labbe5,
For external IP address, google: whatsmyip.org
wyzguy

James..., Google: "wikipedia" "xhci" The first google entry starts with "Extensible host controller..." That link says that xhci replaces ohci, uhci, and ehci. I think you have to remove (blacklist?) those 3, and then use xhci. You forgot to say exactly which puppy dist...

peebee,

Radky posted a new pupsysinfo - v2.6.5 yesterday.
There is a change for the new Woof-CE init in it.

@ryukisai Re: your transfer between win and linux a few posts up. I use rufus under winxp to make puppy os's on flash drives. With rufus, it will format the flashdrive (fat32) and create one partition for the whole flashdrive and copy the the necessary files to the flashdrive. Now from windows I can...

rufwoof,

To find a free loop device, try the following:
fgrep "" /sys/class/block/loop*/size | grep "size:0$"
cat /proc/partitions | grep loop ------ shows the used loop devices.

wyzguy

Peebee, I was searching the 'net for the "warning hardlink count is wrong" error that I told you about earlier. I found one recent message on another forum that said to run fsck and see if that fixed the problem. On Lspupsc 16.06.3, I tried booting with puppy pfix=ram,fsck. That returned t...

Peebee, I dl'd your LXPUPSC 16.05.2 ISO to a regular flashdrive frugal install. In terminal mode (lxterminal), I get 1 warning in the following line. find / -iname Xorg.0.log ... WARNING hard link count is wrong ... /proc/fs... Probably a minor "nuisance type" bug that needs swatting. &quo...

Peebee, I just downloaded your 16.04.2.iso. On first boot, I always just change the resolution and shut it down, creating a savefile, which worked fine. On the second boot, I thought I would take a "quick" look at the dmesg output. dmesg | egrep -i udevd output looks it has some problem wi...

Hi,

It would be helpful if you stated the kernel version in the first post.

Thanks

The PuppyRus ISO's are available on SourceForge, also.

Fresh frugal install of the 64 bit iso.
Regular keyboard and usb Logitech mouse both work.

When I go into terminal mode (command line) and enter the following:

find / -iname "*.conf" | egrep -i xorg

I get a "hard link count is wrong ..." message. Try it.

Musher0,

I agree with you 100%.

goingnuts,

There is a kernel parameter for /dev/loopx.

max_loop=

Prehistoric

On newer Gigabit motherboards with rtl8169 problems, try changing
IOMMU in the bios to enabled. If that does not work, or has some undesirable side effect, try adding the iommu=soft kernel boot parameter.

From: Menu - Graphic - GNU Image ... , the GNU Image line appears twice.

Also, what menu selection or file do I edit to set the lcd subpixel options
like antialias, lcdfilter, rgba, etc?

Otherwise looking good, but barely tested.

Google for: "configure fails with no package foo found"
This gives 81 hits.

Or, just Google for: "foo.pc" "foo.dev" and 1 of the common header files
like "unistd.h" or "stdio.h", etc.

Bigpup I downloaded Tahr-6.0.2_PAE.iso and installed it on a newly reformatted flash drive. On first boot, I just shut it down to create a savefile. I followed your instructions (except setting dpi to lowest possible-54-to make easier to see) and the setting was changed properly. Oh yeah, frugal ins...

I asked a question about setting my lcd Native dpi to 82 and you said try menu-desktop-font manager which is correct. I rebooted and rechecked font manager. It showed 84 which is predefined and I did use. However, the screen looked exactly the same and xdpyinfo still showed a resolution of 96x96. I ...

In Tahr 6.0.2 CE, what program or filename would I need to run/edit to test changing my default dpi from the default 96 to my lcd Native monitor dpi of 82. Yeah, I know 82 is not very good (1920x1080 resolution-27 inches). I am not really interested in all the reasons why it won't work, browsers won...

A "cat /tmp/xerrs.log" shows a few errors at the end of the list, including
utf8.pm.

I did do a 'update quickpet' and a reboot first.

I do not have the devx installed.