solved.

See you all soon!

gliezl wrote:

Where do I get that theme?

I'm using Wary 522 in my old Compaq desktop. Recently made a save-file, reboot, selected the Gradient gray Gtk theme, and then the JWM changed from Blue to Orange JWM theme. Said JWM now does not save any changes I make to it, say changing the number of virtual desktops or the JWM theme; it just doe...

Pues con subir archivos a Mediafire.com no hay tanto problema. A mí me funcionna de maravilla ese sitio.

Tenía puesto el tema azul por defecto, pero luego se cambió al color naranja (después de reiniciar) y ya no quiere aceptar cualquier otro tema que yo elija. El servidor de escritorio es el JWM.

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Update: Thread solved.

Recently using Puppy Racy 5.2.2
Made a .2fs savefile because that's what I used to do (Puppy Lucid) before connecting via wireless and that used to work.

Now I can't connect via wireless as always. Only via ethernet does work.

¿Cómo hago para "dormir" (suspender) a Puppy (o sea: no apagarlo)?

después de instalarlo FULL, no tengo acceso a la red inalámbrica, sólo mediante ethernet; esto es algo que en modo LIVE no ocurría. ¿Qué se puede hacer?

Hola amigos de habla hispana, acabo de realizar una instalación FULL de Puppy Racy 522, y quiero que al arrancar me pida una contraseña, puesto que soy el único que usa este sistema (además de que la sesión es del superusuario `root'); vaya, esto con el fin de evitar `problemas'

Problem is solved now.

Currently using Puppy Wary; it works great!

Was it set to 1024X768 16 or 24? May make a difference. I don't know. Classic Pup 2.14x may work better. Give me the .iso file link to download it. Monitor native resolution could also be a factor. Should never run a Monitor higher than it's native resolution. And then why it works well while using...

Nop. Puppy 431, using Xorg, gave me the same 832x624@75Hz resolution as maximum.
Xvesa gave me an 800x600@60Hz resolution as maximum.

Should I use an older puppy version? Or should I give up and still using Lucid 528?

Perhaps, and only perhaps, my GPU is a very old one.

OK. I booted Puppy with "puppy pfix=ram" and did give me a 1024x768@74.55Hz resolution, but it looked like a wrinkled paper.

Now I will use Puppy 431 and see what happens then.

It is all for now.

bigpup wrote: (the Puppy you say you are using now)

Oh! I forgot to say it.
Using Lucid 528 since yesterday.

And! the 'more' option (from xorgwizard) did'n work.
Still giving me 832x624.

I cannot understand why it was working with 1024x768@50 the first time I used puppy.

Breaking news... I recently downloaded and tried to execute the "NVIDIA-Linux-x86-71.86.15-pkg1.run" file (right clic > run_in_terminal). Unable to find the system utility 'ldconfig'; please make sure you have the package 'glibc' installed. If you do have 'ldconfig' installed, then please ...

OK, @bigpup, I tested the VESA driver. It gave me a 800x600 resolution as maximum.

I'm using the NV driver again.

What can I do now? I had a 1024x768 resolution before tweaking the refresh ratio!