I was only going to do that if we were using gnutls but it broke too many apps removing openssl, Ghasher is way Quicker of a hasher application, so it stayssinc wrote:running RC3. things are working well as usual. installed pwireless2 and running with no problem.
2 things real quick:
2. i thought you were going to replace ghasher with the new gtkhash from pg 187. if that was your intention it is not done either.
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seems really nice though. i love using this version.
. I tried it, FF just ask if you want to save the file etc. So you save it and click on it and it opens in Gxine. works for me :)but is that what you wanted? Didn't it always ask if you wanted to save wmv?sinc wrote:ttuuxxx, it looks you may have responded before i edited my above post to add the mailcap and mime.types files. if you get a chance please try those out. thanks. I only added the last two lines.
sinc wrote:the link before you replace the mailcap and mimetype files will just ask if you want to save the file. after you replace mailcap and mime.type it should give you the option to 'open with default media player' instead of having to save the file first. it works on mine... maybe firefox has to be restarted?
), will take it for a spin in the next days.
/ Hi roy I never tried it on a NTFS partition, anybody else have a NTFS to test it? If not I can compile what ever is needed. as for sfs extentions, 2.14x has a little converter I tossed together so it can use series 3,4,5 sfs files just open /root/SfS-converter folder and drag and drop your series 3,4,5 sfs on top of 3-4-Series or 5-Series box and then click Convert-SfS and you'll find your new 2series sfs located in root, just rename it to anything like OpenOffice etc.Roy wrote:I've downloaded RC3 and must say that I like it.... As a matter of fact, I like it a lot! This is probably the most thoroughly assembled and tested Puppy version to date.
Couple of questions, though....
I don't seem to be able to save a freshly downloaded Go-OpenOffice Suite to sda2, which is a NTFS section of my hard drive. The inability to write to a NTFS is a 2-series thing and not a bug, right?
Last question concerns which SFS format this one requires (with so many updates under the hood). This takes the same SFS3 stuff that the 3-series Puppies do, correct?
All in all, I find this to be an extremely well thought-out implementation of Puppy!
-Roy
Hi Roy,Roy wrote:I've downloaded RC3 and must say that I like it.... As a matter of fact, I like it a lot! This is probably the most thoroughly assembled and tested Puppy version to date.
Couple of questions, though....
I don't seem to be able to save a freshly downloaded Go-OpenOffice Suite to sda2, which is a NTFS section of my hard drive. The inability to write to a NTFS is a 2-series thing and not a bug, right?
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=51162 ok could you please loadup with puppy pfix=ram and try it.sinc wrote:i wasn't able to get my printer working.
i thought i had it working before but this time i couldn't get it to start.
epson cx4200. i didn't have any problem finding the driver in cups but i couldn't get the printer to start. it didn't believe me that it was on my usb port.
For your flu there's a few remodies that worked for me. Hi roy you need to drag and drop the sfs you want to convert ontop of the 3,4 series or 5 series boxes /root/SfS-converter/3-4-Series . when you do it will automatically create /root/squashfs-root I just tried it with series 5Roy wrote:Just finished using the sfs converter located in /root
First try returned "Cannot stat source directory "/root/squashfs-root" because No such file or directory" so I created the directory and tried again. It indeed produced a new sfs file!
Running from a Live CD with no save file (not my machine).
Tried to install http://www.puppylinux.ca/bugs/skype-2.0.0.72.pet. Installation looked good, and a restart of the Xserver put it in my Internet Menu column.
It wouldn't work. Terminal shows:
"sh-3.00# skype
./skype: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: version `CXXABI_1.3.1' not found (required by ./skype)
./skype: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.4' not found (required by ./skype)"
If I remember correctly, John Biles specified an earlier version of Skype (without video) for TEENpup2009. Versions that I am aware of beyond 2.0.0.47 (which allows video) do not allow user-selection of sound devices.
Tracking down libstdc++.so.6 might be a challenge, but is not impossible. With my (low) technical knowledge level, the GLIBCXX designation worries me as possibly being a particular compilation.
-Roy
and then you click /root/SfS-converter/Convert-SfS which will open the gui and click "Click the button to make a new sfs" and then a window will open and display it being converted and it will disappear when finished.
