TazPuppy 5.0 rc2

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#586 Post by mistfire »

TazPup has now reached BETA!

Changes:
* Some radical changes on pup_event, pmount, resizepfile.sh, and partview
* Some shutdown bugfixes

Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JJ5OoU ... sp=sharing
Build kit: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-A7vr_ ... sp=sharing

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#587 Post by thinkpadfreak »

Hello.
I am trying beta 1.

First boot seems OK.
Second boot with a save file seems OK. (However, the message "sfs_load: Depmod..." appears.)
At third boot, "sfs_load: Depmod..." keeps me waiting for a while.

I would like to know if such a behavior is normal.

Regards.

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#588 Post by peebee »

Congrats on Beta 1 - astonishing what can be achieved in only 84MB!!

A few "improvement" things I've noticed in unstructured testing:

- the partition booted from does not show in PcManFM - [LATER] actually some sort of conflict between /mnt and /media - any partition in /mnt does not get displayed

- some menus are alphabetical ordered, some are reverse-alphabetical....would be better to be consistent

- i'd prefer single click to be the default in PcManFM but that's just a personal preference

- tazpup builder - custom-packages folder is needed for cloud based build to add in packages not in slitaz repos - e.g. pFind

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#589 Post by mistfire »

@thinkpadfreak depmod normally runs when loading custom sfs modules
@peebee I will check that

thanks for feedback

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#590 Post by thinkpadfreak »

mistfire wrote:
> depmod normally runs when loading custom sfs modules

Thank you for response.

I use adrv*.sfs, which is a Japanese language pack prepared by one of the Puppy Linux Japanese Forum members.

I think adrv*.sfs is different from extra sfs modules.
But, just in case, I removed it, and booted tazpup in its original (English) environment.

As I stated before, the message "sfs_load: Depmod..." appears at every boot except first boot, though I have no extra sfs modules added.

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#591 Post by Terry H »

Had been away for the weekend, so just installed the tazpup beta-1 today. Manual frugal install to Sandisk Ultra Fit 32GB Flash drive, using the existing save folder. All is working well.

Congratulations mistfire on this beta release. Very nice!

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beta1 success

#592 Post by foxpup »

I did not try tazpup since update 5 or so in the beginning.
I've installed beta1 on a i5 laptop. Just had to add a drv.sfs because it was missing firmware, I don't know which.
Now it runs very well on this machine! I will play with it some more.

Big congrats with tazpup BETA, mistfire!! In my opinion tazpup is a milestone acquisition for Puppy!!!

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#593 Post by backi »

Could not boot from Usb stick formatted ext4-------Kernel Panic.
So m y menu.lst looks :

# menu.lst produced by grub4dosconfig-v1.8.9
color blue/cyan yellow/blue white/black cyan/black
#splashimage=/splash.xpm
timeout 10
default 0


title Run Slax
root (hd0,0)
kernel /slax/boot/vmlinuz vga=normal load_ramdisk=1 prompt_ramdisk=0 rw printk.time=0 slax.flags=perch,automount
initrd /slax/boot/initrfs.img

Anybody any Idea ?

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#594 Post by fredx181 »

Hi backi, posted accidentally to the wrong thread, or... ?
Maybe the heat in Europe is making your brains not working very well, I feel with you, btw :wink:

Fred

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#595 Post by backi »

My Goodness......yes indeed,,,,, cerebral Kernel Panic ,,,,,,your right Fred ,,,,,,,damn Heat .......obviously fried my Brain....just struggling hard to survive.......i`ll better crawl back now to my cool Bath Tube .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnkLOGvxk5o

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#596 Post by mistfire »

Hello

I noticed that there are bugs on tazpanel cgi scripts as well as in tazpkg. Right now, l'm trying to fix and improve it.

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#597 Post by mistfire »

tazpanel was now improved. It works better than on vanilla one. More details pretty soon.

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#598 Post by mistfire »

Here are changes in Tazpanel which is way more different than vanilla

1. It can manage more than one NICs
2. Wifi scan is now more interactive by ajax rather than refreshing the whole page

3. Manage proxy support
4. All functionalities was works better than the vanilla one.

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#599 Post by don570 »

This is old queston---.
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 689#992689

but 'restartwm' doesn't work to refresh the menu.
Does anybody know the command for menu refreshing?
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#600 Post by smokey01 »

What about xrefresh?

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#601 Post by muggins »

Code: Select all

fixmenus?

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#602 Post by mistfire »

TazPuppy beta 2 released

NOTE: TazPuppy is now the new name of Tazpup

Changes:
* Improved tazpkg installer
* Improved tazpanel and tazpkg
* All file associations are now working properly
* Application Menu is now more organized
* With on-demand features
* Network now supports more than 1 NICs (wired only)
* Huge bugfixes and improvements

Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jScQ8 ... JatfpPosK9

Build kit: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OBZWzV ... sp=sharing

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#603 Post by thinkpadfreak »

Hello.

I tried booting TazPuppy beta 2.

After booting successfully, I wanted to save to a hard drive, but could not.
I got a message saying "no suitable partition to save to."

The hard drive consists of four partitions:
sda1 (ntfs, windows boot partition)
sda2 (ntfs, windows c: drive)
sda4 (ntfs, windows recovery data)
sda5 (ext2, containing Xenialpup)

I created a directory for TazPuppy in sda2 and placed vmlinuz, initrd, main sfs, and zdrv there.
I have multiple puppies installed in sda2.

I would like to know if there is anything wrong with the configuration above.

Regards.

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#604 Post by peebee »

thinkpadfreak wrote:After booting successfully, I wanted to save to a hard drive, but could not.
I got a message saying "no suitable partition to save to."
I got the same message....system shutdown with no savefolder created.....all my partitions are Linux formatted
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#605 Post by Terry H »

New manual frugal install on USB Flash drive. I installed Intel 7265 wifi card firmware. First shutdown successfully created save folder on Flash drive (sdb2 formatted as ext4). Save folder loaded OK on reboot.


Edit: Subsequent saves/reboots OK also.

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