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magerlab
Joined: 08 Jul 2007 Posts: 737
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Posted: Tue 10 Apr 2012, 12:32 Post subject:
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That's really great!
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don570

Joined: 10 Mar 2010 Posts: 5260 Location: Ontario
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Posted: Tue 10 Apr 2012, 13:39 Post subject:
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I found that the older version of notecase (notecase-1.6.9pre7.pet)
works well with saluki and doesn't need any additional software
to be installed. Available at ibilio.
http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pet_packages-3/
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sszindian

Joined: 24 Apr 2010 Posts: 775 Location: Pennsylvania U.S.
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Posted: Tue 10 Apr 2012, 14:32 Post subject:
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Wrong thread:
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http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=69192
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don570

Joined: 10 Mar 2010 Posts: 5260 Location: Ontario
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Posted: Tue 10 Apr 2012, 15:06 Post subject:
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I improved puppy clock so that it works with saluki
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=580140#580140
It has many uses. I use it as an alarm clock and
to put messages on the screen at regular intervals.
It's very small and inobtrusive unlike other alarms.
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jemimah

Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Posts: 4309 Location: Tampa, FL
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Posted: Tue 10 Apr 2012, 16:15 Post subject:
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don570 wrote: | I improved puppy clock so that it works with saluki
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=580140#580140
It has many uses. I use it as an alarm clock and
to put messages on the screen at regular intervals.
It's very small and inobtrusive unlike other alarms.
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I have added this to the repo.
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HiDeHo
Joined: 16 Mar 2011 Posts: 311
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Posted: Tue 10 Apr 2012, 18:00 Post subject:
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What is the delta file for found in the downloads folder click here
also anyone help me with a realtime kernel. i want to compile one for saluki. click here for topic i created.
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jemimah

Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Posts: 4309 Location: Tampa, FL
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Posted: Tue 10 Apr 2012, 18:08 Post subject:
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A realtime kernel is going to be fairly difficult. There's probably only a few people on the forum that could pull it off.
I may decide to work on it after the release unless pemasu takes an interest.
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HiDeHo
Joined: 16 Mar 2011 Posts: 311
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Posted: Tue 10 Apr 2012, 18:25 Post subject:
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jemimah wrote: | A realtime kernel is going to be fairly difficult. There's probably only a few people on the forum that could pull it off.
I may decide to work on it after the release unless pemasu takes an interest. | How would a real-time kernel be hard. would it not just take a simple Download a source and compile it in saluke. (i don't have much knowledge with kernel stuff). see my post click here
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OscarTalks

Joined: 05 Feb 2012 Posts: 1858 Location: London, England
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Posted: Tue 10 Apr 2012, 20:42 Post subject:
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How do I set it to not eject the CD at shutdown please?
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mavrothal

Joined: 24 Aug 2009 Posts: 2995
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Posted: Wed 11 Apr 2012, 00:50 Post subject:
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HiDeHo wrote: | How would a real-time kernel be hard. would it not just take a simple Download a source and compile it in saluke. |
The "simple download" is 260+ individual patches but that's the easy part. Then the kernel must be configured without conflicts which is not very hard either.
The real issue is the RT kernels will expose and amplify any scheduling bug in the software, drivers, firmware and BIOS that go unnoticed with a vanilla kernel. On a single processor PC, things are becoming worse.
So unless microseconds instead of milliseconds latencies are vital for the specific application(s) and you have a dedicated PC for these applications/project/work I would reconsider.
Could be fun to try though
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shinobar

Joined: 28 May 2009 Posts: 2674 Location: Japan
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Posted: Wed 11 Apr 2012, 03:06 Post subject:
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OscarTalks wrote: | How do I set it to not eject the CD at shutdown please? |
For Saluki-18,
/etc/rc.d/rc.sutdown around at line 630:
Code: | EJECTCD="yes" # 15dec10 shinobar: eject CD only poweroff |
Rewite to:
As for pupsaveconfig-2.2, it has a checkbox.
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OscarTalks

Joined: 05 Feb 2012 Posts: 1858 Location: London, England
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Posted: Wed 11 Apr 2012, 06:13 Post subject:
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Thank you, shinobar.
I saw the discussion about this in the Slacko beta thread and I think the checkbox idea is the best option.
For laptops where you close the drive manually it doesn't matter so much what the default is and on balance it is probably better to eject the CD, but for desktops I don't like the idea of the drawer being left open. It could easily get broken and dust can more easily get in to the mechanism and I certainly don't feel comfortable about forcing the drawer closed.
When running live CD if I think I want to boot into something else next time I can manually remove the CD before shutdown, or in fact there is time after I press the Power Button to eject a CD and replace it with another one or close the tray empty.
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Aitch

Joined: 04 Apr 2007 Posts: 6815 Location: Chatham, Kent, UK
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Posted: Wed 11 Apr 2012, 08:50 Post subject:
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HiDeHo wrote: | ....also anyone help me with a realtime kernel..... |
You could try asking Announcer a.k.a l0wt3ch, as he did a realtime kernel for slacko, after having made studio puppy with a RT kernel
If you have 64 bit try http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=74884&start=15
support seems patchy
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Jim1911
Joined: 19 May 2008 Posts: 2460 Location: Texas, USA
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Posted: Wed 11 Apr 2012, 11:59 Post subject:
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Impressive, works great.
I've really enjoyed using the Saluki Custom Builder and have used it to build a version with pemasu's new kernel. The only problem I've noted is that the default program selection update does not work properly. Default media player selection should be xnoise, however /usr/local/bin showed a different media player. Also “gview” shows up as defaultimageviewer and it doesn’t appear to be installed, should be “ristretto”.
Thank you for a super distribution with great additional capability.
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TTW
Joined: 28 Mar 2012 Posts: 51
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Posted: Wed 11 Apr 2012, 16:10 Post subject:
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I don't watch a lot of video content, most of the time I use my netbook so no DVD drive, but today thought I would have a go and booted up the desktop from my USB.
Good news - booted into Saluki straight away, connected my internet, xorg set up ok.
Tried a music file with Xnoise, again worked first time.
So thought I would try out OGG and look at some video footage. No go I am afraid, either looking at pure AVI files or looking at a virtual DVD with individual VOB files. OGG failed to play either.
Downloaded Gnome which I have used successfully in other puppies and voila played my DVD content folders and AVI straight away.
Saluki 18 was used to test
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