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#41 Post by ttuuxxx »

panzerpuppy wrote:RP-PPPOE doesn't work - what a shame. I can't even use this build.

See the post by 'happypuppy' in Barry's blog.I have a similar experience with dpup.
also if you wanted the compiled lenny rp-pppoe here's the package you would need
http://debian.oregonstate.edu/debian/po ... 3_i386.deb

I don't think you need ppp that should be included right?
If you missing any just tell which ones work or not?
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ttuuxxx wrote:Yes I've been working on a icewm package and icon upgrades for mini-icons and pixmaps for 2.5 days, then I tried to play a video with gxine that I installed from puppy 4.0 series, but it didn't work, then I tried my vlc package and that didn't work, then I went to the package manager and it download and installed but it didn't get the missing libs, then I re-ran the package manager and it FROZE, so I opened Pprocess and went to kill it, I also noticed Dbus was running so I went to kill that also, and guess what ???????????????? Total Pc Crash. I was running live with no pupsave, I lost atleast 50hrs of work, new themes I made for Icewm hundreds of icons I downloaded, I made a nice new icon for the pet package manager, I redid the shutdown script, etc. All gone........ moral to the story, always use a pupsave, and never kill Dbus.
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#43 Post by Fishy »

I am not sure why but dpup is the fastest pup I have ever run across.I finally got rid of my Windows partition and gave the dual core to my wife. Dpup is running rings around NOP413 and NewyearsPUP. :shock:

Pmusic and the media player do not work but get woof woof from alsa configuration.

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#44 Post by ttuuxxx »

Thanks Barry, It was a bad moment :? But I'm over that now and Back on Dpup :) Hopefully for good :)
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#45 Post by ttuuxxx »

Fishy wrote:I am not sure why but dpup is the fastest pup I have ever run across.I finally got rid of my Windows partition and gave the dual core to my wife. Dpup is running rings around NOP413 and NewyearsPUP. :shock:

Pmusic and the media player do not work but get woof woof from alsa configuration.

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Thats what I've been saying Fishy, its really nice, Don't worry about Pmusic, Once I get Dpup working with a compiler, I'll compile alsa player, It also takes low system resources, plays more media formats, and shuts down when you turn it off. Most things 'P' related are great, But Pmusic doesn't do it for me. Its the first 'P' application that slows down my system by a lot, makes my mouse drag really bad, and I have tons of resources.
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#46 Post by panzerpuppy »

ttuuxxx wrote:Most things 'P' related are great, But Pmusic doesn't do it for me. Its the first 'P' application that slows down my system by a lot, makes my mouse drag really bad, and I have tons of resources.
Pfind is another one - extremely buggy. There's less than 50% chance that it will start or complete a search. It will crash,hang or won't terminate when closed.
We need a better (reliable) search application for Puppy.

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#47 Post by panzerpuppy »

Fishy wrote:I am not sure why but dpup is the fastest pup I have ever run across.I finally got rid of my Windows partition and gave the dual core to my wife. Dpup is running rings around NOP413 and NewyearsPUP. :shock:

Pmusic and the media player do not work but get woof woof from alsa configuration.

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Did you try Barry's spup (SlackPup)? I find that one even faster than dpup.

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#48 Post by mysticmarks »

Hi Barry,
I've been playing with woof since day one and love the scripts. I think that I sent you a message a loooooong time ago about a concept system, and woof is very close. I think if I could isolate you and a few choice others, I might be able to help you skip a few steps to the top.
I don't want a mocking forum comments on the subject so i will pm if you are interested in some fresh thoughts on the OS in general.

I am very excited as you are amidst the development of pieces of my puzzle too. As it stands now I have built from woof for every version. i found that slack build had a few errors reguarding the hack install script(glibc, and a few others). Many of my comments in private should address issues you are working on(from the scripting changes i have been looking over).

I also have been learning more about the guts of puppy over the last few years. I have been chewing on the puppy scripts for a while, and really have been waiting for some time to address my more serious endeavor with you. I see that you are about fresh ideas. Are you ready for radical? Something that turns the Distro and moreover OS realm upside down? I'm doing this for a lot of reasons. Myself, My friends, My fellow GNU/Linux users, etc. I will do it alone, but i would be most honored if i could bring a few true blue heads and hearts on this voyage.

After your response(if you are interested) i will PM you with a list of others i know would help bring this idea to fruition with the quality and character it deserves. I promise you that this concept is worth the time, and will change your current project goals(hopefully to be inline with mine). Thanks Barry :wink:

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#49 Post by BarryK »

mysticmarks wrote:Hi Barry,
I've been playing with woof since day one and love the scripts. I think that I sent you a message a loooooong time ago about a concept system, and woof is very close. I think if I could isolate you and a few choice others, I might be able to help you skip a few steps to the top.
I don't want a mocking forum comments on the subject so i will pm if you are interested in some fresh thoughts on the OS in general.

I am very excited as you are amidst the development of pieces of my puzzle too. As it stands now I have built from woof for every version. i found that slack build had a few errors reguarding the hack install script(glibc, and a few others). Many of my comments in private should address issues you are working on(from the scripting changes i have been looking over).

I also have been learning more about the guts of puppy over the last few years. I have been chewing on the puppy scripts for a while, and really have been waiting for some time to address my more serious endeavor with you. I see that you are about fresh ideas. Are you ready for radical? Something that turns the Distro and moreover OS realm upside down? I'm doing this for a lot of reasons. Myself, My friends, My fellow GNU/Linux users, etc. I will do it alone, but i would be most honored if i could bring a few true blue heads and hearts on this voyage.

After your response(if you are interested) i will PM you with a list of others i know would help bring this idea to fruition with the quality and character it deserves. I promise you that this concept is worth the time, and will change your current project goals(hopefully to be inline with mine). Thanks Barry :wink:
Well, I'm always open to new ideas. Certainly if you fix any bugs in Woof I'm very interested. As far as working with a team, I'm at a phase in life where I'm less interested -- just want to play with ideas and develop them on my own. But of course, feed me a new idea and it may influence what I do. This often happens, someone suggests something, then suddenly they find I've done it, perhaps a year later.
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#50 Post by ttuuxxx »

Hey Barry feel free to extract the throbber I made for Seamonkey in 4.2 Final, and reuse it if you like in your future projects :) I think it was actually a bit smaller also.
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#51 Post by Phoebe's_Dad »

None of my network connections work in woof alpha 3

Maybe I'm a moron, no check that I am a moron when it comes to linux but they have worked in past versions of Puppy and or Linux.

I have b 43 wireless and 2 different ethernet cards, one PCMCIA and one integrated into my compaq presario r4012us.

None of them even 'light up' so it appears the interfaces aren't being enabled/raised.

Just wanted to give you a heads up (although I'm sure this has already been brought to your attention) and say thanks for all your hard work.

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#52 Post by Béèm »

I tried dpup 014, but my second HDD (externally connected via a e-sata connector) isn't seen.

upup hower sees it.
I noticed a differenc in kernel versin, upup being higher (2.6.69.rc7)
Could that be the problem and if yest are there plans to change the kernel of dpup.
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#53 Post by ttuuxxx »

Here's The latest Geany compiled on Dpup
I made it default text editor also.
when you compile on Dpup the new2dir make install doesn't work, So I just used a earlier Geany as a template for the files.
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#54 Post by BarryK »

new2dir, yes, it's the 'installwatch' application used by new2dir that is actually broken.

I'm going to recompile it in upup today and test it.
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#55 Post by ttuuxxx »

I read something interesting at ubuntu packages thats related to all Pups version,
"Automake 1.10 fails to work in a number of situations that Automake 1.4, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8 and 1.9 did, so has been renamed so that the previous version can continue to be made available."
http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/automake

I was looking at ubuntu's latest version numbers to make sure I compiled the latest one, well being such a low issue number 1.10 and autoconfig is like 2.60.
Thats kind of bad that automake 1.10 has issues because some applications in the past have asked for updated version on series 4+.

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#56 Post by ttuuxxx »

ok I tried to compile xine-lib-1.1.16.2 and I had some make issues, so I compiled the last release of gnu make http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/make/make-3.81.tar.gz and it went a lot further :) It didn't compile complete, but I don't think it was a compiler issue. More like a xine-lib at fault
make[3]: Entering directory `/root/my-documents/xine-lib-1.1.16.2/src/combined/ffmpeg'
echo '#include "./ffmpeg_decoder.h"' | gcc -E -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I../../.. -I../../../include -I../../../include -I../../../src -I../../../src/xine-engine -I../../../src/xine-engine -I../../../src/xine-utils -I../../../src/input -I../../../src/input -I../../../lib -I../../../lib -I../../../src/dxr3 -I../../../src/libffmpeg -I../../../src/libffmpeg/libavcodec -I../../../src/libffmpeg/libavutil - |\
sed -e /CODEC_ID_MPEG1VIDEO/,/CODEC_ID_PCM_S16LE/'! d; s/^\s*//; s/[=,].*//; /^$/ d' |\
head -n -1 >avcodec_video.list
head: invalid number '-1'
make[3]: *** [avcodec_video.list] Error 1
make[3]: Leaving directory `/root/my-documents/xine-lib-1.1.16.2/src/combined/ffmpeg'
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/root/my-documents/xine-lib-1.1.16.2/src/combined'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/root/my-documents/xine-lib-1.1.16.2/src'
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1

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#57 Post by ttuuxxx »

Hi Barry

I did notice something after getting the new2dir script working, It didn't include the themes/skins directory in mplayer,gxine,bmp so its working around 80%.
Still haven't managed to properly compile Gxine or Mplayer, but did manager to compile ffmpeg. We do need a working mediaplayer For Dpup, sure BMP is excellent for audio/streams, but Gxine,mplayer from the 4 series repo doesn't work on Dpup.
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#58 Post by ttuuxxx »

Here's BMP audioplayer compiled on Dpup :)
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Plays lots of formats including live internet streams :wink:
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#59 Post by BarryK »

see my blog post about 'new2dir' and 'installwatch':

http://puppylinux.com/blog/?viewDetailed=00660
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#60 Post by ttuuxxx »

Well Barry I took your advice and used a different coreutils but still only half of the package is being made with new2dir script, Pidgin is also another great test for the new2dir script, it only packages maybe half of pidgin, It leftout the themes,icons,emotions, usr/lib/pidgin folder, usr/share/applications and a few others. But the nice thing is when you compile Pidgin for once you don't need a whole lot of extra libs to use msn&yahoo messenger clients, the package is around 2.3MB pet in size with all the libs&bin stripped, I didn't remove/stripdown any of the images, but I will later once I test the package. I used to have to compile a few extra packages to get the messenger clients working or disable a lot of the configure script to get pidgin to compile in a basic forum, now its only 3 things I had to disable, very nice, people are really going to like dpup when we get it to beta stage.
Would be nice to have a full working compiler :wink: but I guess in all do time :)
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