@ 01micko Hi 01micko, after some limited testing of Raspup 8.2.1, I met the following problems. 1. the save option at shutdown/reboot (intuitively) reminds me of the procedure in Quirky Xerus which Barry (if I correctly recall) does not consider very 'reliable'. Could this explain that my sessions ...

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Problem solved.It was the <= 8 gig sd card issue.
New Raspup boots fine now.

I knew it! Found the bug in the ScPup thread recently Thanks for confirmation. I hope now you can continue and enjoy using/breaking/fixing raspup!

Hello keniv, The instructions you quote are _only_ if you download the file that does _not_ have '.img' in the name. That way you can format the card however you want. The '.img' files are intentionally formatted to f2fs which is newish filesystem designed by developers at Samsung and made open sour...

The new 8.2.1 version is out and should fix the kernel panic

See main post

Sage - I put a note in the release notes to try usbimgwriter or etcher, thanks.

http://raspup.eezy.xyz/notes.php

v9.0.3 Tried to check xerrs.log Get this: logging of X errors is disabled remove /var/local/xwin_disable_xerrs_log_flag to enable it, then restart X Sure you want it set this way to not log errors? Hi bigpup, Probably best to have it turned on for testing purposes as there are errors showing in it ...

Lucky I got a Dell!

Haven't seen you around Jack since G+ demise. How have you been?

@ozsouth - yes interesting. No doubt @wjaguar is a skilled technician and will move appropriately in the future. @enrique - don't worry too much. I doubt gtk2 is going anywhere soon, but there will come a point (hopefully in distant future) where bitrot sets in and it will be unlikely that many gtk2...

Lets look at the pros and cons of moving to gtk+-3 Pros is necessary because (nearly) all up to date browsers depend on it (see cons) gtkdialog supports it somewhat removes the need to carry 2 gtk+ (2 and 3) toolkits much up to date software depends on it (abiword, gnumeric, evince etc) we do need t...

Hello gyro I've done some good testing on frugalpup and f2stickpup and it has never let me down on various systems, including my dell laptop with secure boot enabled and my main desktop which is linux only and multi-boot but GPT formatted. If I may, I would like to make a suggestion concerning f2sti...

Also, this Xdialog is compiled in Fossa from fatdog source (jamesbond does have a fossil repo for Xdialog - and is an experienced software engineer)

This gives the same result as the original better off man's utility pmcputemp.sh , it finds a constant 25 Deg. To get it to find the correct temperature I swap the first 2 entries for the check to work correctly with my Intel CPU, core i5-5200U. for a in `find /sys/devices/platform -type f -name 't...

This temperature monitor has no frills and less dependencies, only depends on gtk and the kernel module for hardware monitoring (varies accreoss hardware) Well, nothing much to say except that it writes svg icons to /tmp/ - but there is no menu or fancy 'about' screen. Pets (32 and 64) and source at...

Hi musher0 apulse , as the link suggests, emulates pulse audio for alsa. I have had good success with it, even in raspberry pi. Of course, it doesn't need to be in the desktop file, it can be run on cli preceding the firefox command and any options or scripted. Works well with other programs compile...

mash, I believe busybox fdisk only uses MB, GB whereas gnu fdisk does use MiB and GiB. In the initrd.gz we only have busbox fdisk available.

See screenshot.

Glad it works for you

bigpup, I'm presently doing an overhaul of change_kernels with support for just dragging the whole tarball to a window as well as retaining the old method. It will also support changing /usr/lib64 to /usr/lib for deb based distros in the zdrive.

On the exec line of the firefox.desktop put this:
This assumes the there is a firefox binary or symlink in you PATH, which you may have to create yourself if you get official mozilla package.

Give me a few minutes bigpup and I'll upload an initrd.gz I'm using gyro's kernel 5.4.46 and the init I'm going to commit to woof in slacko64-6.9.9.10. My reason is to exclude that it was a scpup issue. Now I'll be using scpup64 when I update the initrd.gz.. is that ok for you? EDIT: I've uploded an...

Thanks bigpup In the meantime, I found the source of @mash 's bug! A stupid assumption grepping for GB! :oops: I've put in code for KB|MB|GB and that will fix it. I tested on a 8GB card which in fdisk shows up at ~8000MB. I tested with KB too because (and I don't know, but it doesn't hurt to add) sm...

OK. But Booting Bionicpup64 8.0 I see information about e2fsck doing a check and giving the results of that check. e2fsck 1.44.1 (24-Mar-2018) The boot process continues as a normal boot to working desktop. Same e2fsck checking drive information, with results. Booting ScPup64 20.01, using the the i...

@bigpup if you plug in a usb stick you might be able to save the debug logs on that. Also try @gyro's kernel and init script. (edit.. gyro's init wont work.. see below for explanation) Your drive is indicated as gpt via that screen shot which explains the kernel panic as fdisk will error because it ...