Posted: Wed 30 Apr 2014, 20:53
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Posted: Thu 01 May 2014, 05:24
Got it! Thanks, ally!
Posted: Thu 01 May 2014, 06:40
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4GhZV ... edit?usp=1
This is the latest link same as posted by ally. My apologies to everyone.
This is the latest link same as posted by ally. My apologies to everyone.
Posted: Sat 03 May 2014, 01:24
Hi, stemsee.stemsee wrote:https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4GhZV ... edit?usp=1
This is the latest link same as posted by ally. My apologies to everyone.
Don't worry about it! Impressive for a first build!
And thanks for the upgrade/update.BFN.
musher0
Posted: Sat 10 May 2014, 09:56
Hello @StemSee
Just a note to share that a mouse-over the network icon DOES NOT show the local LAN IP address as 01Micko's Slacko57 does. Maybe when service is provided, this can be rectified.
Here to help
Just a note to share that a mouse-over the network icon DOES NOT show the local LAN IP address as 01Micko's Slacko57 does. Maybe when service is provided, this can be rectified.
Here to help
Posted: Mon 12 May 2014, 04:31
Hi, stemsee.
Please see attached. This is not your fault, I suspect. Please tell me if I
should report this to the "CE builders" thread as well? Thanks.
As you can see in the picture, there are two wizards missing in the new
wizardwizard. Since I have three metal readers on this computer (one CD
and one DVD internal, and one external USB-DVD burner), I found
particularly frustrating that the CD / DVD wizard was missing in the new
one. Because I couldn't get any CD to play until I had defined what metal
drive plays what!
I really believe that the Puppy Foundation should open a subsidiary called
the Puppy Detective Agency, to hunt down wizard-nappers...
And also a
Puppy Therapy House, where you can open up about and unwind from the
frustrations caused by Puppy training!
(Everybody's seen the winks, yes?) BFN.
musher0
Please see attached. This is not your fault, I suspect. Please tell me if I
should report this to the "CE builders" thread as well? Thanks.
As you can see in the picture, there are two wizards missing in the new
wizardwizard. Since I have three metal readers on this computer (one CD
and one DVD internal, and one external USB-DVD burner), I found
particularly frustrating that the CD / DVD wizard was missing in the new
one. Because I couldn't get any CD to play until I had defined what metal
drive plays what!
I really believe that the Puppy Foundation should open a subsidiary called
the Puppy Detective Agency, to hunt down wizard-nappers...
And also a Puppy Therapy House, where you can open up about and unwind from the
frustrations caused by Puppy training!
(Everybody's seen the winks, yes?) BFN.
musher0
Feedback
Posted: Mon 12 May 2014, 09:52
Hi musher0
I actually haven't properly used my own precise-ce since uploading it. I have been entirely preoccupied building my EmSee-2nd-Edition on my 4th Dpup Wheezy-CE which seems faster than the previous, and built with more attention..
Both of these should be considered to be beta! When I get time I will look into the bugs and take a closer look at woof-ce-master which i used to build them both
... I should have used woof-ce -testing as I did on the one I am working on now - EmSee-2nd-Edition kernel 3.14.2 xbmc 13 on wine and native on linux - QQ International (English) & QQ2013 (chinese) PPstream (chinese video/tv)- Libreoffice-4.2 Me-Tv Gimp-2.8 Qemu-kvm-2.0 Wine-1.7.17 Ardour-3.5.x (Audio apps updated) Bluetooth Samba-4.0.9 Blender-2.63 Qasmixer Qashctl (advanced mixer) Synaptic and apt-get (hopefully)Skype-4.2 Linphone Xchat2 VLC-2.1.4 Reaper latest Auslogics DupicatFileFinder Sardu JavaJDK-7-25 Canon-wifi-printer drivers libc6 .... long list of updates and tweaks.
So, sorry for my in-attendance to your posts!
Back soon.
I actually haven't properly used my own precise-ce since uploading it. I have been entirely preoccupied building my EmSee-2nd-Edition on my 4th Dpup Wheezy-CE which seems faster than the previous, and built with more attention..
Both of these should be considered to be beta! When I get time I will look into the bugs and take a closer look at woof-ce-master which i used to build them both
... I should have used woof-ce -testing as I did on the one I am working on now - EmSee-2nd-Edition kernel 3.14.2 xbmc 13 on wine and native on linux - QQ International (English) & QQ2013 (chinese) PPstream (chinese video/tv)- Libreoffice-4.2 Me-Tv Gimp-2.8 Qemu-kvm-2.0 Wine-1.7.17 Ardour-3.5.x (Audio apps updated) Bluetooth Samba-4.0.9 Blender-2.63 Qasmixer Qashctl (advanced mixer) Synaptic and apt-get (hopefully)Skype-4.2 Linphone Xchat2 VLC-2.1.4 Reaper latest Auslogics DupicatFileFinder Sardu JavaJDK-7-25 Canon-wifi-printer drivers libc6 .... long list of updates and tweaks.
So, sorry for my in-attendance to your posts!
Back soon.
Posted: Mon 12 May 2014, 15:30
Hello, stemsee.
Best of luck with your new project.
In case someone else has many CD/DVD drives, here is the old wizardwizard.
Unzip in /usr/sbin. The simplest way to use it: as an icon on the desktop.
Once unpacked, open a ROX-Filer window in /usr/sbin and drag wizardwizard-
old to the desktop. That's all.
Enjoy ! BFN.
musher0
Best of luck with your new project.
In case someone else has many CD/DVD drives, here is the old wizardwizard.
Unzip in /usr/sbin. The simplest way to use it: as an icon on the desktop.
Once unpacked, open a ROX-Filer window in /usr/sbin and drag wizardwizard-
old to the desktop. That's all.
Enjoy ! BFN.
musher0
Posted: Tue 17 Jun 2014, 10:43
Can this be upgraded over top of Precise 5.7.1?
What version of SeaMonkey is compiled with it?
What version of SeaMonkey is compiled with it?
Seamonkey = v2.19
Posted: Tue 17 Jun 2014, 21:31
Jody
Basically it is precise 5.7.2 as precise pangolin has upgraded packages from ubuntu. This was built in woof-ce as opposed to woof (original) by Barry Kauler. This has a much newer kernel 3.13.9-pae with better hardware support.
As far as upgrading goes - have you already installed precise_5.7.1 on a hdd partition = full install? or in a folder = frugal install?
Edit: seamonkey version is 2.19
I have not tried upgrading 5.7.1. My advise to you, assuming full hd install to partition x. Backup partition x. for eg partition x=sda2
Boot from usb or someother partition than sda2 type #mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/sda2
#mksquashfs /mnt/sda2 sda2-backup.sfs
then move the sda2-backup.sfs to some safe place. Now you can upgrade the precise_5.7.1 with precise-ce-5.7.1 and if all goes well you delete the .sfs backup and if it doesn't go well just open a terminal as before and type #unsquashfs -d -f /mnt/sda2 sda2-backup.sfs
Basically it is precise 5.7.2 as precise pangolin has upgraded packages from ubuntu. This was built in woof-ce as opposed to woof (original) by Barry Kauler. This has a much newer kernel 3.13.9-pae with better hardware support.
As far as upgrading goes - have you already installed precise_5.7.1 on a hdd partition = full install? or in a folder = frugal install?
Edit: seamonkey version is 2.19
I have not tried upgrading 5.7.1. My advise to you, assuming full hd install to partition x. Backup partition x. for eg partition x=sda2
Boot from usb or someother partition than sda2 type #mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/sda2
#mksquashfs /mnt/sda2 sda2-backup.sfs
then move the sda2-backup.sfs to some safe place. Now you can upgrade the precise_5.7.1 with precise-ce-5.7.1 and if all goes well you delete the .sfs backup and if it doesn't go well just open a terminal as before and type #unsquashfs -d -f /mnt/sda2 sda2-backup.sfs