BionicDog (updated: 2018-06-04)
Re-uploaded wiagit version 0.0.2 since I had made a minor mistake... oops
Hope you are not the person who downloaded previous 0.0.2 Fred - best to wait a day maybe before committing to repos (just in case...)...
wiak
Hope you are not the person who downloaded previous 0.0.2 Fred - best to wait a day maybe before committing to repos (just in case...)...
wiak
Last edited by wiak on Sun 05 Aug 2018, 01:55, edited 2 times in total.
deb package for wiagit 0.0.3 uploaded (includes wiagit-mini: wiagitm).
Changelog here:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 41#1001241
I would be grateful if you could check if the Git_icon appears in the Dog Start->Development menu and on the wiagit application gui.
EDIT: Note that tcl/tk is installed as dependencies for gitk visualiser. The main wiagit/wiagitm programs don't themselves need that, so if you don't want tcl/tk included just remove gitk as a dependency (only the otherwise optional gitk visualiser button wouldn't do anything then of course).
wiak
Changelog here:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 41#1001241
I would be grateful if you could check if the Git_icon appears in the Dog Start->Development menu and on the wiagit application gui.
EDIT: Note that tcl/tk is installed as dependencies for gitk visualiser. The main wiagit/wiagitm programs don't themselves need that, so if you don't want tcl/tk included just remove gitk as a dependency (only the otherwise optional gitk visualiser button wouldn't do anything then of course).
wiak
New gtkwialog version 0.8.6 debs and details of changes here:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 37#1001837
Didn't effect any apps I've tested previously, but as above link details document, FatDog's findnrun app had a problem with junk appearing in its initial input entry box (I discovered that it was caused by findnrun using uninitialised startup variable resulting in echo of empty string - legacy gtkdialog ignored empty strings for input, gtkwialog didn't but I added if statement so that it does now).
wiak
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 37#1001837
Didn't effect any apps I've tested previously, but as above link details document, FatDog's findnrun app had a problem with junk appearing in its initial input entry box (I discovered that it was caused by findnrun using uninitialised startup variable resulting in echo of empty string - legacy gtkdialog ignored empty strings for input, gtkwialog didn't but I added if statement so that it does now).
wiak
Sorry Fred, I was on a roll. Debs for even newer version 0.8.7 gtkwialog already released:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 98#1001998
wiak
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 98#1001998
wiak
OK wiak (you are very productive these days:)), I'll add to repos soon.wiak wrote:Sorry Fred, I was on a roll. Debs for even newer version 0.8.7 gtkwialog already released:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 98#1001998
wiak
Fred
BionicDog live64 K 4.15.0.22-generic
Regards ETP
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Re: BionicDog live64 K 4.15.0.22-generic
Gorgeous!! Any plans to offer this remaster up to us poor, drooling, panting masses?ETP wrote:A touch of Cinnamon spice Sir ?
Although fairly "heavy", Cinnamon is a wonderful, full-featured and solid desktop.
Bob
Re: BionicDog live64 K 4.15.0.22-generic
WoW !! Pure Art, great work ETP !
Almost couldn't believe this in based on my little "doggie"
Very nice demo also, btw.
+1 , would be nice if you share ISO, maybe as project with your own custom name or share here and I can put a link on first page.Moat wrote:Any plans to offer this remaster up to us poor, drooling, panting masses?
Is it done with all changes in save storage or did you do a remaster ?
Fred
Hi d_vineet,
Continuing from Xenialdog64 thread here:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 15#1002515
Here's for testing, package SNS -simple network setup- by BarryK for BionicDog 64-bit
As the program is made specifically for Puppy, some options won't work, e.g. checkbox for starting firewall after successful connection doesn't apply.
Install from right-click menu of Pcmanfm > "Install deb"
The network_tray icon will show after restarting X.
I'd recommend to reboot after install (with changes saved), but for me it worked by running "Simple network setup" from Menu > Network (but sometimes needed to try two times until it connected from my tests).
To make things work properly, I modified some scripts, e.g. replaced "ifconfig" by "busybox ifconfig", because these scripts expect that ifconfig is a symlink to busybox (as it probably is on most Puppies).
Hopefully it works for you, indeed SNS is a nice program.
Works OK for me, except sometimes delay at shutdown (systemd message stopping service, taking more than a minute).
Fred
Continuing from Xenialdog64 thread here:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 15#1002515
Here's for testing, package SNS -simple network setup- by BarryK for BionicDog 64-bit
As the program is made specifically for Puppy, some options won't work, e.g. checkbox for starting firewall after successful connection doesn't apply.
Install from right-click menu of Pcmanfm > "Install deb"
The network_tray icon will show after restarting X.
I'd recommend to reboot after install (with changes saved), but for me it worked by running "Simple network setup" from Menu > Network (but sometimes needed to try two times until it connected from my tests).
To make things work properly, I modified some scripts, e.g. replaced "ifconfig" by "busybox ifconfig", because these scripts expect that ifconfig is a symlink to busybox (as it probably is on most Puppies).
Hopefully it works for you, indeed SNS is a nice program.
Works OK for me, except sometimes delay at shutdown (systemd message stopping service, taking more than a minute).
Fred
- Attachments
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- sns_2.2.3_amd64.deb.gz
- Remove fake .gz
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Hi fredx181,
Simply great work. Thanks.
Tested in BionicDog 64bit.
Everything works correctly as you said.
(I needed to rename "sns_2.2.3_amd64.deb.gz" to "sns_2.2.3_amd64.deb").
Otherwise no install option (of course) by right clk from PCManFM.
Xarchiver also didn't recognize it.
After renaming, everything worked as you said (by right clk).
Restarting X brought up tray icon.
wlan0 connected after 2 attempts.
Problem solved.
Thanks again for your valuable time & effort.
In fact, the support I received for puppy & dog s/w (in spite of being free & open source) is even better that that for other licensed s/w).
Simply great work. Thanks.
Tested in BionicDog 64bit.
Everything works correctly as you said.
(I needed to rename "sns_2.2.3_amd64.deb.gz" to "sns_2.2.3_amd64.deb").
Otherwise no install option (of course) by right clk from PCManFM.
Xarchiver also didn't recognize it.
After renaming, everything worked as you said (by right clk).
Restarting X brought up tray icon.
wlan0 connected after 2 attempts.
Problem solved.
Thanks again for your valuable time & effort.
In fact, the support I received for puppy & dog s/w (in spite of being free & open source) is even better that that for other licensed s/w).
MBR broken after frugal install (doesn't show WIn8)
Hi !
I had Win8 installed.
Already I had a separate logical partition (/ext4) for Bionic Dog 64bit.
Booted from USB stick (option selected was no save, only RAM).
Using BionicDog Installer, tried to frugal install.
Steps taken--
Selected .iso file (from /sda5 partition which ntfs).
Selected partition /sda6, (which is /ext4).
Clicked 'install'.
Chosen 'grub4dos'.
Installation successful.
Now, when rebooted, only Dog entries are there in bootloader, and not Win8 entry.
Tried boot-repair utility.
error msg--
FSCK detected. Please use Boot-Repair-Disk-64bit (www.sourceforge.net/p/boot-repair-cd) which contains a FSCK-compatible version of this software. This will enable this feature.
Second retry-- Msg says repaired successfully. Now you can rebbot the computer.
But no Win8 entry in bootloader.
Maybe I have done something stupid but don't know what
Pl. help me fixing the MBR.
Thanks.
I had Win8 installed.
Already I had a separate logical partition (/ext4) for Bionic Dog 64bit.
Booted from USB stick (option selected was no save, only RAM).
Using BionicDog Installer, tried to frugal install.
Steps taken--
Selected .iso file (from /sda5 partition which ntfs).
Selected partition /sda6, (which is /ext4).
Clicked 'install'.
Chosen 'grub4dos'.
Installation successful.
Now, when rebooted, only Dog entries are there in bootloader, and not Win8 entry.
Tried boot-repair utility.
error msg--
FSCK detected. Please use Boot-Repair-Disk-64bit (www.sourceforge.net/p/boot-repair-cd) which contains a FSCK-compatible version of this software. This will enable this feature.
Second retry-- Msg says repaired successfully. Now you can rebbot the computer.
But no Win8 entry in bootloader.
Maybe I have done something stupid but don't know what
Pl. help me fixing the MBR.
Thanks.
Last edited by d_vineet on Tue 21 Aug 2018, 15:07, edited 1 time in total.
Ooops... yes the installer doesn't support dual boot with windows.d_vineet wrote:Now, when rebooted, only Dog entries are there in bootloader, and not Win8 entry.
Although it's possible to add entry for Windows in grub4dos menu.lst.
(tell me if you want that, and I can help (or someone else)
My entry for Windows 10 is:
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title Load BOOTMGR of Windows 10
root (hd0,0)
chainloader /bootmgr
If you want to restore the previous (windows) bootloader this may work:
At the end of the bootloader install from Bionicdog installer you may have seen message (see screenshot below)
In my case it was installing to sda2, for you sda6, so if sda6 is mounted for you as /mnt/sda6:
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cat /mnt/sda6/sda.63s > /dev/sda
Fred
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- Restore previous bootloader
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Hi d_vineet
Ok, find the file "menu.lst" probably it's on sda1 and edit it by opening with leafpad or geany.
Add above the other entries (if you want as first, default) the Windows entry, so becomes something like this:
And save the file.
Again, not sure if it works for you, but nothing to lose by trying, for me it worked for earlier Windows 7 and now also for Windows 10.
EDIT: Above Win entry assumes that Windows is on sda1.
Fred
So pl. help me adding entry for Windows in grub4dos menu.lst.
Ok, find the file "menu.lst" probably it's on sda1 and edit it by opening with leafpad or geany.
Add above the other entries (if you want as first, default) the Windows entry, so becomes something like this:
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title Load BOOTMGR of Windows 8
root (hd0,0)
chainloader /bootmgr
title BionicDog - porteus-boot Always Fresh
uuid <UUID>
kernel /casper/vmlinuz from=/ nomagic base_only norootcopy
initrd /casper/initrd1.xz
title BionicDog - porteus-boot in RAM (no save)
uuid <UUID>
kernel /casper/vmlinuz from=/ copy2ram
initrd /casper/initrd1.xz
.....
.....
Again, not sure if it works for you, but nothing to lose by trying, for me it worked for earlier Windows 7 and now also for Windows 10.
EDIT: Above Win entry assumes that Windows is on sda1.
Fred
Win8 is on sda2.
sda1 is 'system reserved'.
Which option should I change then? maybe like this --
root (hd0,1) .....assuming the index is zero based.
(the file is named lickmenu.lst because I had used lick bootloader for xenialpup. But it has been uninstalled before BionicDog installation by using its own 'uninstall lick'). Still the name of file is lickmenu.lst
sda1 is 'system reserved'.
Which option should I change then? maybe like this --
root (hd0,1) .....assuming the index is zero based.
(the file is named lickmenu.lst because I had used lick bootloader for xenialpup. But it has been uninstalled before BionicDog installation by using its own 'uninstall lick'). Still the name of file is lickmenu.lst
Last edited by d_vineet on Tue 21 Aug 2018, 15:54, edited 1 time in total.
Yes, that should be it then if on sda2.d_vineet wrote:root (hd0,1)
EDIT:
I don't know about lick installer, the file to edit is "menu.lst" as created by Bionicdog installer.(the file is named lickmenu.lst because I had used lick bootloader for xenialpup. But it has been uninstalled before BionicDog installation by using its own 'uninstall lick'). Still the name of file is lickmenu.lst
Fred
Last edited by fredx181 on Tue 21 Aug 2018, 15:59, edited 1 time in total.