Hi theeastsun,theeastsun wrote:how to install a wifi modem
Modem? or wifi adapter?
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Hi theeastsun,theeastsun wrote:how to install a wifi modem
I can verify that firefox 52 is working. I'm posting from it now. I was able to sucesfully boot the computer via the save file I created in the sandbox. The only problem, that I know about was that upstart, seems to have gotton installed as a dependecy. This overwote /sbin/init (see post)s243a wrote: I was able to install firefox_52.0.2+build1-0ubuntu0.12.04.1 with precise light running in a sandbox (using psandbox), over an ssh connection using pkg. I tested that firefox would start up properly using X11 forwarding but I didn't test it further.
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pkg --repo precise-updates pkg --get firefox_52.0.2+build1-0ubuntu0.12.04.1
I tried rebooting with my save file and I got a kernal syncing error after selecting the save file. I think that perhaps I have to delete some files from my save folder. I think that puppies remaster script will give me clues on which files to delete.
P.S. I might re-consider the fallback order for precise-updates. I'm wondering if for precise-updates if the newer repos (e.g. precise-backports) should be checked first. Needless to say installing firefox worked with the current fallback order .
P.S. #2 The command "pkg --repo precise-updates" changes the ~/.pkg/pkgrc file to match the info about precise-updates.
OK, I finally got PortaBrowseInstall up to date and working for Precise-light. The Seamonkey website had changed and the latest Firefox Quantum no longer works in Precise-light.s243a wrote:I can verify that firefox 52 is working.
http://distro.ibiblio.org/quirky/quirky ... c-2.20.pet. This is one of Barry K's packages. Many thanks to him.nic007 wrote:Where can I download the small glibc2.20 package that is built into Precise Lite?
Here or direct download Heretheeastsun wrote:sorry,where can i download the latest firefox pet for precise light,thanks
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wget --no-check-certificate "https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/3rn1a4e4scmfdyv/ff32-additions.tar.gz?dl=1" -O ff32-additions.tar.gz
Whats fixed:jrb wrote:Put the original precise-light-5.7.2-mk2.0.iso file and the precise-light-5.7.2-mk2.0.iso___precise-light-5.7.2-mk2.3.iso.delta file in the same directory.
Click once on the .delta file and then click "Generate" and its a done deal.
I strongly suggest using the update in the post above and then going to Menu->Internet->FlashPlayerUpdater.theeastsun wrote:sorry,where can i download the latest flash player for precise light,thanks
Does your USB install have these files:theeastsun wrote:jrb wrote:
Put the original precise-light-5.7.2-mk2.0.iso file and the precise-light-5.7.2-mk2.0.iso___precise-light-5.7.2-mk2.3.iso.delta file in the same directory.
Click once on the .delta file and then click "Generate" and its a done deal.
I installed via USB but failed:
could not find kernel image: vesamenu.c32
help me,thanks
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title 0_puptest2
uuid 68ec550b-e5ce-477b-a83f-d275f32dfe74
kernel /0_puptest2/vmlinuz net.ifnames=0 pdrv=68ec550b-e5ce-477b-a83f-d275f32dfe74 pmedia=ataflash psubdir=/0_puptest2 pfix=fsck
initrd /0_puptest2/initrd.gz
I have to confess that I don't remember how I used syslinux before, its been years and even then I only did it once out of curiosity.jrb wrote:Nice photo. It's been quite a while since I worked with syslinux. Can you post the contents of syslinux.cfg and isolinux.cfg?theeastsun wrote:in my flashdisk there is no menu.lst file