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#646 Post by OscarTalks »

Hello don570 and charlie6,

As you have said, the nv driver does not appear to be included in Dpup Wheezy. Normally the xorg drivers are in /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers although in some Pups the nv driver is placed in /usr/lib/x/drivers-alternate to avoid a clash (?). The modesetting driver is in that location in Wheezy.

I downloaded the nv driver source and it compiles without any problems if anyone wants to include it. I think it can be placed in /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers with all the others. The xorgwizard seems to handle everything OK. The only nvidia card I have here is the GeForce FX5200 which in fact gives missing graphics with the nouveau driver.

This is perhaps one reason why it might be nice to have a more recent kernel in Dpup Wheezy at some point in the future.

Anyway, with my nvidia card the modesetting driver works OK. With nouveau you have to use the noaccel=1 boot parameter. The vesa driver and the nv driver then also both work although you have to reboot to activate them and the nv gives a slight sideways displacement but you can adjust the monitor easily to compensate.

In most cases the best thing to do is install the nvidia driver and really the nv driver is surplus to requirements, but it is easy to add it if you feel you really need to.
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#647 Post by charlie6 »

Hi OscarTalks,
many thanks for your suggestion :D !
assuming the driver you have built is for FX5200, it could be the 325.15 one which drives only 6XXX and FX5xxx Nvidia card types.
MX cards need another driver according to Nvidia support lists.
Maybe others could be interested.
Cheers, Charlie
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#648 Post by RSH »

GeForce FX5200 which in fact gives missing graphics with the nouveau driver.
Use this option to boot:

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nouveau.noaccel=1
title Wheezy 3.5.2.1 (RAM)
find --set-root --ignore-floppies /Wheezy3521/initrd.gz
kernel /Wheezy3521/vmlinuz psubdir=Wheezy3521 pmedia=atahd pfix=ram,fsck nouveau.noaccel=1
initrd /Wheezy3521/initrd.gz
I got a FX5200 and it works also in my Precise Derivative.
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#649 Post by charlie6 »

Hi,
subject: my post on previous page.
:oops: there wasn't any problem with wheezy-3.5.2.11 ... just my whezzysave file perhaps somewhat corrupted.
Lot of apologizes ...
Cheers
Charlie

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#650 Post by charlie6 »

Hallo RSH,
vielen Danke RSH !
again another fix/workaround !
RSH wrote:...nouveau.noaccel=1
Here running wheezy-3.5.2.11 with a GeForce MX200 Nvidia card + nouveau module loaded; and booting from an USBflash key, editing the syslinux.cfg file as
syslinux.cfg content wrote:default vmlinuz initrd=initrd.gz pmedia=usbflash pfix=fsck nouveau.noaccel=1
did the trick ! :D

mit freundlichen Grüßen ! Charlie

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#651 Post by Pelo »

Clavier fr : setxkb?qp (?=m q=a)
Previous information before using wheezy got reading this topic from another puppy.
Now it's ok. So let's go ! :shock:

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VLC in Wheezy?

#652 Post by bruno »

Is there a way to get VLC in Wheezy?
I cannot seem to find it: not in the package manager, and I cannot find a right .pet

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Re: VLC in Wheezy?

#653 Post by vicmz »

bruno wrote:Is there a way to get VLC in Wheezy?
I cannot seem to find it: not in the package manager, and I cannot find a right .pet
This pet works to me:
http://smokey01.com/pemasu/pet_packages ... flower.pet

You also need:
http://smokey01.com/pemasu/pet_packages ... -4.8.2.sfs

They also work for Precise.

And thanks so much to Pemasu for providing them. :D
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#654 Post by bruno »

Thanks vicmz, I tried that, but it doesnt work.
I have now a VLC entry in the multimedia, but it doesn't want to start.
Maybe I did something wrong with the qt sfs?
First it asked to install, I did that, and then it asked to copy to home, I did that too, it's in home.
I don't know what is wrong.

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#655 Post by bruno »

When I check with "SFS load on the fly", it shows the QT SFS is loaded.

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VLC does not work

#656 Post by vicmz »

@Bruno
Sorry, I forgot to say you have to install a dependency first. :oops:

If you try to run from terminal you get this:

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# vlc
vlc: /lib/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.15' not found (required by /usr/lib/libvlccore.so.5)
# 
VLC should work immediately after installing libc6_2.15-ubuntu10_i386.pet ↓.

You don't have to run it from terminal, you can even set it as default, see Menu > Setup > Default Application Chooser.
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#657 Post by vicmz »

OpenboxPlus Wheezy 1.2 available

-Openbox right-click menu recognized by fixmenus
-libxcb-util0 included for Obconf
-lxappearance and its dependencies removed

http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=86206

See also ZonColor themes for Openbox/LXDE in the same page. (screenshots)
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#658 Post by charlie6 »

Hi Bruno, ...Bonjour!? / Goedemorgen!? / Schönen Gutenmorgen !? ... :wink:
Is there a way to get VLC in Wheezy?
This sfs file in pemasu's exprimo repo works OOTB/OK for me in wheezy-3.5.2.11 ... it has all Qt stuffs in it ! as also umplayer and spotify :D
http://www.smokey01.com/pemasu/pet_pack ... -4.8.0.sfs
Have plenty of fun!
Amusement!
Charlie

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#659 Post by bruno »

Thanks vicmz, now it's working great :D

Jij ook bedankt Charlie6
I'll try out your solution on another machine that I'm using Wheezy on.

What would I do without this forum? :wink:

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#660 Post by charlie6 »

bruno wrote:What would I do without this forum? :wink:
... «several heads are better than ... half one ! » :lol: :wink:

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#661 Post by bruno »

What?? Are you saying I have only half a brain?? :evil:
Haha, just joking :lol:
Yes my knowledge of linux is very limited, but I'm trying to learn every day

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#662 Post by vicmz »

Is there going to be a Upup Tahr made from Woof-CE?
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#663 Post by OscarTalks »

Package autopoint needs to be added to the devx.
This is part of gettext but looks like Debian have split it off as a separate package.

Tried compiling DeaDBeeF from git but autogen.sh would not run. Added autopoint from packages.debian.org and it fixed this. I was using 3.5.2.7 but I think 3.5.2.11 is the same.
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#664 Post by Smithy »

Performed some "dangerous" things with several sata and ata drives the other day in wheezy, partitioning, swopping, formatting and transfer from one to another.

Any users who will be performing those tasks will be pleased to know that Gparted in this version is utterly reliable :)
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Figaro's PassWord Manager 2

#665 Post by bruno »

I think something is wrong with the version of Figaro's PassWord Manager 2 (version 0.75) that is included in Dpup Wheezy .
When I tried to import my passwords, FPWM2 could not "see" the USB flashdrive, even though it was mounted.
After I copied the passwords file to my /home, FPWM2 could see the file, but every time I tried to import the passwords, FPWM2 crashed and closed.
The solution is easy: I installed the latest version (version 0.79) from the Carolina PET's.
Then all is working fine.

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