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trio · Posted: Sun 24 Jan 2010, 02:58 Post subject:

/usr/sbin/jwmconfig should go....

bernibiel · Joined: 22 Jan 2010 Posts: 9

Hi all

before I have to redo everything that I have done so far to configure Stardust 005 - can I retain the save file fom 005 and simply start using 006 or do I have to start from the beginning.

Thanks - Bernhard

technowomble · Posted: Sun 24 Jan 2010, 05:18 Post subject: Re: Moving from Stardust 005 to 006

bernibiel · Joined: 22 Jan 2010 Posts: 9

Thanks technowomble

Actually I was thinking about just simply taking my USB key with Stardust 005 on it and simply replace pup-431.sfs on the key with the one from the Stardust 006 iso.

I am hoping that after booting up I would be able to use the existing configurations in the save file but now in Stardust 006.

Sorry if I wasn't precise enough in my first post.
As always - any help or comments appreciated - Bernhard

jpeps · Joined: 31 May 2008 Posts: 3219

01micko · Joined: 11 Oct 2008 Posts: 7547 Location: qld

zigbert · Joined: 29 Mar 2006 Posts: 5564 Location: Valåmoen, Norway

I am ashamed! Pmenu doesn't work as supposed. It is not Pmenus fault, but a silly bug in my Stardust-generator-script. Embarassed

The menu in 006 was never meant to show ALL menu-items, - only those in Stardust 005. The rest should be addable from Pmenu. The good thing though, is that Trio found missing icons in the desktop-menu Smile

Rob, I'm glad you jumped into xf-prot.

Sigmund

trio · Posted: Sun 24 Jan 2010, 08:20 Post subject:

tasmod · Posted: Sun 24 Jan 2010, 08:51 Post subject:

Zigbert,

I have xfprot working but not from the script install from the menu. This is flawed with the gui part.

I'm considering how to do this, I suppose a pet is the best way. However I'm not exactly sure what items are necessary so I will include all.

Once it opens gui there is an option to update the definitions.

trapster · Joined: 28 Nov 2005 Posts: 1997 Location: Maine, USA

I have not tried Stardust006 yet. Hard keeping up with this and puppeee updates Smile

Is your Pmenu an upgrade of my Pmenu or something totally new?
(though obviously, anything you do is an upgrade to anything I've done) Smile

DaveDX · Joined: 30 Dec 2006 Posts: 24

Any download mirrors?

davec51 · Joined: 13 Apr 2006 Posts: 480 Location: Virginia

I'm disappointed that no one responded to my cry for help about connecting to my wired network with Stardust 006, but suddenly I was able to make it work. I don't know how.

tasmod · Posted: Sun 24 Jan 2010, 10:47 Post subject:

Wow, I have a working XF-Prot as a pet BUT it's 24meg in size.

That means I can't post it here and I have no hosting facilities.

This is due to the virus definitions file at 47meg expanded on it's own, although this is the latest definitions.

Wonder if Barry realised that this is in the iso as well. No XF-Prot and maybe a lot of space to spare.

I have tested it on 3 installs and it makes each one work from the menu entry.

Where to now ?

EDIT----See later post, but this still works.
Here that's where.

http://www.datafilehost.com/download-bf4a3a6d.html

This is datafilehost location for the file.

prehistoric · Joined: 23 Oct 2007 Posts: 1255

I'm posting this from a machine with SiS embedded video (671), which is known to have problems at high resolutions. I forgot that it has trouble with 1024x768x24 and chose that in xorgwizard. This showed the test pattern adequately, but, when I went to the full desktop, while the alert about allowing the desktop to install was up, the screen was so messed up I didn't notice the warning, and bailed out with control-alt-backspace. This left a seriously defective desktop after I got xorgwizard to 1024x768x16, and used xwin to restart the GUI. With no menus, panels or bars, there isn't much you can do from the desktop.

You need to either display a text message before launching the desktop, in case the message there is unreadable, or allow the call to xwin to restart desktop configuration from scratch in this situation. A flag to indicate if desktop configuration has ever been completed would be a way to tell if you need to start from scratch. (I'm using "configuration" where you say "installation". We have enough confusion about installing things.)

I've also seen the problem with cpu use maxing out, though I was not running alsamixer at the time, but reconfiguring Pwidgets. I did my usual messing around, by moving the analog clock and adding some widgets. The analog clock did not immediately appear, until I right-clicked on the side panel.

Suggestion: shouldn't the message for Pwidgets be "Change Widgets" not just "Add Widget"? This also appears in the menus, and may confuse someone who merely want to move or remove something.

prehistoric · Joined: 23 Oct 2007 Posts: 1255