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jojonouvo
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Compiling on puppy studio

#1 Post by jojonouvo »

Hi, long time no see. I'm trying to install this
http://llg.cubic.org/tools/multimidicast/
on puppy studio 3.3.

I installed from the package manager everything that could help:
make3.81
gcc4.4.3
g++4.4.3
g++multilib4.4.3
lib64stdc++6-4.4.3
ccache
build-essential
...
but i still have

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# cd /tmp/multimidicast-1.3
# make
g++ -Wall -O2   -c -o multimidicast.o multimidicast.cpp
make: g++: Command not found
make: *** [multimidicast.o] Error 127
I searched on line and tried to get stud_devx_3.3.sfs but the file is not available anymore, then I tried to use lupu_devx_520.sfs but the bootmanager doesn't recognize it...

Now is the time where i really need some help! :?

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#2 Post by CatDude »

Hello jojonouvo
jojonouvo wrote:...I searched on line and tried to get stud_devx_3.3.sfs but the file is not available anymore
No idea what that file is, or where you saw it mentioned,
as a couple of searches have given only one result, and that is your post.

But i did find this: http://www.puppylinuxstuff.meownplanet.net/10wt3ch/devx_studio_1337.sfs
which is posted alongside of this: http://www.puppylinuxstuff.meownplanet.net/10wt3ch/PuppyStudio3.3-rt.iso

Also, according to this post
the kernel sources (if you require them) are:
cinclus_cinclus wrote:...
kernel source (Puppy Studio 3.3 RT-kernel):
look for "linux-2.6.33.5-rt-l0wt3ch.tar.gz"
which i located here: linux-2.6.33.5-rt-l0wt3ch.tar.gz


Hope this helps
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#3 Post by cinclus_cinclus »

CatDude wrote:Hello jojonouvo
jojonouvo wrote:...I searched on line and tried to get stud_devx_3.3.sfs but the file is not available anymore
Also, according to this post
the kernel sources (if you require them) are:
cinclus_cinclus wrote:...
kernel source (Puppy Studio 3.3 RT-kernel):
look for "linux-2.6.33.5-rt-l0wt3ch.tar.gz"
which i located here: linux-2.6.33.5-rt-l0wt3ch.tar.gz


Hope this helps
CatDude
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Sorry, but the quote implies (though somewhat hidden): there is no special stud_devx_3.3.sfs for Puppy Studio 3.3!

Take lupu_devx_520.sfs instead

http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/dis ... vx_520.sfs

which is the appropriate devx-package for Puppy Studio 3.3.

Hope that helps.

jojonouvo
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#4 Post by jojonouvo »

Catdude, compiling on puppy requires this dev.sfs thing:
http://puppy.b0x.me/wiki/doku.php?id=devx_module

The problem is that the bootmanager doesn't want to consider the devx_studio_1337.sfs you gave me as well as the lupu_devx_520.sfs from cinclus!
Am I missing something? I download the .sfs, put it in /mnt/home and load bootmanager but the sfs don't appear on the list of things to load. I have a libreoffice sfs loaded though..

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#5 Post by Johnny Cache »

Dude, you can't use the devx from 13.37 - they're based on two different OSes! 3.3 was based on Ubuntu, and 13.37 is based on Slackware!
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#6 Post by CatDude »

Hello jojonouvo
jojonouvo wrote:Catdude, compiling on puppy requires this dev.sfs thing:
Yes, i'm well aware of that. :roll:
jojonouvo wrote:The problem is that the bootmanager doesn't want to consider the devx_studio_1337.sfs you gave me...
Sorry for any confusion, but i was not suggesting that you use that,
i was simply stating that that was the only 'studio' related devx which i could find.

The fact that you do not state which version of puppy studio 3.3 you are using doesn't really help anyone either.
So, which version is it :?:
  • PuppyStudio3.3-rt.iso
    or
    PuppyStudio3.3-vanilla.iso
With regard to the lupu_devx_520.sfs not being seen by the BootManager,
try renaming it to stud_devx_330.sfs


Having now fired up a copy of the PuppyStudio3.3-rt.iso
and looking in the Quickpet, i see that there is a link for kernel sources: kernel_src_L4-2.6.33.2-patched.sfs
which appears to be pointing at this: ftp://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pet-packages-lucid/kernel_src_L4-2.6.33.2-patched.sfs
Now i have no idea if that is the correct sources or not, i'm simply saying there is a link there to them.


It would help everybody if the man himself (l0wt3ch)
would come forward and clarify exactly what files are required. (including links to them)

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#7 Post by Johnny Cache »

CatDude wrote:PuppyStudio3.3-vanilla.iso
No-one should use the "vanilla" prototype. It has serious flaws, and was never meant for public consumption.
CatDude wrote: Having now fired up a copy of the PuppyStudio3.3-rt.iso
and looking in the Quickpet, i see that there is a link for kernel sources: kernel_src_L4-2.6.33.2-patched.sfs
which appears to be pointing at this: ftp://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pet-packages-lucid/kernel_src_L4-2.6.33.2-patched.sfs
Now i have no idea if that is the correct sources or not, i'm simply saying there is a link there to them.
Do not use this, those are Lucid Puppy repos, and it had a different kernel, obviously.

If you can't get the boot manager to find the 520 devx sfs, try installing sfsload (search the forum) and using that. Then you only have to right-click the file to load it.
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Just 512 MB of RAM, and an empty bottle of booze

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#8 Post by jojonouvo »

Thank you all, using the renaming trick worked!

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