Hello,@no audio or retrovol in tray and alsa sound wizard doesn't fix it.
Just a question for clarity: Does this mean that applications needing audio work and alsa config works, but, there is no tray icon. Do I understand this correctly?playdayz wrote:Same when I have tried. ... .I have tried using EZ-woof a couple of times now adding pemasu lupe-17 kernel - i keep running into the same problem, no audio or retrovol in tray and alsa sound wizard doesn't fix it.
Hello,
I just built from a pristine EZ-Woof-525 andNot exactly. Some things are broken. For example: the firewall desktop calls rxvt and there is no rxvt. The default text editor is beaver and there is no beaver. At least they are not in the path.
Yes, get used to the Woof way of doing thingsCommented out Openbox, and edited ect/windowmanager to jwm...
Still defaults to Openbox......LOL
Open DISTRO_PKGS_SPECS-ubuntu-lucid and replace no with yes in front of the fbpanel line and the openbox line. Be careful--the syntax must be exact--no typos! Look on the page 1 and page 2 discussion with tasmod for solution to a further problem. IMHO the easiest thing to do is to leave it like it is, and then boot openbox the first time, save, and then switch to jwm. Hello,
I have never used bones or downloaded woof. Yes, double checked md5sum, extracted with tar to ext3 with 8 GB free, copied PKGS_MANAGEMENT and DISTRO_PET_REPOS, opened a terminal in /EZ-Woof-525, executed woof_gui, chose the supplied tickless kernel and selected Build. I did elect to not erase big modems, and I had an error about pinstall.sh not completing early in the build. Built it twice from Lucid 5.11 with exactly the same results. Used a new CD-RW too.playdayz wrote: Did you compare your EZ-Woof-525.tgz with the md5sum in the first message of this thread? More likely, you changed something???? And that had unintended consequences???? You didn't add another Woof or anything did you, because there is a script somewhere that wants beaver to be default. You just 1) extracted, 2) started woof_gui, 3) chose the Kernel, and 4) selected Build????
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mkfontscale /usr/share/cups/fonts
mkfontdir /usr/share/cups/fonts
rm -f /usr/bin/lprshell
ln -s /usr/bin/lp /usr/bin/lprshell
QSPROG=/usr/sbin/countrywizard.qs
[ -s $QSPROG ] || exit gcmartin, Do you mean an audio solution for the 2.6.38.x kernel?Audio solution
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yes|zzzUpdate||exeGood sleuthing 2byte. I would think it would be OK in Lucid 5.2 or 5.2.5. I will put that in the instructions. Thank you.mkfontscale /usr/share/cups/fonts
mkfontdir /usr/share/cups/fonts
rm -f /usr/bin/lprshell
ln -s /usr/bin/lp /usr/bin/lprshell
QSPROG=/usr/sbin/countrywizard.qs
[ -s $QSPROG ] || exit
At this point the script starts modifying the running system then aborts if the running system doesn't have /usr/sbin/countrywizard.qs. Right? Wrong?
If EZ-Woof's woof_gui is executed in a running lupu-525 system then everything works (confirmed). Otherwise ...
Hello,
)EZ-Woof-525 is very specific to Lucid. It will help people make Lucid variants. Once another Puppy reaches the maturity of Lucid, the developers *might* see fit to make an EZ-Woof for it, but for now, EZ-Woof-525 is what we've got.And maybe someone can share how best to get that base so that EZ WOOF would be a better fit for the Puppy future.
As I said in a previous message: One more thing: Lucid is based on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04 which is a LTS (Long Term Support) release--for 2 more years, 3 years total, so Lucid Puppy might make some kind of contribution to the Puppy community for quite a while yet.(A while aint too long in the Puppy world... Shocked )
) of a workaround for muted audio with 2.6.38.4 kernel on lucid puppy 525 - but it does work (well for me anyway) unmutes audio on first run and subsequent boots with save file with out having to run ALSA wizard - hopefully some one can translate it into a proper fix Hello,