This will make it easy for a user to copy/paste all the sfs load options into a frugal install menu.lst rather than having to (mis)type them.
Looking forward to Lazy Puppy 2.1
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Hi RSH; Have you considered using Squash Apps. instead of SFS files?
They are mounted but not unioned, so less complexity and cpu overhead.
They`ve been used in Puppy before, and Tiny Core Linux uses them too.
The Sq.App. package build and compile is almost the same as normal.
Pets and other legacy loose file packages take up Save file space.
They can get viruses and be corrupted, Squash file packages can`t.
If all app. packages are Squash file types then no union FS is needed.
I have a Sq.App. menu written in BaCon that mounts and runs the Sq.App.
when it`s clicked, and unmounts it when the Sq.App. is exited.
I need to write a menu right-click to remove the Sq.app. and it`s config. files.
They are mounted but not unioned, so less complexity and cpu overhead.
They`ve been used in Puppy before, and Tiny Core Linux uses them too.
The Sq.App. package build and compile is almost the same as normal.
Pets and other legacy loose file packages take up Save file space.
They can get viruses and be corrupted, Squash file packages can`t.
If all app. packages are Squash file types then no union FS is needed.
I have a Sq.App. menu written in BaCon that mounts and runs the Sq.App.
when it`s clicked, and unmounts it when the Sq.App. is exited.
I need to write a menu right-click to remove the Sq.app. and it`s config. files.
Yes, this is almost exactly what i plan to do. But i want to go one step beyond that point. Currently i am able to do some work on this for the use with my own syslinux bootloader and also for Grub4DOS. I would like to make this also for Grub and/or Grub2 but i do not know how these boot menu entries have to look.minesadorada wrote:When you release Lazy Puppy 2.1, can you include a sample menu.lst as a textfile (perhaps in the 'guides' section)?
This will make it easy for a user to copy/paste all the sfs load options into a frugal install menu.lst rather than having to (mis)type them.
Looking forward to Lazy Puppy 2.1
What do you use for booting LazY Puppy or other Puppies? Can you give an example for Grub and/or Grub2?
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I did never hear of Squash Apps and my experience to compile sources is less than less (and unfortunately almost unsuccessful). Do you have a link to a working .pet of Squash Apps and/or some information, where to find, how to use, how to make own squash apps etc.pp.?sunburnt wrote:Hi RSH; Have you considered using Squash Apps. instead of SFS files?
They are mounted but not unioned, so less complexity and cpu overhead.
They`ve been used in Puppy before, and Tiny Core Linux uses them too.
The Sq.App. package build and compile is almost the same as normal.
Pets and other legacy loose file packages take up Save file space.
They can get viruses and be corrupted, Squash file packages can`t.
If all app. packages are Squash file types then no union FS is needed.
I have a Sq.App. menu written in BaCon that mounts and runs the Sq.App.
when it`s clicked, and unmounts it when the Sq.App. is exited.
I need to write a menu right-click to remove the Sq.app. and it`s config. files.
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I use Grub4Dos, with its simple menu.lst. I don't specify the partition, but use the 'find --setroot' command, which searches the available partitions:RSH wrote: Yes, this is almost exactly what i plan to do. But i want to go one step beyond that point. Currently i am able to do some work on this for the use with my own syslinux bootloader and also for Grub4DOS. I would like to make this also for Grub and/or Grub2 but i do not know how these boot menu entries have to look.
What do you use for booting LazY Puppy or other Puppies? Can you give an example for Grub and/or Grub2?
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find --set-root --ignore-floppies /lazypuppy528/initrd.gz
kernel /lazypuppy528/vmlinuz pmedia=atahd psubdir=lazypuppy528 pfix=fsck acpi=off
initrd /lazypuppy528/initrd.gzFor Puppy installs, grub(2) seems like overkill.
I like your boot wallpaper. I never managed to get graphics to work in my grub4dos setup.
Sorry about the delayed reply, my main PC just died crippling me.
Sq.Apps are configured with: --prefix ( Path to Mount Point )
This sets the path where the app. is installed to, and also
where the app. expects to find it`s dependencies at.
App. C code has RPATH and CPATH that is set by this.
Anyone experienced in compiling should have no trouble with it.
Static built packages are more robust and run on more Linuxes.
Sure they`re bigger but media apps. are really library picky.
So the more that`s compiled in the greater chance it`ll work.
I only have built Mahjongg and Dead Meat music player Sq.Apps.
I can post my files for you to examine if you like...
minesadorada`s "find" for booting Puppy sounds great!
Does it make a menu of all found bootable O.Ss.?
Sq.Apps are configured with: --prefix ( Path to Mount Point )
This sets the path where the app. is installed to, and also
where the app. expects to find it`s dependencies at.
App. C code has RPATH and CPATH that is set by this.
Anyone experienced in compiling should have no trouble with it.
Static built packages are more robust and run on more Linuxes.
Sure they`re bigger but media apps. are really library picky.
So the more that`s compiled in the greater chance it`ll work.
I only have built Mahjongg and Dead Meat music player Sq.Apps.
I can post my files for you to examine if you like...
minesadorada`s "find" for booting Puppy sounds great!
Does it make a menu of all found bootable O.Ss.?
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It doesn't make a menu. It just searches all available hard disk partitions for the frugal subdirectory. I have 7 hard disks on my system some with multiple partitions, and it's easy to forget which (hdn,n) each installaton is on. Besides, I don't want menu.lst to break if I change my system disk setup.sunburnt wrote:minesadorada`s "find" for making boot menus sounds great!
Does it make a menu of all found bootable O.Ss.?
This Grub4DOS code can find Windows if it exists on a bootable partition:
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# Windows
# this entry searches Windows on the HDD and boot it up
title Windows
errorcheck off
find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /bootmgr
chainloader /bootmgr
find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /ntldr
chainloader /ntldr
find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /io.sys
chainloader /io.sys
errorcheck on
That`s great! I`ve been wanting a boot setup for Weeners.
I don`t use it myself but many friends and family still do.
I think there`s a simple way to have code setup a Grub4dos menu with found Puppies.
Then as you say, a change to the PC`s hardware wont break the boot setup.
I`ve changed drives as we all have and had the PC be unbootable. USB time...
At least a default search profile at the bottom to find one Puppy would be good.
I don`t use it myself but many friends and family still do.
I think there`s a simple way to have code setup a Grub4dos menu with found Puppies.
Then as you say, a change to the PC`s hardware wont break the boot setup.
I`ve changed drives as we all have and had the PC be unbootable. USB time...
At least a default search profile at the bottom to find one Puppy would be good.
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I plan to upload all files of the new LazY Puppy 2.0.1 within the next week.
After release of LazY Puppy 2.0.1 i do plan a break of active develpoment for several weeks (except needed bug fixing).
More Information here
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Sorry for late reply - i am just so busy. Yes, please do post your files.sunburnt wrote:I only have built Mahjongg and Dead Meat music player Sq.Apps.
I can post my files for you to examine if you like...
I plan to upload all files of the new LazY Puppy 2.0.1 within the next week.
After release of LazY Puppy 2.0.1 i do plan a break of active develpoment for several weeks (except needed bug fixing).
More Information here
RSH
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RHS; And everyone. I have looked into Tiny Core Linux`s SCM files.
These are TC`s version of SqApp files, and there are a lot of them.
They seem to work fine in Puppy, I think this has been done already.
I`m not very good at compiling apps, so this is an easy way to go.
SCM files seem to be single app. only, SqApp files can have many apps.
Groups of like apps. go well in one Sq. file, media, server, office, etc.
SCM files can have more than one app., but how to tell what`s in it?
The /bin dir. in some scm files is cluttered with files, making it hard to
find the real run files. So then a sort of manifest file is needed to fix it.
SCM files also seem to have no dynamic "mount/umount" at run time.
I`m going to rewrite my auto. menu to use them, I`ll let you know...
http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/4.x/x86/scm/
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These are TC`s version of SqApp files, and there are a lot of them.
They seem to work fine in Puppy, I think this has been done already.
I`m not very good at compiling apps, so this is an easy way to go.
SCM files seem to be single app. only, SqApp files can have many apps.
Groups of like apps. go well in one Sq. file, media, server, office, etc.
SCM files can have more than one app., but how to tell what`s in it?
The /bin dir. in some scm files is cluttered with files, making it hard to
find the real run files. So then a sort of manifest file is needed to fix it.
SCM files also seem to have no dynamic "mount/umount" at run time.
I`m going to rewrite my auto. menu to use them, I`ll let you know...
Here`s a link to TC`s repository of SCM files:Make the dirs. "/apps" and "/mnt/(Partition for Files)/SCM"
Download SCMs and move to "/mnt/(Partition for Files)/SCM"
Make dir. "/apps/(SCM file name, NO extention)
Do: mount -o loop /(Path)/(SCM File) /apps/(SCM mnt. dir.)
Exec. the app`s run script in /bin.
http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/4.x/x86/scm/
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Okay... My Sunday of effort here.
A GtkDialog auto. menu of Tiny Core`s SCM app. files.
This is a link to my scm_kit post:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 016#624016[/url]
A GtkDialog auto. menu of Tiny Core`s SCM app. files.
This is a link to my scm_kit post:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 016#624016[/url]
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Thanks for posting your files, sunburnt.
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Introducing the LazY Puppy Run-Scripts:
- LazY Puppy 2.0.1 does not need to load any SFS in front of starting any application inside the sfs
- Just click the menu entry or the run-script of the application and if the SFS is not loaded, it will be loaded automatically
- Does the SFS need any other SFS, it loads the dependent SFS automatically (Lazarus loads autom. the devx)
- Is the sfs not available at LazY Puppy install-directory it will be downloaded automatically (no browser needed)
- After all needed SFS files are loaded, the program runs
This is made using run-scripts. These run-scripts can be created by right-click action on any unmounted/unloaded SFS (converted to LazY Puppy Format) - no matter if in /mnt/home or /mnt/sda3 and it is all really quick and easy to handle.
Here is a video: http://www.mediafire.com/?fyr7qmhfl853ccn it shows: the menu (no wine loaded), removing of wine from usb, trying to start foobar using the run-script, trying to load wine, downloading wine and then loading the sfs and running foobar - all after a single left-click on the run-script. LazY Puppy 2.0.1 will have all the menu entries of all LazYY Puppy SFS programs and these entries do call the related run-script (also all built in).
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Note: do not download the currently available LP2_Wine.sfs at smokey01.com - this is not the original file. It is just for my testings. You must not use this with LazY Puppy 2.0.1.
Thanks for posting your files, sunburnt.
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Introducing the LazY Puppy Run-Scripts:
- LazY Puppy 2.0.1 does not need to load any SFS in front of starting any application inside the sfs
- Just click the menu entry or the run-script of the application and if the SFS is not loaded, it will be loaded automatically
- Does the SFS need any other SFS, it loads the dependent SFS automatically (Lazarus loads autom. the devx)
- Is the sfs not available at LazY Puppy install-directory it will be downloaded automatically (no browser needed)
- After all needed SFS files are loaded, the program runs
This is made using run-scripts. These run-scripts can be created by right-click action on any unmounted/unloaded SFS (converted to LazY Puppy Format) - no matter if in /mnt/home or /mnt/sda3 and it is all really quick and easy to handle.
Here is a video: http://www.mediafire.com/?fyr7qmhfl853ccn it shows: the menu (no wine loaded), removing of wine from usb, trying to start foobar using the run-script, trying to load wine, downloading wine and then loading the sfs and running foobar - all after a single left-click on the run-script. LazY Puppy 2.0.1 will have all the menu entries of all LazYY Puppy SFS programs and these entries do call the related run-script (also all built in).
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Note: do not download the currently available LP2_Wine.sfs at smokey01.com - this is not the original file. It is just for my testings. You must not use this with LazY Puppy 2.0.1.
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Hi.
Introducing LazY Puppy 2.0.1 LazY Remaster, no Smart Remaster, no Quick Remaster.
Currently i am doing the last programming steps and some localisations (German) on LazY Puppy 2.0.1. My last big work has been a shell to the puppy remaster function, which gives some comfortably options to remaster the LazY Puppy 2.0.1.
Here some options:
- specify ISO-Name before remastering starts
- specify des ISO-Label before remastering starts
- Option to remaster without possibility to edit /tmp/root and/or /tmp/etc (remaster likely in one step)
- Option to remaster standard (shows all OK- & Cancel-GUIs)
- Option to remaster standard customize (like customizing automatically /tmp/etc)
- Option to remaster full customize (removes /tmp/root and /tmp/etc and copies /root and /etc completely to /tmp (might work only in this (your used) remaster pc)
- Option to choose creating ISO and/or burn CD/DVD
All of these options can be set before the remaster starts.
Tomorrow hopefully finished the programming work and then need one more day to create and test the new LazY Puppy 2.0.1 sfs files (some new programs inside the sfs suites and also available as single apps (sfs)).
So, hopefully i can upload all files on Friday, 11th of Mai 2012.
RSH
Hi.
Introducing LazY Puppy 2.0.1 LazY Remaster, no Smart Remaster, no Quick Remaster.
Currently i am doing the last programming steps and some localisations (German) on LazY Puppy 2.0.1. My last big work has been a shell to the puppy remaster function, which gives some comfortably options to remaster the LazY Puppy 2.0.1.
Here some options:
- specify ISO-Name before remastering starts
- specify des ISO-Label before remastering starts
- Option to remaster without possibility to edit /tmp/root and/or /tmp/etc (remaster likely in one step)
- Option to remaster standard (shows all OK- & Cancel-GUIs)
- Option to remaster standard customize (like customizing automatically /tmp/etc)
- Option to remaster full customize (removes /tmp/root and /tmp/etc and copies /root and /etc completely to /tmp (might work only in this (your used) remaster pc)
- Option to choose creating ISO and/or burn CD/DVD
All of these options can be set before the remaster starts.
Tomorrow hopefully finished the programming work and then need one more day to create and test the new LazY Puppy 2.0.1 sfs files (some new programs inside the sfs suites and also available as single apps (sfs)).
So, hopefully i can upload all files on Friday, 11th of Mai 2012.
RSH
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Finally introducing:
LazY Puppy 2.0.1 Remaster Suite
Basic options (tab 1):
- specify ISO-Name before remastering starts
- specify des ISO-Label before remastering starts
- Option to remaster without possibility to edit /tmp/root and/or /tmp/etc (remaster likely in one step)
- Option to remaster standard (shows all OK- & Cancel-GUIs)
- Option to remaster standard customize (like customizing automatically /tmp/etc)
- Option to remaster full customize (removes /tmp/root and /tmp/etc and copies /root and /etc completely to /tmp (might work only in this (your used) remaster pc)
- Option to choose creating ISO and/or burn CD/DVD
Extended options (tab 2):
from /etc
- keep file: codepage
- keep file: desktop_icon_theme
- keep file: hostname
- keep file: hosts
- keep file: keymap
- keep file: profile
- keep file: localtime
- keep file: PuppyBackgroundPicture
- keep file: windowmanager
- keep file: .numlock_set_on
from /root and sub dirs
- updating directory: .my-sfs-scripts
- updating directory: .my-sfs-lists
- updating directory: FbPanel
- updating directory: Openbox
- updating directory: IceWM
- updating directory: JWM
- updating directory: my-documents
- updating directory: Startup
- updating several desktop settings
from /etc
- keep changes in DISTRO_SPECS
- plus: button (option) to unload unwanted sfs files before remastering
Currently doing this post from a new remaster used the LazY Puppy 2.0.1 Remaster Suite! 
Finally introducing:
LazY Puppy 2.0.1 Remaster Suite
Basic options (tab 1):
- specify ISO-Name before remastering starts
- specify des ISO-Label before remastering starts
- Option to remaster without possibility to edit /tmp/root and/or /tmp/etc (remaster likely in one step)
- Option to remaster standard (shows all OK- & Cancel-GUIs)
- Option to remaster standard customize (like customizing automatically /tmp/etc)
- Option to remaster full customize (removes /tmp/root and /tmp/etc and copies /root and /etc completely to /tmp (might work only in this (your used) remaster pc)
- Option to choose creating ISO and/or burn CD/DVD
Extended options (tab 2):
from /etc
- keep file: codepage
- keep file: desktop_icon_theme
- keep file: hostname
- keep file: hosts
- keep file: keymap
- keep file: profile
- keep file: localtime
- keep file: PuppyBackgroundPicture
- keep file: windowmanager
- keep file: .numlock_set_on
from /root and sub dirs
- updating directory: .my-sfs-scripts
- updating directory: .my-sfs-lists
- updating directory: FbPanel
- updating directory: Openbox
- updating directory: IceWM
- updating directory: JWM
- updating directory: my-documents
- updating directory: Startup
- updating several desktop settings
from /etc
- keep changes in DISTRO_SPECS
- plus: button (option) to unload unwanted sfs files before remastering
Currently doing this post from a new remaster used the LazY Puppy 2.0.1 Remaster Suite!
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Sorry for the delay to upload the new LazY Puppy 2.0.1. I am sure LazY Puppy LazY Remaster Suite is worth waiting a little longer.
LazY Puppy LazY Remaster Suite - Part 3
New Options:
- automatically Install of Programs (no database entry)
- installing images to /usr/share/backgrounds
- installing sounds to /usr/share/audio
- installing icons (png) to /usr/share/pixmaps
- installing icons (xpm) to /usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons
- remove symbolic links (empty the directories)
I am now back to the basic work and will hopefully upload the new LazY Puppy 2.0.1 on Sunday 13. May 2012
RSH
Sorry for the delay to upload the new LazY Puppy 2.0.1. I am sure LazY Puppy LazY Remaster Suite is worth waiting a little longer.
LazY Puppy LazY Remaster Suite - Part 3
New Options:
- automatically Install of Programs (no database entry)
- installing images to /usr/share/backgrounds
- installing sounds to /usr/share/audio
- installing icons (png) to /usr/share/pixmaps
- installing icons (xpm) to /usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons
- remove symbolic links (empty the directories)
I am now back to the basic work and will hopefully upload the new LazY Puppy 2.0.1 on Sunday 13. May 2012
RSH
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YES!minesadorada wrote:Any sign of 2.01 soon?
Hello, minesadorada.
LazY Puppy 2.0.1 will be available for download on Sunday, 20th of May 2012. Actually: between Su 20.05.2012 22:00 and Mo 21.05.2012 06:00 (Time is Local Time Germany)
I have almost finished the main work and just need to do some testings and polishings of the new LazY Puppy 2.0.1 functions (and some old ones of course).
My latest work is the LazY Puppy SFS-Installer wich is an available option in the package manager .pet install routine. It converts .pet automatically to .sfs, converts the .sfs to LazY Puppy Format and creates run-scripts from the program/s inside the sfs (just 3 or 4 clicks by the user to enter the sfs-dependencies and/or select the programs to make run-scripts of). If finished, it opens the /root directory where you can find the new sfs to copy to your boot location. Then clicking the run-script or the menu entry (if added to the system on making run-script) and run and use the application just as installed.
You did notice my last information on LazY Puppy SFS P.L.U.S. and Remaster Suite (some of the posts above)?
You can also use right-click-action on .pet to run the sfs-installer without the use of the package manager install GUI.
You will mostly see some yaf-splash's come and go...
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At boot up there are 64 mount points for Lazy Puppy SFS files available. This can be increased by the LazY Puppy Mount.Point.Increaser (LP2 MPI). It adds 36 mount points on every run to the system (i have increased the mount points up to 1003 a few minutes ago).
The LazY Puppy Flush-RAM is to flush the ram. This could be necessary if you are building a lot of sfs files in a row - using the ram option. There could be some ram-splitting which could result in an unsuccessful try to use a newly created run-script (or older ones). The nice icon is made by Barkin.
LazY Puppy SFS P.L.U.S. includes now 9 applications:
LazY Puppy 2.0.1 will be a challenge to each and every other puppy (derivative)...
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Hello!
I am pleased to announce: LazY Puppy 2.0.1 is on the way!
The time now is 11:00 AM in Germany and I have already uploaded most of the files. Only a few files and then some tests (downloads etc) and LazY Puppy 2.0.1 will be available to download.
I assume that LazY Puppy 2.0.1 will be available to download at 16:00 (Local TIme Germany).
RSH
I am pleased to announce: LazY Puppy 2.0.1 is on the way!
The time now is 11:00 AM in Germany and I have already uploaded most of the files. Only a few files and then some tests (downloads etc) and LazY Puppy 2.0.1 will be available to download.
I assume that LazY Puppy 2.0.1 will be available to download at 16:00 (Local TIme Germany).
RSH
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Hello!
It is done!
LazY Puppy 2.0.1 is ready to download!
Download Links are at the End of the first Post!
There is now a DE-ISO and a EN-ISO (boots into English Desktop).
RSH
It is done!
LazY Puppy 2.0.1 is ready to download!
Download Links are at the End of the first Post!
There is now a DE-ISO and a EN-ISO (boots into English Desktop).
RSH
[b][url=http://lazy-puppy.weebly.com]LazY Puppy[/url][/b]
[b][url=http://rshs-dna.weebly.com]RSH's DNA[/url][/b]
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[b][url=http://rshs-dna.weebly.com]RSH's DNA[/url][/b]
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minesadorada
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Lazy 2.01 frugal install
Quad-core 4GB RAM Radeon 9800
Initial report:
Fires up 1st time no problem. Display and network card autoconfigured.
Lazarus 9.30 works great. Save file loads/saves and backs up. The OS feels quick and responsive.
Good job Rainer!
Problems:
1 ) Same problem with CUPS Administration tab as all other Lazy installations - '500 Internal Server Error' so I cannot install my local HP printer in Lazy. This time, it was the first thing I tried before installing anything, so the CUPS problem comes with the OS.
The only other Puppy that has the same problem is Slacko. All other puppies install my USB HP printer via CUPS just fine.
2 ) Network/Internet Applications/Flash updater
It shows a 'Wait' dialog, then spawns another one... then another one...
..every few seconds, automatically and without limit. Nothing else happens.
The only cure is a reboot.
I haven't tried the new sfs features yet.
Quad-core 4GB RAM Radeon 9800
Initial report:
Fires up 1st time no problem. Display and network card autoconfigured.
Lazarus 9.30 works great. Save file loads/saves and backs up. The OS feels quick and responsive.
Good job Rainer!
Problems:
1 ) Same problem with CUPS Administration tab as all other Lazy installations - '500 Internal Server Error' so I cannot install my local HP printer in Lazy. This time, it was the first thing I tried before installing anything, so the CUPS problem comes with the OS.
The only other Puppy that has the same problem is Slacko. All other puppies install my USB HP printer via CUPS just fine.
2 ) Network/Internet Applications/Flash updater
It shows a 'Wait' dialog, then spawns another one... then another one...
..every few seconds, automatically and without limit. Nothing else happens.
The only cure is a reboot.
I haven't tried the new sfs features yet.