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2.14x
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2.14x
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2.14x
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Other: 2.14x only
12
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#2201 Post by davesurrey »

OlddogNewtricks
Thanks for that explanation. However, with a great amount of respect, I am probably a little more confused now.

1. Just to be clear, I got the 30 sec delay with the latest version ie 214X15, which as you say has ttuuxxx's gb.gz in /lib/keymaps.

I confirm I have it working okay with UK and French keyboards. It was when I tested it using UK and BE and CA that it went bad with a delay. I guess there will be other combinations which may have missing files where it goes wrong. My concern is not so much for me (I'm happy with it) but for others who need other keyboards.

2.
MHHP's fix for the Advanced Xorg button, replaces the option to either change your default keyboard layout from US to something else or add another to it.
Not nit picking but either I don't understand this or do you mean...
MHHP's fix for the Advanced Xorg button, gives the option to either change your default keyboard layout from US to something else or add another to it
Please don't misunderstand me...I think MHHP's mod is an elegant piece of work and a very useful fetaure. It's just that with the current state of the keyboard files there is the possibility of a boot delay, which new-comers may not understand/appreciate.

Best regards and cheers
Dave

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#2202 Post by davesurrey »

It can be restarted by clicking on superswitcher in /root/startup, no X restart needed
Yes, a much better way. Thanks for that.
Dave

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#2203 Post by OlddogNewtricks »

Hello again Dave,

point 1
Got you now, missing keymaps &/or symlinks in /lib/keymaps for other layouts causing the 30 second delay. I believe MHHP posted about this but got no response.

point 2 see pic
The original keyboard wizard comes with this change/add option, MHHP's tinkering lost it, his fix puts it back again
Hope this makes it clear.

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#2204 Post by davesurrey »

The original keyboard wizard comes with this change/add option, MHHP's tinkering lost it, his fix puts it back again
Hope this makes it clear.
Ah, didn't know that. Now I understand. Appreciate it, as ever. :-)
Cheers
Dave

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#2205 Post by MinHundHettePerro »

Hello :D !

Many posts on the MHHP pup214X_keybd_setter_impr[_fix].pet recently.
As I said here, there's more to it than I took into consideration in my first lame attempt pup214X_keybd_setter_impr.pet :shock: :) :P . Having, since then, read the scripts in question through, and through again, I have concluded that it would be best to revert back to the way way it was before.

For the ones of us using a layout supported by stating the pkeys parameter upon booting up: joy :).
(/lib/keymaps, or /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/i386/*/*.map (if the latter .map is correct, that is).)

I must, presently, advocate that the keyboard-setter scripts are reverted back to the way they were before my, at the time, uninformed thrust at a half-solution :roll: . As I said, in the above cited post, it can be made to work (flawlessy?), though, with some initiated script-fixing.

fwiw :P :) :D /
MHHP
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Dual Xeon 3.2 GHz, 1 GB, nvidia quadro nvs 285[/color]
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#2206 Post by Aitch »

davesurrey wrote:As ever it's merely a question of finding it amongst the other 346823 articles!!!!!
yep!, or some other big number :wink:

thanks Dave, missed that, as do many others, it seems

Aitch :)

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#2207 Post by ttuuxxx »

here's a game you have to push the blocks without blocking yourself in, :)
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http://audio.online-convert.com/ <-- excellent site
http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/A-codecs/ <-- Codec Test Files
http://html5games.com/ <-- excellent HTML5 games :)

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#2208 Post by sullysat »

Yay! Chips Challenge for the Puppy!

Thanks ttuuxxx!

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Partview again

#2209 Post by davesurrey »

I grabbed BK's partview script from puppy 431rc1 and plonked it into /usr/sbin in 214X15.
It half works but does anyone know what migth be missing. Starting in terminal gives no clues.

Would really like to use this.
Thanks
Dave

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#2210 Post by sinc »

ttuuxxx, I would like to say that this is still the best running version on my computer. when I want to watch an online video I make sure I am in 214x b/c it is the only one that plays without delays. :D

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#2211 Post by ttuuxxx »

Hi dave there are a few difference in the the usr/bin files that are related to partview, I'll look more closely this weekend, That is why I didn't put the latest version in.

Hi sinc I agree, It does play videos rather well :)
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http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/A-codecs/ <-- Codec Test Files
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#2212 Post by davesurrey »

Hi ttuuxxx,
That's good of you. Partview really does look like a useful app.

I posted a request elsewhere for some help to squash the multi-menus in Gxine bug but no reply so far.

Also trying to track down a count-down timer.

Have a good day.
Dave

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#2213 Post by ttuuxxx »

Hi dave you might want to try ptimer and pstopwatch? They work together on 2.14X
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/dis ... ch-0.6.pet

http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/dis ... er-0.1.pet

Ok time to get ready for work :)
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http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/A-codecs/ <-- Codec Test Files
http://html5games.com/ <-- excellent HTML5 games :)

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#2214 Post by davesurrey »

Yes ttuuxxx but they aren't CountDown Timers.

Have a good day. :-)
dave

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#2215 Post by sullysat »

Okay, clarification time!

ttuuxxx, will you be replacing rxvt with mrxvt or adding it to the final distro? If so, in the original configuration or the rxvt colors?

Just trying to keep things on the right lists, you know.

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Re: Partview again

#2216 Post by clarf »

davesurrey wrote:I grabbed BK's partview script from puppy 431rc1 and plonked it into /usr/sbin in 214X15.
It half works but does anyone know what migth be missing. Starting in terminal gives no clues.

Would really like to use this.
Thanks
Dave
Hi Dave, I looked your post and made a quick.

Seems a problem with "ppmtogif" file, just copy this file from /usr/bin in Puppy 4.3.1 to the same path in Puppy 2.14x. Note that the 4.3.1 file is smaller than 214x but it works fine.

Greetings,
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Partview working fine in Puppy 214X
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#2217 Post by clarf »

I talked to soon. There´s and error with partview for CD/DVD drives, if you see my previuos post there are a total size of 0 for hdb (my CD-ROM), it search for sr* partitions and then replace the correct Total size for media drives.

Well I could correct this small problem, just replacing the sr* case for a iso* case assigned to a new variable "ATIPE".

Now It shows the correct size for my media drives :wink: .

I attach the new partview script and the needed "ppmtogif" file from Puppy 4.3.1.

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fixed_partview_for_media.gif
My both Media drives are shown fine now
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ppmtogif.gz
ppmtogif from Pupp 4.3.1
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partview.gz
Fixed Partview for media drives in Puppy 214x
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#2218 Post by davesurrey »

clarf to the rescue again !! :-)
Your solution works a treat. Congratulations and very many thanks.
Dave

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#2219 Post by gillmaus »

Hello Guys!

This thread is sooo long, I cannot find any possibility to download 2.14-V15 and matching .sfs Files. Could you please provide a location?

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#2220 Post by sinc »

page 1 for downloads :D

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