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#21 Post by radky »

musher0 wrote:Very useful. Thanks!
Thank you musher0. :)

A new release of PupSysInfo (2.3) will be available soon with many new enhancements.
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#22 Post by ASRI éducation »

radky wrote:A new release of PupSysInfo (2.3) will be available soon with many new enhancements.
Good new !
Thank you radky.

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#23 Post by musher0 »

ASRI éducation wrote:
radky wrote:A new release of PupSysInfo (2.3) will be available soon with many new enhancements.
Good new !
Thank you radky.
Bonjour, ASRI.

Existe-t-il une traduction en français?

Merci d'avance de ta réponse.
Salutations distinguées.

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#24 Post by ASRI éducation »

@ musher0
Non, je ne crois pas qu'une traduction fr existe.
Cordialement,

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#25 Post by musher0 »

ASRI éducation wrote:@ musher0
Non, je ne crois pas qu'une traduction fr existe.
Cordialement,
Zut, encore du boulot ! :lol:
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#26 Post by don570 »

I like to know the UUID

I put this in report-system. ---> a good feature

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=========== UUID Identification ===========

/dev/sdc1 LABEL="Biggest" UUID="db470606-2cf7-46c6-9c07-be95936b06ca" TYPE="ext3"
/dev/sda1 UUID="621492021491D97D" TYPE="ntfs"
/dev/sda2 LABEL="MY DISK" UUID="91c44057-a166-4089-aa1a-03dba2289fc7" TYPE="ext3"
/dev/sda4 UUID="7f45e5ee-9840-44e4-ab92-f80e431fc875" TYPE="ext3"
/dev/sda5 UUID="cda1bab9-accf-41f5-89b3-01d7b3433526" TYPE="ext3"
/dev/sdb1 UUID="e5d50ebb-2934-49b5-8093-fe0c2ea353d4" TYPE="ext4"
/dev/sdb5 UUID="9991fc8a-6816-47d7-8f67-be2a9d9c4fed" TYPE="swap"
/dev/sdd1 UUID="5098-55A4" TYPE="vfat"

Here is the code to generate it

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echo -e "\n=========== $(gettext 'UUID Identification') ===========\n"  >> /tmp/report-system
blkid    > /tmp/top.tmp3
cat /tmp/top.tmp3 |   # Supply input from a file.
while read LINE    # As long as there is another line to read ...
do
echo "$LINE"  | grep -vq "\loop"
if [ $? -eq 0 ];then
LINE=${LINE/:/}  # remove semicolon
echo "$LINE"  >> /tmp/report-system
fi
done
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#27 Post by musher0 »

@don570

Forgive my ignorance, but why is knowing the UUID a "good feature"? As compared with the ordinary /mnt/sda1, for example. I saw it in some other distro's installation procedures, but never quite understood it.

Thanks in advance.

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#28 Post by don570 »

It's good to use in menu.lst so there won't be any confusion
where the linux distribution is located.

There are other uses like the fstab file.

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#29 Post by don570 »

I change the cabling in my desktop sometimes and this changes the
device name....
Identifying filesystems

There are three ways to identify a partition or storage device
in /etc/fstab: by its kernel name descriptor, label or UUID.
The advantage of using UUIDs or labels is that they are not dependent on
the order in which the drives are (physically) connected to the machine.
This is useful if the storage device order in the BIOS is changed, or if you
switch the storage device cabling. Also, the BIOS may occasionally change
the order of storage devices. Read more about this in the Persistent block
device naming article.

To list basic information about the partitions, run:
$ lsblk -f
NAME FSTYPE LABEL UUID MOUNTPOINT
sda
├─sda1 ext4 Arch_Linux 978e3e81-8048-4ae1-8a06-aa727458e8ff /
├─sda2 ntfs Windows 6C1093E61093B594
└─sda3 ext4 Storage f838b24e-3a66-4d02-86f4-a2e73e454336 /media/Storage
sdb
├─sdb1 ntfs Games 9E68F00568EFD9D3
└─sdb2 ext4 Backup 14d50a6c-e083-42f2-b9c4-bc8bae38d274 /media/Backup
sdc
└─sdc1 vfat Camera 47FA-4071 /media/Camera

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#30 Post by radky »

don570 wrote:I like to know the UUID
Thank you don570. As always, your suggestions are welcome.

The upcoming update of Pup-SysInfo will generate multiple enhanced system reports, and you will find UUID data in the individual (block device) and unified hardware reports.

Also, this release will feature diagnostic modules which were not available in prior releases (such as DriveTest, PartScan and Pup-Kview).

Hopefully, beta testing is almost complete.

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#31 Post by ASRI éducation »

radky wrote:
Existe-t-il une traduction en français?
pas encore! :D
Il faut donc en écrire une !
musher0 ?

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#32 Post by musher0 »

@ASRI

Je croyais avoir répondu :

> Zut, encore du boulot !

avant-hier, mais ça ne s'est pas inscrit -- ou j'étais dans la lune...

C'est sur mon établi.

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I thought I had answered

> Chucks, more work!

the day before yesterday, but it wasn't registered -- or my head was elsewhere...

I'm working on it.

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#33 Post by ASRI éducation »

musher0 wrote:C'est sur mon établi.
Good new for users !
:D

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#34 Post by radky »

Pup-SysInfo-2.3. See main post
- Added GUI support for the 96-dpi font metrics of Woof-built Puppies, effective 2013-03-26.
- Added option to change the font size in the information (report) window.
- Added 'Drive Storage' to Devices menu.
- Added 'Drivers' to main menu bar. This option includes Summary, Complete and Blacklist kernel-module reports.
- Added new Pup-Kview (kernel-module viewer) to Drivers menu. This utility concatenates data from lsmod and modinfo for viewing in a single information window.
- Added 'Logs' menu to main menubar.
- Moved 'Network' to main menu bar.
- Added 'Built-in Files' to Sys-Files menu.
- Added 'MAC Address' to network reports.
- Added 'GTK Stock Icons' viewer to Sys-Apps menu.
- Added 'Top View' to Sys-Apps menu.
- Added 'Base Report' to Sys-Specs menu.
- Added 'Computer ID' to Sys-Specs menu.
- Added support for RAID devices in Drive Storage submenu.
- Added support for Flash drive speed test (read only) in Drive Storage submenu.
- Added support for S.M.A.R.T HDD monitoring in Drive Storage submenu (requires smartctl utility from GSmartControl or SmartMonTools).
- Added support for evaluating up to 6 memory slots on the motherboard (up from 4).
- Removed built-in ipinfo2 network configuration utility and added support for scrollable versions of the standard ipinfo utility (e.g. Slacko ipinfo).
- Enhanced BIOS, I/O Mem, I/O Ports, Drive Storage, PCI, USB, Audio, Memory, Monitor, Network, Kernel Module, Sensors and Video reports.
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#35 Post by radky »

There was a problem with the first upload of PupSysInfo-2.3. :oops:

If you downloaded in the last few hours, please download again.


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#36 Post by radky »

Pup-SysInfo-2.3.1 See main post.
- Added PupKview option to evaluate firmware-dependent kernel modules. (thanks Pemasu)
- Bugfix: Incomplete testing for the IFACE network variable. (thanks Karl Godt)
- Bugfix: Integration with Lighthouse64 bootmanager.
- Added online Help.
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#37 Post by koulaxizis »

Super tool!! Thank you!! :)
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#38 Post by radky »

PupSysInfo-2.4.1
- Added support for notebook battery detection in modern kernels (/sys/class/power_supply/). Battery support continues for legacy kernels (/proc/acpi/battery/).
- Added support for dual-battery notebooks (independent reports generated for each battery).
- Added Preferences (Menu -> File -> Prefrences) which provides options to identify and select the Notebook battery ID (slot name), and to enable/disable probing of the system external IP address in network reports.
- Added samba report to Network tab and whiteout-file report to Sys-Files tab. (thanks tazoc)
- Added protocol statistics (netstat -s) to Network Report.
- Added support for journalctl in the system activity log. (thanks sfs)
- Added detection of startup files in /etc/init.d/ and $HOME/.config/autostart/ (Woof-CE).
- Added local help file. (thanks ETP)
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#39 Post by radky »

PupSysInfo-2.5. See main post.
- Added gettext internationalization (with contributions from xanad).
- Added opening splash dialog.
- Bugfix: detection of personal storage size when using new 'save to folder' option of Woof-CE.
- Bugfix: battery detection in /sys/class output of some notebooks (ex: Toshiba, Lenovo).
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#40 Post by 666philb »

thanks radky,

added to tahrpup
Bionicpup64 built with bionic beaver packages http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=114311
Xenialpup64, built with xenial xerus packages http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=107331

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