I knew you would figure it out.....ttuuxxx wrote:haaaaaaaa I did it, basically I loaded an older version of 2.14-top4, with an older version of firerox beta did the changes and saved the places.sqlite which was 188kb not 10MB.
It works fine and all is good once again
ttuuxxx
Oh ya I also reported the bug to mozilla
I'll added this to the first post also and probably make a new release with it on it.Code: Select all
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. /usr/share/locale/en/LC_MESSAGES/net-setup.mo 5) Crystal Semiconductor CS4236 sound card on Thinkpad 600E
Puppy 214X is the first distro I've found to work with this card. Unfortunately, I haven't found a way to have it survive a suspend-resume cycle (no problem with the CS46XX on the 600X ...). No amount of restarting ALSA, re-running the ALSA sound wizard, of manual modprobe command seems to revive it. The hardware itself seems to turn itself off and not come back on after resuming from suspend mode (" ... fatal error - no ISA cards found" .... "card does not exist" .... ). There is a TON of literature on this on various Linux and Thinkpad sites, but I haven't found the magic formula yet. I would like to try something similar to the option in Ubuntu where you tell the power management subsystem to unload the module before suspend and reload it after. Does this functionality exist in Puppy 214X ? Any other suggestions ?
but this is pre-alsa....[OSS] so may not be applicableSound
The following sound modules were installed with associated parameters (if any):
* OSS
* ad1848
* uart401
* cs4232 0x530 irq=5 dma=1 dma2=0
Loading Sound Modules
I've found that I've needed to load the ThinkPad sound modules later in the boot process, otherwise sound works poorly (crackles, skipping and generally just wrong
#!/bin/sh
#
# sound - start sound subsystem modules
#
# 2002-12-30,jtk
case $1 in
start)
echo "Starting sound subsystem..."
insmod isa-pnp
insmod ad1848
insmod uart401
insmod cs4232 io=0x530 irq=5 dma=1 dma2=0
;;
stop)
echo "Stopping sound subsystem..."
rmmod cs4232
rmmod uart401
rmmod ad1848
rmmod isa-pnp
;;
*)
echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop}"
exit 1
;;
esac
exit 0
I have had to load the isa-pnp, ad1848, uart410 and cs4232 modules near the end of my system's boot process in startup files to avoid problems with the sound system. I stopped testing at some point, but I had to assume that the sound modules conflict with some other service(s) that load before it so the order in which they load is important. Since I'm using the older OSS modules now, I'm not going to worry about this much as I do plan on moving to the ALSA sound system at some point in the future.
Thanks buddy, oh yeah wireless was reported broken, I don't use wireless so it would be next to impossible for me to check it. If you have time please have a good look at it.clarf wrote:Hi ttuuxxx, thanks for the updates.
I uploaded a squashfs file made from your devx pet, for those people with small frugal installations...
http://www.gamefront.com/files/20142351 ... -2_214.sfs
I haven´t tested the updated devx, but it should work fine as all your stuff ttuuxxx.
The automatic wired internet connection works for my old laptop, didn´t try the wireless network yet but I´ll test it soon.
Greetings,
clarf
!
)./ Thanks MinHundHettePerro for the updateMinHundHettePerro wrote:Hello, ttuuxxx
Quick evince feedback ...
Tried in a pristine 214X-top6.2 + 214X-top6.2-Update-01.pet; a 1 p. and a 500+ pp. pdf-document opened in a document-viewer, and they were both legible (while evince seemed to have a symlink to this document-viewer).
After installation of the evince-pet; evince is associated with pdf-documents, 1 p. and 500+ pp. docs open nicely and are legible, seem printable (though I didn't try with the 500+ pp. pdf
Thanks
MHHP
Hi ttuuxxx,JonT wrote:214X-top6.2 has the wireless connect problem I posted with 6.1. Much has to do with several label definitions in /usr/sbin/wag-profiles.sh; some need to be surrounded with escaped quotes .
As an example, change line 634 fromCode: Select all
<label>$L_BUTTON_Scan</label>
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<label>"$L_BUTTON_Scan"</label>
This helps but there are others I couldn't figure out how to fix. I'm a novice bash-er and just looked at lines that worked to get this far - would prefer not to admit how long it took for this.
There is a minor typo in line 695, same file.
EDIT: OK, so maybe the escaped quotes aren't needed. Looks like wag-profiles.sh doesn't know about the variables in (for me) /usr/share/locale/en/LC_MESSAGES/net-setup.mo. Probably a one-liner fix, if only I knew how.
Even later: putting the linein either wag-profiles,sh or net-setup.sh in the same directory fixes it, even if probably not the right way. Firefox run fast! , flash and sound all good.Code: Select all
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. /usr/share/locale/en/LC_MESSAGES/net-setup.mo