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#406 Post by wanderer »

thanks s243a

i didn't know that

thanks for the links

i will look into it

wanderer

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#407 Post by musher0 »

greengeek wrote:
wanderer wrote: does anyone have a suggestion for what puppy sfs would be a good candidate ?

wanderer
Hi wanderer - I would suggest one of the Slimjet sfs files available from OscarTalks repositories:

https://yadi.sk/d/fd8rBM0WoF9sB
Greengeek ?
There is something wrong with this "sfs". Please check.

I decided to stop the download of this "slimjet.zip" at 266 Mg.
And it was from the yandex site, not OscarTalks'.

No known browser is 266 Mg big, zipped...
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#408 Post by greengeek »

musher0 wrote:
greengeek wrote:
wanderer wrote: does anyone have a suggestion for what puppy sfs would be a good candidate ?

wanderer
Hi wanderer - I would suggest one of the Slimjet sfs files available from OscarTalks repositories:

https://yadi.sk/d/fd8rBM0WoF9sB
Greengeek ?
There is something wrong with this "sfs". Please check.

I decided to stop the download of this "slimjet.zip" at 266 Mg.
And it was from the yandex site, not OscarTalks'.

No known browser is 266 Mg big, zipped...
Hi Musher - this is what I see at that link:

(seems all good to me - a variety of pet and sfs versions for different users.... Not sure why OscarTalks uses Yandex - I would have preferred smokey01's repo - but who knows)
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#409 Post by musher0 »

Thanks, greengeek.

I was finally able to download the file I wanted. I find this yandex "ftp"
mumble-inducing; it tool me 5 minutes to figure it out. (Ok, now I know.)

BFN.
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#410 Post by wanderer »

hi all

i have decided to try to post an iso of corepup

hopefully this will allow people to examine the system
and possibly discuss/contribute to it
more easily

however i dont know how to do this
any suggestions would be appreciated

wanderer

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#411 Post by musher0 »

Hi wanderer.

So there you are! :)

Come on, now. Do you seriously expect us to believe that wanderer, of
original "CE Puppy" fame, does not know how to make an iso available to
fellow Puppyists?!?!

You're putting us on, right? :)

If you don't have access to anything else, how about zippyshare.com:
100% Free -- No Download Limits -- Up to 500MB per File
Unlimited Disk Space -- No Sign Up Required
They have a few ads on download, but I find it tolerable.

You can ask smokey01 or augras for some ftp space, yes?

TWYL.
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#412 Post by wanderer »

thanks musher0

once i knew but i forgot

i will follow your instructions

thanks again for all the help

wanderer

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#413 Post by darry19662018 »

Wanderer why don't you create an account at archive.org thats where Puppy stuff and related is archived.

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#414 Post by fredx181 »

Hi wanderer,
Another option is github, but then in the "Releases" section, it has no size limitiation.
Just create a repository with a ReadMe (and some more maybe), create a new Release and upload it there (attach binaries, add some info).
(in a branch itself there is a size limitation of 100MB I believe)

I did it like this with e.g. BionicDog, see release here:
https://github.com/fredx181/bionicdog/releases/tag/v1.0

Fred

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#415 Post by s243a »

wanderer wrote:hi all

i have decided to try to post an iso of corepup

hopefully this will allow people to examine the system
and possibly discuss/contribute to it
more easily

however i dont know how to do this
any suggestions would be appreciated

wanderer
Here is where the iso is created in the make-tazpup-clould.sh script:

Code: Select all

  if [ "$efi1" == "true" ]; then
  #rxvt -bg blue -fg white -title "$m_01 (with UEFI)" -e mkisofs -U -A $VOLI -J -joliet-long -r -v -T -o $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso $BOOTPARM -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -eltorito-alt-boot -e efi.img -no-emul-boot $curdir/tazpup-preiso
  echo "UEFI enabled"
  mkisofs -D -R -J -o $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso $BOOTPARM -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -eltorito-alt-boot -eltorito-platform 0xEF -eltorito-boot $efiimg1 -no-emul-boot $curdir/tazpup-preiso/ 
  isohybrid --uefi $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso
  else
  mkisofs -D -R -J -o $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso $BOOTPARM -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table $curdir/tazpup-preiso/  
  fi

MD5=`md5sum $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso | cut -f 1 -d ' '`

echo "$MD5" > $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso.md5

echo "MD5 Checksum: ${MD5}"
echo ""
echo "Process complete!"
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 906#993906

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#416 Post by wanderer »

smokey01 has once again graciously allowed me to use his system
to host corepup
so i will use that

thank you very much smokey01

and i also read your newsletter on the homepage

thanks for that too

wanderer

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#417 Post by Flash »

A link to where you're moving would be nice.

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#418 Post by musher0 »

s243a wrote:
wanderer wrote:hi all

i have decided to try to post an iso of corepup

hopefully this will allow people to examine the system
and possibly discuss/contribute to it
more easily

however i dont know how to do this
any suggestions would be appreciated

wanderer
Here is where the iso is created in the make-tazpup-clould.sh script:

Code: Select all

  if [ "$efi1" == "true" ]; then
  #rxvt -bg blue -fg white -title "$m_01 (with UEFI)" -e mkisofs -U -A $VOLI -J -joliet-long -r -v -T -o $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso $BOOTPARM -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -eltorito-alt-boot -e efi.img -no-emul-boot $curdir/tazpup-preiso
  echo "UEFI enabled"
  mkisofs -D -R -J -o $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso $BOOTPARM -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -eltorito-alt-boot -eltorito-platform 0xEF -eltorito-boot $efiimg1 -no-emul-boot $curdir/tazpup-preiso/ 
  isohybrid --uefi $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso
  else
  mkisofs -D -R -J -o $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso $BOOTPARM -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table $curdir/tazpup-preiso/  
  fi

MD5=`md5sum $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso | cut -f 1 -d ' '`

echo "$MD5" > $curdir/custom-tazpup.iso.md5

echo "MD5 Checksum: ${MD5}"
echo ""
echo "Process complete!"
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 906#993906
And the relationship to corepup is ?...
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#419 Post by wanderer »

hi all

smokey01 will just host the isos

i will post a link to them on this thread
as soon as i figure things out

cheers

wanderer

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#420 Post by wanderer »

hi all

smokey01 has agreed to host the isos for corepup

how do I put a link in this thread to point to the isos

sorry to ask all this but I forgot how to do everything

wanderer

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#421 Post by darry19662018 »

Hi Wanderer.

I went to Smokey's site and could not see your iso's listed.
http://smokey01.com/devs.html

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#422 Post by Terry H »

darry19662018 wrote:Hi Wanderer.

I went to Smokey's site and could not see your iso's listed.
http://smokey01.com/devs.html
Smokey01 has done the setup, no iso's have been loaded yet:

http://smokey01.com/wanderer

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#423 Post by wanderer »

thanks terry h

i couldnt figure out how to access the site

i'll post one as a trial this week


thanks again guys

wanderer

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#424 Post by wanderer »

hi all

i have downloaded 3 isos to smokey01's site as a test
these are the 3 tinycore official isos that i began work on
they are

core 6.4.1
tinycore 6.4.1
coreplus 6.4.1

each is core or core + additional extensions

tinycore is now up to core 9
but everything that i have done can be applied to core 9 as well

if anyone wants to get a feel for the system
they can download these isos and play with them

i will now get the corepup iso ready
and load it as soon as it is ready

i think you will find this system is very elegant and powerful

as i have said merging puppy and tinycore
will make a system that capitalizes on the strengths of both

use the link in terry h's post above
since i haven't figured out how to put links in yet

cheers

wanderer

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#425 Post by musher0 »

Hi wanderer,

Thanks for the files.

CorePlus is at v. 9.0. Q.v.: http://www.tinycorelinux.net
Yours is at v. 6.4.1. Any particular reason for the lag? Easier to work with,
perhaps, from a Puppy standpoint? (This is not a criticism, I'm just asking.)

BFN.
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