Fatdog64-521 (October 12, 2011)
So I think this is the line in the script at /usr/sbin/remasterpup2 that is making the sfs file?
"mksquashfs /tmp/root $WKGMNTPT/puppylivecdbuild/$SFSBASE.sfs -keep-as-directory"
mksquashfs happens several times and none of them seem to show the -comp xz option. The plan is to modify the script, I wonder if every instance of "mksquashfs" needs to be modified or only the last instance?
Reading about syntax here:
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/Squashfs
Sorry for all the posts, I'm in a little over my head.
"mksquashfs /tmp/root $WKGMNTPT/puppylivecdbuild/$SFSBASE.sfs -keep-as-directory"
mksquashfs happens several times and none of them seem to show the -comp xz option. The plan is to modify the script, I wonder if every instance of "mksquashfs" needs to be modified or only the last instance?
Reading about syntax here:
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/Squashfs
Sorry for all the posts, I'm in a little over my head.
It lives! Thanks for the help!
Changed prefs.js at /usr/lib64/firefox-7.0.1/defaults/profile/prefs.js
Remastered large CD and booted from the new CD.
Used mksquashfs My-SFS fd64-521.sfs -comp xz to make a new SFS file and saved.
Booted Puppy 4.3.1 from CD and used the iso editor to plunk the new smaller SFS into the ISO and saved.
Burned and booted, WORKS at 195 MB! Thanks!
Changed prefs.js at /usr/lib64/firefox-7.0.1/defaults/profile/prefs.js
Remastered large CD and booted from the new CD.
Used mksquashfs My-SFS fd64-521.sfs -comp xz to make a new SFS file and saved.
Booted Puppy 4.3.1 from CD and used the iso editor to plunk the new smaller SFS into the ISO and saved.
Burned and booted, WORKS at 195 MB! Thanks!
Thanks so much kirk, I have a question, how I can build a 32 bit library in 64 bit like 'fd64-32bit-libs-6.sfs'? Need need some QT library in 32 bits and I don't know how to make it.
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Fatdog64-521 (October 12, 2011)
I made a pet of goggles music manager for fatdog 64.
It contains all the dependencies needed by goggles.
The download link is:
http://www.datafilehost.com/download-be8dd008.html
It contains all the dependencies needed by goggles.
The download link is:
http://www.datafilehost.com/download-be8dd008.html
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Last edited by Billtoo on Sun 13 Nov 2011, 00:38, edited 1 time in total.
bug alsa?
lxpanel crashes
Same problem with fbpanel, see post from bigpup about retrovol:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... ba2a6337d9
I get practically the same hcontrol.c error on lxpanel:
hcontrol.c:764: snd_hctl_handle_event: Assertion `elem' failed."
When I remove volume control from tray no crashes from lxpanel occur, so that points the finger at alsa for now.
Strange thing, this suddenly appeared, I worked with this fd64-RC release for months 24/7 so to speak and no problems with volume control.
Some more hits but no solution:
http://mailman.alsa-project.org/piperma ... 35265.html
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour ... bug/715544
Any one else with these experiences?
Keep in mind, this happened on fd64-RC, not fd64-521 to my knowledge
I plan to migrate to 521, if it happens again I will report back.
Hold your horses, I just now saw post http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 77&t=73136
I will try this one of course
Same problem with fbpanel, see post from bigpup about retrovol:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... ba2a6337d9
I get practically the same hcontrol.c error on lxpanel:
hcontrol.c:764: snd_hctl_handle_event: Assertion `elem' failed."
When I remove volume control from tray no crashes from lxpanel occur, so that points the finger at alsa for now.
Strange thing, this suddenly appeared, I worked with this fd64-RC release for months 24/7 so to speak and no problems with volume control.
Some more hits but no solution:
http://mailman.alsa-project.org/piperma ... 35265.html
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour ... bug/715544
Any one else with these experiences?
Keep in mind, this happened on fd64-RC, not fd64-521 to my knowledge
I plan to migrate to 521, if it happens again I will report back.
Hold your horses, I just now saw post http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 77&t=73136
I will try this one of course
ok with Fatdog64-520 b5, hangs with 511
I have been using Fatdog64-520b5 for some time and loving it.
After downloading and burning Fatdog64-521 and trying it on this laptop ("Lance Armstrong - AMD Turion, 1 gig mem., report is attached) and booting with "fatdog pfix=ram" the whole thing slows and quits after typing one paragraph in Abiword. The cooling fan seems to be running more than it should be as well. MD5 sums were ok.
Went back to 520b5 and everything is working perfectly. Part of the unexplained.
After downloading and burning Fatdog64-521 and trying it on this laptop ("Lance Armstrong - AMD Turion, 1 gig mem., report is attached) and booting with "fatdog pfix=ram" the whole thing slows and quits after typing one paragraph in Abiword. The cooling fan seems to be running more than it should be as well. MD5 sums were ok.
Went back to 520b5 and everything is working perfectly. Part of the unexplained.
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Re: ok with Fatdog64-520 b5, hangs with 511
When running 64-521 from a CD, did you allow a save file to be created and copied to your hard drive, also the sfs file? Because of the slow CD drive, it will alway be slow using pfix=ram so it's always best to set up a frugal installation on your hard drive.oldroy wrote:I have been using Fatdog64-520b5 for some time and loving it.
After downloading and burning Fatdog64-521 and trying it on this laptop ("Lance Armstrong - AMD Turion, 1 gig mem., report is attached) and booting with "fatdog pfix=ram" the whole thing slows and quits after typing one paragraph in Abiword. The cooling fan seems to be running more than it should be as well. MD5 sums were ok.
Went back to 520b5 and everything is working perfectly. Part of the unexplained.
My favorite technique is install puppy on a usb flash drive along with grub4dos which allows boot from the flash drive or the frugal installation on the hard drive. That way all that's accessed on the flash drive is the boot code which is very fast.
Abiword crashes
Wow! The forum is back!
Thanks to all who replied. This was and is now back to a frugal installation. Abiword still slows down to slower than I can type then freezes even when starting with fatdog pfix=ram.
I installed open office and open office writer works well so that will be the fix for now. No fan coming on, can type a whole page rapidly, and no freezing.
FWIW I tried fatdog64-521 on a 64 bit Acer machine and everything worked perfectly there.
Thanks to all who replied. This was and is now back to a frugal installation. Abiword still slows down to slower than I can type then freezes even when starting with fatdog pfix=ram.
I installed open office and open office writer works well so that will be the fix for now. No fan coming on, can type a whole page rapidly, and no freezing.
FWIW I tried fatdog64-521 on a 64 bit Acer machine and everything worked perfectly there.
Fatdog doesn't work with the Netgear WN111 WIFI dongle.
http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drive ... 70#working
Here is some information to help you get it going. The carl9170-1.fw needs to be placed in /lib/firmware.
get it here: http://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct=j ... xw&cad=rja
Fatdog64-521 currently has the carl9170.ko driver but not the firmware installed.
Cheers
http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drive ... 70#working
Here is some information to help you get it going. The carl9170-1.fw needs to be placed in /lib/firmware.
get it here: http://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct=j ... xw&cad=rja
Fatdog64-521 currently has the carl9170.ko driver but not the firmware installed.
Cheers
Unmount All?
When I right-click on a drive and choose "Unmount ALL mounted partitions" it opens pMount, but does not unmount any drives. This has been happening for quite some time through the versions. I am now on 521. I assumed it was a small bug and would probably be fixed quickly. It seems I was wrong. Does this happen to anyone else?
[url=http://tehgroup.org/repo]Additional .pet packages[/url]
How to use Samba
I've been trying to learn to use Samba to share files over a wifi network with my laptop. Samba apparently is already setup properly with /etc/samba/smb.conf, however when I run lameSMBexplorer on my laptop or desktop, I get the following dialog when I doubleclick on data Downloads: I've tried root, woofwoof, and spot with no password, neither work.
I am very inept about Samba, although I have read gcmartin's tutorial which to me doesn't seem relevant since Fatdog already has the smb.conf file setup to use Spot. Are their other configuration files that I need to address, or am I just missing the proper Options to add under Domain, Username, and Password in lameSMBexplorer?
Thanks,
Jim
I am very inept about Samba, although I have read gcmartin's tutorial which to me doesn't seem relevant since Fatdog already has the smb.conf file setup to use Spot. Are their other configuration files that I need to address, or am I just missing the proper Options to add under Domain, Username, and Password in lameSMBexplorer?
Thanks,
Jim
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Jim,
In LameSMBxplorer don't put anything for username or password. It should work. You can also double right click on the data folder. If it doesn't work, something has probably been changed in /etc/samba/smb.conf. You can copy the original file from /initrd/pup_ro2/etc/samba/smb.conf and then stop and restart Samba.
The default Samba configuration forces anonymous users to be logged in as user spot, so you'll only be able to write to places spot owns.
Liboicl,
That's a bug, we'll have to look into it. Thanks.
smokey01,
I'll put the firmware in for next time.
In LameSMBxplorer don't put anything for username or password. It should work. You can also double right click on the data folder. If it doesn't work, something has probably been changed in /etc/samba/smb.conf. You can copy the original file from /initrd/pup_ro2/etc/samba/smb.conf and then stop and restart Samba.
The default Samba configuration forces anonymous users to be logged in as user spot, so you'll only be able to write to places spot owns.
Liboicl,
That's a bug, we'll have to look into it. Thanks.
smokey01,
I'll put the firmware in for next time.
Hi Kirk,
Thanks, however the problem was not with Samba or lameSMBexplorer, I had a broken link to /Spot/Downloads.
I can't believe that I've wasted so much time copying files to a USB flash drive to transfer them to my laptop when you already had Samba set up to easily accomplish the file transfer over my wifi connection.
Cheers,
Jim
Thanks, however the problem was not with Samba or lameSMBexplorer, I had a broken link to /Spot/Downloads.
I can't believe that I've wasted so much time copying files to a USB flash drive to transfer them to my laptop when you already had Samba set up to easily accomplish the file transfer over my wifi connection.
Cheers,
Jim
Shutdown and Reboot Problems with Dell Inspiron Laptop
Hi Kirk,
Fatdog64-521's installation was flawless and all software appears to be working correctly.
The only problem that I've had is that Reboot and Shutdown do not work properly from the menu. However, they do set action code because using Ctrl>Alt>Backspace accomplishes the Reboot or Shutdown that was requested.
Cheers,
Jim
Fatdog64-521's installation was flawless and all software appears to be working correctly.
The only problem that I've had is that Reboot and Shutdown do not work properly from the menu. However, they do set action code because using Ctrl>Alt>Backspace accomplishes the Reboot or Shutdown that was requested.
Cheers,
Jim
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lmsensors and libslang for midnight commander (MC)
Hi, if anyone interested, I've created pets for fatdog64-521:
lmsensors (for temp monitoring type "sensors" in xterm, or use it in another application)
S-lang, the missing dependency for MidnightCommander, namely slang (libslang.so.2 was the missing dep)
Tint2 + imlib2 (imlib2 is needed for tint2)
sylpheed
they can be downloaded here: http://www.pupsys.net/FILES/Fatdog64/Fatdog64-521-PETS/
lmsensors (for temp monitoring type "sensors" in xterm, or use it in another application)
S-lang, the missing dependency for MidnightCommander, namely slang (libslang.so.2 was the missing dep)
Tint2 + imlib2 (imlib2 is needed for tint2)
sylpheed
they can be downloaded here: http://www.pupsys.net/FILES/Fatdog64/Fatdog64-521-PETS/
Thank you for this speedy puppy that use the programs I love!
this resolve some problem on my hp pavilion g7: detection of sd card, audio, wireless drivers, just have to add in root/startup #numlockx on.
but where can I found the devx file it is not in http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/dis ... atdog/web/ ?
merry Christmas
this resolve some problem on my hp pavilion g7: detection of sd card, audio, wireless drivers, just have to add in root/startup #numlockx on.
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The devx file is unchanged since 520, it's just been renamed for 521.
but where can I found the devx file it is not in http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/dis ... atdog/web/ ?
merry Christmas
Hello papos
You can get it from either of the following links. (the first one is usually a lot faster )
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You have been looking in the wrong place.papos wrote:.....Code: Select all
The devx file is unchanged since 520, it's just been renamed for 521.
but where can I found the devx file it is not in http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/dis ... atdog/web/ ?
merry Christmas
You can get it from either of the following links. (the first one is usually a lot faster )
- http://ftp.nluug.nl/ftp/pub/os/Linux/distr/fatdog/sfs/500/fd64-devx_521.sfs
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/fatdog/sfs/500/fd64-devx_521.sfs
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[img]http://www.smokey01.com/CatDude/.temp/sigs/acer-futile.gif[/img]
Thank you
I have some problems with transcoder 0.0.5 include in fatdog, i download transcoder_0.0.6 who seems to work good
http://sourceforge.net/projects/transco ... b/download
very nice actual version
I have some problems with transcoder 0.0.5 include in fatdog, i download transcoder_0.0.6 who seems to work good
http://sourceforge.net/projects/transco ... b/download
very nice actual version
Testimonial
kirk and jamesbond,
landlord's machine dumped the harddrive (shop environment, dust). I found him a 16gig flash drive and stuck fatdog on it for him...
All I hear from him is what an improvement your work is over Vista. Thought you might like to know. He's one of those who never heard of Linux before and didn't know there was an alternative to Windoze.
Keep up the great work.
Eathray
landlord's machine dumped the harddrive (shop environment, dust). I found him a 16gig flash drive and stuck fatdog on it for him...
All I hear from him is what an improvement your work is over Vista. Thought you might like to know. He's one of those who never heard of Linux before and didn't know there was an alternative to Windoze.
Keep up the great work.
Eathray
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Hello
I've been using Fatdog 521 on-and-off for a time now and it runs great on my Pentium D so I thought I would try the benchmarks in Hardinfo so as to compare with the results I get with other Puppies.
The results displayed for all but one are "rubbish" so there must be some problem. Should I put it on Kirk's bug tracker, list the details here or try to report it to the Hardinfo team - I think there is a link in the Hardinfo menus?
Thanks for any input.
Will
I've been using Fatdog 521 on-and-off for a time now and it runs great on my Pentium D so I thought I would try the benchmarks in Hardinfo so as to compare with the results I get with other Puppies.
The results displayed for all but one are "rubbish" so there must be some problem. Should I put it on Kirk's bug tracker, list the details here or try to report it to the Hardinfo team - I think there is a link in the Hardinfo menus?
Thanks for any input.
Will