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jamesbond
Joined: 26 Feb 2007 Posts: 3055 Location: The Blue Marble |
1. Drive icons 2. Save session (at shutdown) 3. Pmount 4. Filemnt 4. Remaster
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2byte
Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 357 |
Potentially, if not already, the best bare bones Puppy ever 
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01micko
 Joined: 11 Oct 2008 Posts: 8656 Location: qld |
Convert PETS to TXZ Since you can't install .PET packages in Slackbones I made a handy utility so that you can! I haven't tested that they install yet but I don't see any problems. I built the TXZ package with the utility itself. http://01micko.no-ip.org/testing/pet2txz-0.2-noarch_PET.txz Hope this helps! (translate: "hope it works!") Install:
EDIT: fixed a minor bug and also uses /sbin/makepkg if available _________________ Puppy Linux Blog - contact me for access Last edited by 01micko on Thu 31 Jan 2013, 23:08; edited 1 time in total |
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Q5sys
 Joined: 11 Dec 2008 Posts: 1124 |
Yea that was actually by design. lol Im sure some people will want to install Pets, so this will be helpful for them. As for official releases, packages will be in TXZ format and not PET format. Since this is all new and shiny, I wanted to avoid the eventual conflict of people installing pet packages. The official repo will contain only TXZ packages which will be confirmed to work and have no issues. Un-officially, people can do whatever they want. But support outside mainline packages will be limited. _________________ 
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01micko
Joined: 11 Oct 2008 Posts: 8656 Location: qld |
It does install, but with a warning..
NOTE: "PET" is clearly appended to the packagename in every instance, that is by design . And of course "USE AT OWN RISK". _________________ Puppy Linux Blog - contact me for access |
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Q5sys
Joined: 11 Dec 2008 Posts: 1124 |
Im glad you made it... it will help some people who just want to make a simple system for themselves. I've seen too many people come into the IRC channel for help running slacko and wondering why a pet package doesnt work or why other programs are suddenly broken... only to find out after talking to them it was a pet package from a v4.0 puppy. This is exacerbated by the fact that Pets have no distinction between ones made for Presice (debian based), or slacko (slackware based). I think everyone can agree our package format system is a complete and utter mess. The other reason the plan is to stick with offical txz packages in the repo has to do with the eventual coming Slackbones Official repo. And the eventual goal of making Slackbones into a rolling release. For official releases, PETS add a possible fault point, which I'd like to avoid. For personal systems though outside the mainline release... Pets will be helpful to some users. the whole rolling release thing will take quite a while to get right. I've figured out the technical process for it to work even with a frugal install, but turning theory into practice... well that's the challange. 
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rdog
Joined: 18 Oct 2010 Posts: 25 Location: Quesnel, BC, Canada |
Hi, I am trying Slackbones and noticed that when using an encrypted save file my USB keyboard is not functioning such that I can enter the password for the save file while booting. The keyboard works in the grub menu but by the time the password prompt appears it is not. I haven't had any issues before with other puppy versions so... in case this is something to fix I figured I would mention it. Thanks, Rob |
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slackfan
Joined: 29 Mar 2009 Posts: 188 |
Yes! Hi It also was my question:
and I did see the answer of Iguleder (look at his own home page and Shahor Black distro). I have a laptop with AMD64 but I also have ill eyes and need a better screen as the laptop give me... so I use mainly a older PC but with high resolution screen. ok, I would be able to connect that screen also on the laptop with better technical performances as the old PC but I always have in this case the empty screen of the laptop between keyboard and high resolution screen. it is bad as long term solution... and I know no way to eliminate the build in screen from laptop (4..5 years old acer emachine). so I find I need a distro available in 2 or 3 forms: - for i686 - for AMD64 - and (only perhaps) for i386. exactly the same scope of applications because I will not change my habit changing the PC (it is problematic enough with changing keyboard!)... it is possible in typical full installed distro like Debian, Slackware, Mandriva, Ubuntu etc. not in Puppy 
not in Shahor 
why not? because each hobby coder felt the need to present something different by nature of what was done before... Shahor would perhaps be a maximal solution for me as I absolutely will promote the libre software original made by or for GNU and beneficiant approval of GNU (this is also a weakness of Puppy: not enough consideration for GNU software). but I need a way to se my usual news video on the most important European TV channels. black is not enough as permanent state of evolution (I often use SliTaz base started as ISO using Grub2. SliTaz also offers Libre Linux but not the other needed Icecat, gnash, as the old Puppy-Puplet made by Iguleder from Debian did offer in the past  etc. - I continue to often use it, as we did not become some new one  !)
And I hate OS where windows open themselves as well as bars beeing masked, hidden by other applications as it is usually the case with the bad wbar (a good bar has to be where each new line begins after hitting RETURN, left in Occidental, right in Semitic language and only Asiatic languages write from top to bottom...) : It is not Linux but only distraction. I have no need of save file or front ends to fill up the scripts beeing in /etc, /root or /home/myself! Kind regards |
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Iguleder
 Joined: 11 Aug 2009 Posts: 2031 Location: Israel, somewhere in the beautiful desert |
There are many reasons to support less architectures: - It saves time: when you update a package, you need to compile it only once. In my case, I only build it for x86_64, so I can use my own machine for compiling. - It's cheaper: no need to buy machines of different architectures or make heavy use of virtualization. For example, I don't have the money to buy a smartphone or some expensive ARM development board to port my distro to ARMv7. - The desire to stop promoting the use of legacy architectures which pull back software for others. For example, in the case of Windows, most software is available for i686 but not x86_64. - If you request an i386 port today, who knows what other users might want - someone might request an ARMv4, PowerPC or Itanium port tomorrow. This is a big burden for developers. And besides, you can use a x86_64 distro to do x86 development, using chroot. That's what I do when I want to make something for Puppy - I just chroot into a Puppy (different one every time ) from my x86_64 distro - I get my favorite window manager and familiar programs, but my work is 100% compatible.
EDIT: Q5sys, you're doing great work here! I totally agree with your decision to focus on x86_64. _________________ My homepage My GitHub profile |
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2byte
Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 357 |
Q5sys or Jamesbond My /usr/lib64 in the sb64_devx.sfs is not correct. There are many directories that should not exist, from /libasound.la to /libz.a. The corresponding *.la & *.a files are inside of these directories instead of /lib64. It kind of makes compiling anything a wee bit difficult. Is this a OS build issue or is my devx file corrupt? _________________ |
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Q5sys
Joined: 11 Dec 2008 Posts: 1124 |
Im on the road right now and dont have access to my home machine to dig into this. can you crank out a MD5 for the devx file? I'll compare it to the ones I have on my machine. its possible I bundled a bad one when I made the ISO. I would have hoped if that happened though someone else would have noticed it. As for the other comments above... Ill comment on those when I get home and have time (hopefully tomorrow). _________________
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2byte
Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 357 |
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2byte
Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 357 |
I checked both isos at slackbones.org & smokey01.com Both have the same MD5 as mine and a visual check of the contents shows the same issue. _________________ |
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Q5sys
Joined: 11 Dec 2008 Posts: 1124 |
I checked my slackbones development directory on my home system... I have multiple versions of the devx, based on all the alpha versions Jamesbond and I were working on. I see the same thing in some of them, and not in others. The one thats bundled in the ISO has this issue. We were working on a updated release right now, so this will be fixed with that. I'll repack the 1.0 release ISO at the same time. The next release 1.2 will have a newer kernel and a few other tweaks, but nothing massively different. _________________
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01micko
Joined: 11 Oct 2008 Posts: 8656 Location: qld |
Just a note that I have now deleted the slackbones-V1.0 ISO image from the smokey01 server. An upgrade is imminent anyway so it should not affect anyone. _________________ Puppy Linux Blog - contact me for access |
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