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#161 Post by ttuuxxx »

WhoDo wrote:
aragon wrote:new version of cclive (0.2.0): http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=273923
new version of mtr-traceroute (0.7.5): http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=273925
Got them, thanks. :wink:
Have you tried the murrine gtk2 engine and themes or one of the Streamtuners?? I'm back on cups now :) nice to take a break and mess around with things, also Been talking to the developer of libsamplerate and he has informed me that the next version will be better than libsamplerate-0.1.6, faster and smaller, which is good.
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#162 Post by ttuuxxx »

updated IsoMaster latest release January 3rd, 2009, also made a locales pet.
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#163 Post by WhoDo »

ttuuxxx wrote:Have you tried the murrine gtk2 engine and themes or one of the Streamtuners??
Got it but haven't tried it yet. I will though.
ttuuxxx wrote:I'm back on cups now :) nice to take a break and mess around with things, also Been talking to the developer of libsamplerate and he has informed me that the next version will be better than libsamplerate-0.1.6, faster and smaller, which is good.
CUPS good. Like CUPS work. More CUPS. :P
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#164 Post by davesurrey »

Hello WhoDo.

1. My apologies that I missed or forgot about the fix for Pmount.
I _have_ read through everyone of the 829 messages on 58 pages of 4.2 "bugs and fixes." But whilst I know that you are completely immersed in this project, and I am sure you have copious notes on everything, please understand that mere mortals can sometimes make mistakes.

2.
There was also a post from tempestuous in re that driver in the Alpha3 thread.
So I searched all 829 messages for anything tempestuous has written and also searched his other messages since alpha-1 was released but I can't find anything relevant. He did write in the alpha-3 bug thread about the 8187 wifi driver but that's a long way off the 8139 ethernet driver of mine. Of course I could be wrong again?

Yes I have used (and still have installed to test) 4.1.2 and NOP (based on 4.1.2) and 4.1.1 and 4.0 and, as I said, I have never had a problem getting AutoMount to work before. Until alpha-4. Alphas 1 to 3 were also fine. All that on the same PC.

As I said, it works okay issuing a static IP so sounds more to me like a networking wiz issue rather than a driver so I'll see what Dougal's threads may bring up.

3.
cluttering this thread with reports of bugs that have already been notified as fixed, or for which the bug is already well documented is doing no-one any favours
Thanks for that mate.
Yes I was only trying to help. Apologies again that I made an error over the Pmount bug.
I still think Automount on ICW is not working on alpha-4 on my install. Treat that as a bug or as a waste of your time. It's your call.

However to say I am cluttering the thread with reports is just hyperbole and not at all encouraging if you want folk to contribute. They were made in the genuine spirit of contributing bug reports which certainly can't be said for many of the 829 messages on these "Bugs and Fixes" threads discussing for example the pros and cons of icewm versus jwm. Clutter? Or is it one rule for some and another for all else?

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#165 Post by ttuuxxx »

davesurrey wrote:Hello Dave
oooooooooopppppppppp wrong one :wink:
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#166 Post by aragon »

WhoDo wrote:
aragon wrote:new version of cclive (0.2.0): http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=273923
new version of mtr-traceroute (0.7.5): http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=273925
Got them, thanks. :wink:
did you get those too?

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 368#273368

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Realtek Drivers

#167 Post by straypup »

I think Dave is talking about a new realtek problem. The one mentioned in the a3 thread was for the 8189(rtl8187) If I read his post correctly, he is using an 8139. Don' you just love realtek

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#168 Post by davesurrey »

Hello straypup,
Yes you read me well.
It's a Lan/wired/ethernet connection I am having probs with not anything to do with any 8189 wlan /wifi issues.
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#169 Post by aragon »

@ whodo

new updates

- ADDED 12.02.09: hdparm 9.1.0
- ADDED 12.02.09: poppler 0.10.4

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 518#271518

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#170 Post by WhoDo »

aragon wrote:did you get those too?
Yep. I'm trying to acknowledge every contributory post, question and bug fix but there are so many contributions happening now that sometimes I just have to grab what's on offer and keep going without stopping to say thanks. So, if I've missed the opportunity somewhere, "Thanks" aragon. :wink:
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8139 lan

#171 Post by straypup »

dave, I remember somewhere that the old connection wizard is still in puppy as a hidden file. Someone with a better memory than mine might be able to direct you to it and you can see if it helps with your problem. Would like to help more but am basically computer illiterate if it isn,t gui driver.
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#172 Post by davesurrey »

Thanks straypub.
Just to be clear I can connect using static IP. It's dhcp that seems to be broke on mine.
But it's only an alpha so not life threatening. Just informational.
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PATH issues.

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PATH issues.

1) Puppy 4.2-alpha4 will not find executables placed in the commonly used directory /usr/local/sbin because that directory is not listed in Puppy's PATH statement.

2) When I use "Open Terminal Here" that opened location should automatically be in the PATH for that opened terminal session.

To solve this, I currently have to create a local.profile file in /etc/ with this entry:

export PATH="./:$PATH:/usr/local/sbin"

In reading the forums, I noticed that these issues have occurred to others frequently. It is a real problem for newbies when they install a simple program and it does not even start. The previous 4 programs I added placed their executables in /usr/local/sbin and did not write a PATH update. Apparently /usr/local/sbin is a common linux directory already expected to be in the OS path.

It would be nice if Puppy's default PATH statement addresses these issues (if possible).

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#174 Post by jrb »

Hi ttuuxxx,
Thanks for compiling isomaster. I added Opera10.sfs and OpenOffice3.0.sfs to the puppy420a4.iso and saved. Pburn420a4 wouldn't burn it so I used Pburn412 and then tried to boot. Got same message as before:
"ISOLINUX 3.63 2008-04-10 Isolinux: Image Checksum Error, Sorry"

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#175 Post by ttuuxxx »

jrb wrote:Hi ttuuxxx,
Thanks for compiling isomaster. I added Opera10.sfs and OpenOffice3.0.sfs to the puppy420a4.iso and saved. Pburn420a4 wouldn't burn it so I used Pburn412 and then tried to boot. Got same message as before:
"ISOLINUX 3.63 2008-04-10 Isolinux: Image Checksum Error, Sorry"
have you tried it with 4.0 , 4.1 and if so what was the results?
Because when I compiled Isomaster and I had no errors, maybe the checksum from 4.2b4 is still being used and not a newer one, check your checksum values, we have a checksum checker now in 4.2a4 Menu/utility/GtkHash
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#176 Post by Flash »

I see that rxvt has gone to white letters on a black background in 4.2. :cry: Please, please, at least provide the option to invert that. Black letters on a white (or yellowish or light greenish) background is much easier for my old eyes to read. :)

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#177 Post by ttuuxxx »

Flash wrote:I see that rxvt has gone to white letters on a black background in 4.2. :cry: Please, please, at least provide the option to invert that. Black letters on a white (or yellowish or light greenish) background is much easier for my old eyes to read. :)
here flash install this, it will revert it back :)
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Re: PATH issues.

#178 Post by WhoDo »

JMX wrote:1) Puppy 4.2-alpha4 will not find executables placed in the commonly used directory /usr/local/sbin because that directory is not listed in Puppy's PATH statement.
Added to rc.sysinit for next release.
JMX wrote:2) When I use "Open Terminal Here" that opened location should automatically be in the PATH for that opened terminal session.
It happens that way ok on my system, so I will have to investigate further.
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#179 Post by 01micko »

Hi there

Zigbert posted Pwidgets-0.8 today. Seems fairly solid :wink: New widgets too.

Trio and myself have created a new Pwidgets plugin type thread and a Pwidgets wiki page respectively.

See Pwidgets main post for links and download Pwidgets-0.8 while your there. :)

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#180 Post by 01micko »

I had a crash today in 4.2alpa4. I booted to ram, got settings and desktop how I wanted, browsed for an hour or so then left the laptop for about half an hour. Got back and was surprised to see the screen how I left it, normally would be blank in sleep mode.
Anyways, I had a complete lock up, no mouse no keys nothing. Had to do the dreaded hard power off :( . Couldn't save a thing. Has this been reported? Maybe just my hardware? IBM Thinkpad r31, 1066celeron, 512ram.
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