Oooo.. so many interesting advertisements

hmmm.

http://www.digg.com/linux_unix/Tiny_sub ... uppy_Linux

No change yet. I don't think the pupget script is the cause, I get it with the remaster- and universal installer script too. This is the full error output of pupget. The other two have something similar: /usr/sbin/pupget: line 645: 3752 Terminated xmessage -center -bg "orange" -title "...

Ok, apparently it didn't quite do the trick. There seems to be a problem with parameters. Bash 3.1 made the pupget script work because the installed-packages list is no longer empty. If I try the remasterpup2 script I still get the screen described in OP and the error message: "Xdialog: incorre...

Installing the Bash 3.1 dotpup did the trick. Thanks

I somehow seem to be getting the exact same thing after I remastered my Puppy CD to include devx_202.sfs.

In short: everything is shit, replace it with something better.
Sounds like your ordinary rant from a convinced of himself 16-year old to me.

stop it, you're spoiling us

you could just replace the isolinux.cfg in the iso itsself: http://www.winiso.com/ can do this for you (there are probably better iso-editing programs btw) Also, I find the old instructions (scroll down) on remastering the cd still very useful when you wish to make simple changes to the iso: http://...

or type: xset b off

(something which should be in every .bashrc in the world)

From the OSS site: http://www.opensound.com/ These are the drivers I used: ftp://www.se.opensound.com/pub/oss/linux/oss3993c-linux-x86-v24.tar.gz (3830 KB download) Extract it in a seperate directory (it doesn't make one itsself) and run ./oss-install. It's a nice and quick installer. You can start ...

never mind, installing the latest OSS drivers fixed it.

thanks, sounds much better.

I did have to use http://www.murga.org/~puppy/viewtopic.php?p=7920 instead of libSDL-for-Doom.


Is there a general solution for `cat test.wav > /dev/dsp` sounding too fast?

My favorite feature is 'quality'... a linux that just works. Ok that's not really a feature... Puppy-unleashed and ramdisk then.

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resize2fs -pf /mnt/home/pup001

this keeps saying something like:
but the errors are fixed on the next boot and everything works fine (and the partition is enlarged)

I was wondering if there's some way to clean up /usr/lib/locale which looks ...pretty big.