Try downloading the files again. If they fail send me a pm and I can email them to you.Anonymous wrote: downloaded said files and got error message installing it said "either files are corrupted or did not go into own folders as is normal
How are you running puppy HD, CD with pup001 or Multisession?richiew wrote:when I rebooted it no longer works.
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The error says that there is no space left.
If you are running a HD install, then the files should exist and would only be overwritten not requiring additional space.
If its a CD or Multisession puppy then the files would be going into your ramdisk. Since it worked the first time from CD then the only thing I can think of is that maybe something is causing the ramdisk to be used up more than the first time you tried. Are you running a 'pristine' puppy or a remastered one? What other packages have you installed? How big is the ramdisk and how much space is left?
If you are running from CD try a new pupxxx file or a fresh multisession CD and let us know what happens.
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I tested alsa today with puppy 1.0.7 multisession CD. Rebooted and alsa worked without any tinkering. Can someone try it again with a fresh multisession cd and post their results?
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Are you talking about the multisession or the HD puppy? If multisession then (based on my results) it isn't necessary. For HD install the rc.loadalsa should look like this after the edits:
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#----- if alsa is installed
if [ -f /usr/sbin/alsaconf ]
then
#----- if alsa is configured
if [ -f /var/lock/subsys/alsasound ]
then
rm /var/lock/subsys/alsasound
fi
if [ -f /etc/alsa.conf ]
then
#---- try to remove oss modules
echo "Searching for OSS drivers...."
OSS_MOD=`lsmod | grep soundcore | gawk '{ print $5 }' | sed 's/[^a-zA-Z0-9]//g'`
if [ ! -z "$OSS_MOD" -a "$OSS_MOD" != "snd" ]
then
echo "Found OSS driver $OSS_MOD"
rmmod `lsmod | grep $OSS_MOD | grep -v core | gawk '{ print $1 }'`
sleep 2
else
echo "No OSS drivers located."
sleep 5
fi
#---- backup modules.conf in case we want to reconfigure alsa
if [ ! -f /etc/modules.bak ]
then
cp /etc/modules.conf /etc/modules.bak
fi
echo "Loading alsa...."
#------ start alsa
cat /etc/alsa.conf >> /etc/modules.conf
/etc/rc.d/rc.alsa start
else
echo "PLEASE run alsaconf from a console to configure alsa."
echo "pausing for 10 secs...."
sleep 10
fi
fi