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Nathan F · Posted: Fri 09 Jun 2006, 22:46 Post subject: Grafpup-104beta

Hey, I know that Puppy2 is all the rage now but I'm releasing what will probably be the final build of of Grafpup based on the old architechture. More specifically this is the beta leading up to the release.

Anyway I do think this includes some features worth exploring and would love it if some of you give it a spin. Announcement here - http://grafpup.com/news/?cat=2

There is also a deluxe iso that currently sits at around 395MB, because it includes all of Grafpup's squashfile extensions in the iso and a utility to load or unload them on the fly. This is going out as a bittorrent only for now, and it would be nice to have a few seeders (give you an excuse to fire up Transmission Wink

), but please wait until a few hours from now so that the first couple seeders can get established.

Looking forward to getting a Puppy2 based buld out, probably sometime in July.

Nathan

Lobster · Posted: Sat 10 Jun 2006, 01:09 Post subject: Re: Grafpup-104beta

raffy · Joined: 25 May 2005 Posts: 4839 Location: Manila

Yes, people will give it a shot, in the same way 1.09CE is relished by many users.

This is a nice idea that you started, a "deluxe ISO" which can be ordered from grafpup. I guess MU is calling his KDE build a "megapup".

Nathan F · Posted: Sat 10 Jun 2006, 01:32 Post subject:

Lobster · Posted: Sat 10 Jun 2006, 13:11 Post subject:

Thanks Nathan Smile

Hope others will try it out
I tried the standard Grafpup Beta on two machines one a Time brand with PCLinuxOS on the HD did not seem to like Grafpup - no idea why - tried option 4 boot - load to RAM
Still no joy. Standard Puppys have always worked. It was something to do with
the HD and may be the reiserfs that PCLinuxOS uses . . .

This is a 1 series Puppy base distro using a very nice Icewm environment
the logo and background seemed more mature than the previous burgundy
The icons are great. Opera is nicely tweaked
It has Monkey Server support, Gimp and Inkscape (now in Puppy 2) Scribus
and the latest Rox which some prefer (very nicely modified with
new icons). Mtpaint has modified icons - new icons will be available
in the new 3.00 Mtpaint.

A lot to explore and report back on

woof woof

lvds · Joined: 23 Jan 2007 Posts: 315 Location: Near the window

Hi,

I downloaded your last Grafpup and also had no chance at running it:
Though it does detect correctly my mouse in usb, the Xorg video test not allowed me to move the mouse.

I had exactly the same problem with SimplePup.

Other puppy distribution i tested are ok with my mouse, Pizzapup for example detects mouse ok and runs fine. I don't know where the problem could be from but i hope you have hints as i would really like to try Grafpup and show it to friends also.

Best regards

lvds · Joined: 23 Jan 2007 Posts: 315 Location: Near the window

Hi,

I finally found where the problem was coming from for Grafpup and SimplePup. My USB mouse (Logitech G5) is not recognized correctly. I have changed mouse and plugged a PS/2 mouse and everything runs fine. As i have not another usb mouse i can't do others tests. Anyway, USB keys are not recognized either. Until now PizzaPup seems to be the only puppy able to load everything fine. I keep on testing... Smile

Best regards,
Laurent.

darrelljon · Joined: 08 Apr 2007 Posts: 555

I know its not the latest version, but I just downloaded grafpup 104 deluxe. It asks me for a password when it boots up. What is the password? When I get it wrong, it asks me for a username too.

MU · Posted: Tue 31 Jul 2007, 19:04 Post subject:

this happened in puppy 1 with broken downloads.
Check the md5sum or download again please.

In general, Puppy does not ask for a password, just if you swtch the virtual console (CTRL-ALT-F2), then it needs "root" as user, and no password.

Mark

darrelljon · Joined: 08 Apr 2007 Posts: 555

Aha, I must have started Virtualbox before it finished downloading, because its working now. BTW where is OpenOffice?

disciple · Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 21:42 Post subject:

Openoffice is in one of the squashfiles that you have to load either from the cd or the hard drive. If you put them in the same place as your pup001 file, they will load at bootup, if you put them in a folder there called squash, or you want to load them from CD, you can load and unload them using Gsquash, which is hidden in the menu somewhere (I think under setup, but I can't check as I'm at University). You can just run