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#46 Post by bruno »

I don't see NOCOPY
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#47 Post by Semme »

Give me a screenshot of what YOU see.. Ya know, before I say I've jumped enough hurdles..
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#48 Post by bruno »

yes that's what I'm trying, but that drop down menu always disappears when I take the screenshot
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#49 Post by Semme »

So you have a drop-down?

Can you give the options?

Easy lingo Mate..
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#50 Post by bruno »

copy to, gtk hash, pack it, sfs load, trash, uextract, copy, rename link, delete, open as text, send to......
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#51 Post by Semme »

Nope! You're not doing it right. Gimme a sec...
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#52 Post by Semme »

The 32compat in /tmp you have, correct?

If you right clk, do you see the option to "sfs_load?"
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#53 Post by bruno »

yes
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#54 Post by Semme »

So do it.. And your drop-dwn options become?
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#55 Post by bruno »

then there is no drop down, when click left or right click, it sais: cannot install in pupmode=5
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#56 Post by Semme »

Obviously, the devs have made Pup too difficult to adopt.

Tmrw's another day..

PS -- If I were there with you on your box?

The ball'ud be roll'in -- 1-2-3!
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#57 Post by bruno »

:D
That is great news!
Yes tomorrow is another day, slowly but surely we're getting there :lol:
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#58 Post by Semme »

Hey, slowly's not good.. I'm a speed :twisted:--:D:wink: Yes, tmrw.. :wink:
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#59 Post by bigpup »

This could just be a bad save file, because something is wrong with the file system on the USB stick.
fat32 is a Windows file system not a Linux one, so any error checking programs have to be Windows programs.

If Widows did anything on this USB stick there is a chance the file system is fragmented.
Puppy saves do not like fragmented file systems.

I would run Windows defrag and chkdsk on the USB stick and see if they find or correct anything.
If yes.

Make a new save after you run defrag and chkdsk..

There could be a bug with using heavy encryption on the save file.
Try just making one with no encryption just to see if that makes a difference.
The things they do not tell you, are usually the clue to solving the problem.
When I was a kid I wanted to be older.... This is not what I expected :shock:
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#60 Post by bruno »

Hello Bigpup, yes that could have been the problem, so I tried a new savefile, with Tahr64, on a new USB stick, and again the same problem: no ethernet interface after booting with the savefile, while at first boot from the live CD all was fine...
So it's the same problem with Tahr32 6.0.5, Tahr64 6.0.5, and Slacko 6.3 ...

Now the funny thing is, I tried out Wheezy 3.5.2.11, made a heavy encrypted savefile and .... all goes well, even booting many times from the savefile, ... no problem with ethernet..
So maybe the problem lies with the newer kernel, or the newer Woof?
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#61 Post by Semme »

:idea: Let Pup partition the stick from a live boot.
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#62 Post by bigpup »

Have you tried making a save that is not encrypted?
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#63 Post by Semme »

:D Yeah, forgot to add that.
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#64 Post by bruno »

Yes with the 3 modern puppies, the Ethernet is always gone after booting with savefile, even non-encrypted.
There is no driver loaded for the Ethernet interface, and it's not possible to load any with the internet wizard.... while with Wheezy, all goes fine, even with heavy encryption of the savefile. And I'm using the same USB stick.
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#65 Post by Semme »

And you say running "lsmod" while in this no-Internet save produces no results, correct?
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