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Announcer
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If all you're doing is using your organ program, then no, you probably don't need an rt kernel.
Yes, 3.3 is based on Lucid 520.
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allanbct
Joined: 17 Jan 2013
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Location: Cape Town - South Africa
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@Announcer
Thanks for your reply
I think I will stick with 5.4.3 then as all is working.
If all works out will probably need new machine with touch screen and decent sound cards
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NeroVance
Joined: 10 Oct 2012
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Location: Funkytown, Aberzanthistan
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| Announcer wrote: | | Why don't you just use Puppy Studio 3.3-rt? It's based on the same version you are trying to switch kernels with, all you're basically trying to do is make a plain version with the apps removed. |
That is indeed the goal. It is just good ol' Puppy (for the most part), but with a realtime kernel, for realtime infrastructure.
That and using it as perhaps my puplet for trying out different things, such as update Tcl to the now stable 8.6, and using a different WM, slim it down, etc.
In truth, I'm not even doing it for musical work 
I'm just a crazy 19 year old *nix warlock (deep magic and such) 
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| NeroVance wrote: | | In truth, I'm not even doing it for musical work |
Hmm.
So, you got an industrial laser kickin' around the house you wanna control, or something?
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NeroVance
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| Announcer wrote: | | NeroVance wrote: | | In truth, I'm not even doing it for musical work |
Hmm.
So, you got an industrial laser kickin' around the house you wanna control, or something? |
I'm just bored, and it gives me something to do. Could be useful for communications systems and the like. Even back in the day I always thought I could get puppy to do nearly anything. It is quite the capable distro.
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Announcer
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Ok, well, carry on then, I suppose.
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allanbct
Joined: 17 Jan 2013
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Location: Cape Town - South Africa
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Hi guys
After further reading I think I have to just change wi-fi driver in 5.2.x. I can download and put in root to install from usb without wi-fi working.
There seems so much to learn when your over 60
Thanks for the help.
I find the hardest thing is how to ask the rite question with all the needed info.
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