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#16 Post by puppyiso »

When I booted again this morning, the screen was black and no icons.

I tried left click and choosing different options but I see no difference.

I even installed the other scim related pets from "41 language " post. But it only disabled scim.

I am thinking that either changing initrd.gz or editing xorg config. I now have to go to other city and there is no computer of my own. I can browse the internet but not allowed to do anything else.

I will try playing with upup ko locale again sometime later.

John

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#17 Post by shinobar »

puppyiso wrote:When I booted again this morning, the screen was black and no icons.
Menu > Shutdown > Restart X server

puppyiso, what type of keyboad you use?

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upup CJK with other LANG

#18 Post by shinobar »

linus1972 wrote:is your puppy avail in english too?
upup CJK yes.

any locale your LANG is, you can read CJK(chinese, japanese, korean).

if you like to input CJK with other LANG, you must use UTF-8 encoding.
for exple. 'en_US.UTF-8'.
and you have to modify one configuration.
add the 2 letter code of your LANG for expl. 'en' at
/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.10.0/immodule-files.d/scim-gtk2-immodule.immodules
"/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.10.0/immodules/im-scim.so"
"scim" "SCIM Input Method" "scim" "/usr/share/locale" "ja:ko:zh:en"

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#19 Post by puppyiso »

I use regular keyboard with US keymap.

It is dead at the grub stage but alive when I have to either input passwords or choose options during boots.

When I removed some pet files, the screen came back with icons. I now think that's because I restarted x

Everything is OK exept the typed Korean looked very funny.

eg;

Correct : 한글
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#20 Post by shinobar »

[quote="puppyiso"]Korean letters are combinations of 3 letter sets, like consonant+vowel+the third letter.

ㅎ +

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#21 Post by puppyiso »

That means that I have to choose Japanese keyboard to use Korean letter input? But the Roman letter shown is totally different from the normal way of typing.

No Korean use that kind of typing.

I think I chose US keymap when I first frugal install. Does that matter?

I am gonna redownload and try again.

John

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#22 Post by puppyiso »

I have tried again but still the same problem.

I chose US keymap and Country-korea and I saw the default locale was already Korean.
I did x-server reboot anyway.

The Roman typing didn't work. Typing Roman-Korean is so weird to me. I really don't think I can do that.

Furthermore, file names didn't show up correctly even with utf-8 mounted.

Look at the problems I encountered.

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i may forget some packages

#23 Post by shinobar »

puppyiso,
US-keymap is no problem but you need to wright 'utf8' in /etc/codepage.

as for typing hangul, i am sorry i may miss some packages.
plz try to install next 2 packages from ubuntu.
http://packages.ubuntu.com/ko/jaunty/libhangul0
http://packages.ubuntu.com/ko/jaunty/libhangul0-data

download the tow and just click them on upup cjk.

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#24 Post by puppyiso »

It works with the deb files.

Thank you. The only problem is that the save file should be more than 512mb.
With 64mb something, I cannot boot again(Kernel panic)

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#25 Post by puppyiso »

I have an option to use 4.21 with Korean pack including WINE.

But, with UPup, I can type in at least 4 languages. Namely; English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. All the online IMEs are no longer needed. (End of copy and paste thing)

Language wise, UPUP is much better. However, apps are fewer than normal 4 series and no WINE. I having hard time to decide which one to stay in my hard drive.

Well, I keep them both for now. See what happens.


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upup CJK shall be brushed up

#26 Post by shinobar »

Thank you for testing puppyiso. i made
lang_support_ko-upup476-0.2.pet including the additional 2 package.
I will brush up the upup CJK.

upup-476 has many bugs at this point of time.
I am not sure when Barry comes back to 5.x,
but i am checking and making I18N on it.
upup has an advantage
that the applications can be easily imported from ubuntu jaunty.

tanks puppy iso and plz keep watching what happens on upup CJK.

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#27 Post by puppyiso »

I have to report a strange thing happened to UPup cjk.
I am booting the Puppy with Unetbootin. All of sudden, the saved file dissapeared from the C: drive. I had to re do all the settings to use SCIM.

I know UPUP is still in alpha stage; therefore, it is still somewhat unstable.

Developing UPUP is a great work and is going well. However, I have to report the strange thing happened to me.

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#28 Post by puppyiso »

Another problem was found today.

When booted, the screen was black. I had to X server reboot.

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black screen

#29 Post by shinobar »

puppyiso wrote:When booted, the screen was black. I had to X server reboot.
Sometimes i also encountered.
i added one statement, 'fixmenus', on /root/.xinitrc that was in v4.2.1.
i am not sure but it seems better.

last lines of /root/.xinitrc:

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# import from v4.2.1
#xli -fillscreen -onroot /root/Choices/ROX-background.jpg
#fixmenus added to refresh menus - jrb 16feb09
fixmenus

crond
#exec $CURRENTWM
#v2.11 GuestToo suggested this improvement...
which $CURRENTWM && exec $CURRENTWM
[ -x $CURRENTWM ] && exec $CURRENTWM
exec jwm
###END###

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