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PupRescue_Precise
L18L:
Thanks a lot for the help given. Now, I am able to edit initrd.gz without problem, but, following instructions on Part B of, http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=57380 did not produce the effect I was expecting (a quicker shut down). I inserted the recommended line (PUPMODE=12) below esac and shut down a few times, but couldn't perceive any improvement in shut down times. Maybe I'm doing something wrong or I need to do something else. I'm revising my steps again to see if I made a mistake. Thanks again for your help.
wp
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After revising, I found the line esac a number of times in the init script. Now I'm confused where I should insert the PUPMODE=12 statement.
After some additional experimenting I found out that apparently, PupRescue precise boots with a fresh initrd.gz file. I can modify the file, but after shut down and start up, the modifications to initrd.gz are gone.
Thanks a lot for the help given. Now, I am able to edit initrd.gz without problem, but, following instructions on Part B of, http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=57380 did not produce the effect I was expecting (a quicker shut down). I inserted the recommended line (PUPMODE=12) below esac and shut down a few times, but couldn't perceive any improvement in shut down times. Maybe I'm doing something wrong or I need to do something else. I'm revising my steps again to see if I made a mistake. Thanks again for your help.
wp
PS:
After revising, I found the line esac a number of times in the init script. Now I'm confused where I should insert the PUPMODE=12 statement.
After some additional experimenting I found out that apparently, PupRescue precise boots with a fresh initrd.gz file. I can modify the file, but after shut down and start up, the modifications to initrd.gz are gone.
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Re: PupRescue_Precise
I would take "esac followed by blanc line ... " around line 911williepabon wrote:.. I found the line esac a number of times in the init script. Now I'm confused where I should insert the PUPMODE=12 statement.
Did you follow the instruction (see image) which is saving the change?williepabon wrote:After some additional experimenting I found out that apparently, PupRescue precise boots with a fresh initrd.gz file. I can modify the file, but after shut down and start up, the modifications to initrd.gz are gone.
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PupRescue_Precise
L18L:
Thanks for answering. Yes, I followed the instructions as the image shows. I even ran the script again to verify that the line I inserted was there. My init script has esac following with blank lines in the following:
line 317 ;;
line 318 esac
line 319 (blank)
line 875 ;;
line 876 esac
line 877 (blank)
line 921 *) RDSH="yes" ;;
line 922 esac
line 923 (blank)
line 1887 ;;
line 1888 esac
line 1889 (blank)
Thanks.
wp
Thanks for answering. Yes, I followed the instructions as the image shows. I even ran the script again to verify that the line I inserted was there. My init script has esac following with blank lines in the following:
line 317 ;;
line 318 esac
line 319 (blank)
line 875 ;;
line 876 esac
line 877 (blank)
line 921 *) RDSH="yes" ;;
line 922 esac
line 923 (blank)
line 1887 ;;
line 1888 esac
line 1889 (blank)
Thanks.
wp
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PupRescue_Precise
L18L:
The thread that you gave me talks about a utility called PupSaveConfig. Do you think this utility would help me, at least, to decide to save or not to save at shut down? Will it work with PupRescue_Precise? Thanks.
wp
The thread that you gave me talks about a utility called PupSaveConfig. Do you think this utility would help me, at least, to decide to save or not to save at shut down? Will it work with PupRescue_Precise? Thanks.
wp
pupsaveconfig 'save or not'
pupsaveconfig 'save or not' : that seems already included in Precise rescue, that's a good thing. Pupsaveconfig works everywhere, excepted.. ?.
I use v. 2.2.2, not 2.2.5.
BOOT USB : I get a boot process to replace Puprescue one from another Precise distro. It works (now).
I use v. 2.2.2, not 2.2.5.
BOOT USB : I get a boot process to replace Puprescue one from another Precise distro. It works (now).
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I use a dedicated iso directory to test isos. I just copy each iso into it's own directory inside the iso directory and unarchive it. I then make the appropriate adjustment to menu.lst and voila!. The puprescue- precise iso works fine and can be booted from grub4dos, no problems.
However, when I tried this with puprescue.2.5.iso I got an Error 15 File not found message. Has anybody done a frugal install of the puprescue.2.5 iso successfully?
However, when I tried this with puprescue.2.5.iso I got an Error 15 File not found message. Has anybody done a frugal install of the puprescue.2.5 iso successfully?
LxXenial16.08, LxPupSc17.07.01,Lucid 5.2.8 and others - all frugal
Hi
if so, then the answer to your question is Yes
The following stanza works for me using Legacy Grub:
CatDude
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I assume you mean PupRescue_2.5.isowimpy wrote:...Has anybody done a frugal install of the puprescue.2.5 iso successfully?
if so, then the answer to your question is Yes
The following stanza works for me using Legacy Grub:
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# Linux bootable partition config begins
title PupRescue 2.5 (on sda11)
rootnoverify (hd0,10)
kernel /pr25/vmlinuz pmedia=atahd pdev1=sda11 psubdir=pr25
initrd /pr25/initrd.gz
# Linux bootable partition config ends
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@CatDude Thanks for the reply. I'm using grub4dos and all I do is add the following to menu.lst for each distro that I am testing
Works so far for all distros, except that puprescue_2.5.iso.
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title distro
find --set-root --ignore-floppies
kernel /iso/distro/vmlinuz psubdir=iso/distro pmedia=atahd pfix=fsck
initrd /iso/distro/initrd.gz
LxXenial16.08, LxPupSc17.07.01,Lucid 5.2.8 and others - all frugal
@ wimpy
yet the actual name of the one i have here is: PupRescue_2.5.iso
Where did you get this thing from
Did you check the md5sum when you downloaded the file
Here is the md5sum of the ISO that i have here: 624765761faa77868800d7969b23de39 PupRescue_2.5.iso
and the 3 files of interest inside of that ISO are these:
Any chance you could provide a copy of your actual menu.lst
and a screeny showing the files in the subdir where they reside, it may help
CatDude
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OK, once again you refer to the ISO as: puprescue_2.5.isowimpy wrote:@CatDude Thanks for the reply. I'm using grub4dos and all I do is add the following to menu.lst for each distro that I am testingWorks so far for all distros, except that puprescue_2.5.iso.Code: Select all
title distro find --set-root --ignore-floppies kernel /iso/distro/vmlinuz psubdir=iso/distro pmedia=atahd pfix=fsck initrd /iso/distro/initrd.gz
yet the actual name of the one i have here is: PupRescue_2.5.iso
Where did you get this thing from
Did you check the md5sum when you downloaded the file
Here is the md5sum of the ISO that i have here: 624765761faa77868800d7969b23de39 PupRescue_2.5.iso
and the 3 files of interest inside of that ISO are these:
- bf18f3fa38e4f19f3ae74fec6b081a1e initrd.gz
6a83667442e5840d68a7b92988749693 PupRescue_2.5.sfs
51adeb52099a1a89bb1c2e5f98e48245 vmlinuz
Any chance you could provide a copy of your actual menu.lst
and a screeny showing the files in the subdir where they reside, it may help
CatDude
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Yes! You're quite right. The iso file I've been using is PupRescue_2.5.iso. I may have referred to it differently above, but it is the same file and the md5sum check is correct. I have already supplied above a template of the menu.lst entry for all the distros I've tried.
I've since deleted all the files in that iso/PupRescue_2.5 folder (bar the iso file which I unarchived in that folder). Without changing menu.lst, I rebooted and this time it went through OK and it boots from grub4dos. Thanks for your help.
I've since deleted all the files in that iso/PupRescue_2.5 folder (bar the iso file which I unarchived in that folder). Without changing menu.lst, I rebooted and this time it went through OK and it boots from grub4dos. Thanks for your help.
LxXenial16.08, LxPupSc17.07.01,Lucid 5.2.8 and others - all frugal
Hello wimpy
But just for you i made a quick install on a flash drive using grub4dos,
i was able to boot it using either of these two stanza's:
I have attached the complete menu.lst below (remove the fake .gz)
CatDude
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Fair enough, but it saves any confusion if you refer to it correctly.wimpy wrote:Yes! You're quite right. The iso file I've been using is PupRescue_2.5.iso. I may have referred to it differently above, but it is the same file and the md5sum check is correct.
Correct.wimpy wrote:...You say that you have successfully done a frugal installation of this iso.
I never mentioned anything about using grub4dos, i did say "The following stanza works for me using Legacy Grub:"wimpy wrote:...If you are able to boot it from grub4dos would it not be more appropriate for you to supply your menu.lst entry.
But just for you i made a quick install on a flash drive using grub4dos,
i was able to boot it using either of these two stanza's:
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title PupRescue 2.5 (sdb1/pr25)
find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /pr25/initrd.gz
kernel /pr25/vmlinuz psubdir=pr25 pmedia=usbflash pfix=fsck
initrd /pr25/initrd.gz
title PupRescue 2.5 (sdb1/pr25) RAM mode\nBoot up Puppy without pupsave
find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /pr25/initrd.gz
kernel /pr25/vmlinuz psubdir=pr25 pfix=ram
initrd /pr25/initrd.gz
That's because it is set up to use Grub.wimpy wrote:...Of all the puppy distro isos I've tried this is the only one without a isolinux.bin and a isolinux.cfg.
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Two YUMI ISOs for Pup Rescue 2.5 and Precise PupRescue
Two new USB YUMI-compatible ISOs for Pup Rescue 2.5 and Precise Pup Rescue
http://www.gooplusplus.com/pup-rescue-2.5-yumi.iso --- ( lupu-PupRescue_2.5-YUMI.iso )
http://www.gooplusplus.com/precise-pup-rescue-yumi.iso --- ( Precise-PupRescue-YUMI.iso )
Download the ISO, start YUMI and select Lucid Puppy Linux or Precise Puppy Linux.
The original CDROM ISO for PupRescue 2.5 and Precise PupRescue lacked any isolinux files to help it work with YUMI USB Multiboot software.
Since we plan to add PupRescue to one of our new USB Multiboot KUDOS collections, we added a few files to enable YUMI use.
You can find Gooplusplus USB Multiboot collections at this link: http://www.gooplusplus.com/multiboot-collections/
We have not tested everything in these YUMI-compatible versions of PupRescue but the basics seem to work.
We noted that while networking works, there is no default web browser in PupRescue 2.5 so you will have to add one.
Fortunately, Precise Pup Rescue includes the SeaMonkey (Firefox) web browser.
Unfortunately, after YUMI installs the distro files to your USB flash drive, YUMI might not add the new entry to syslinux.cfg
You can manually edit /multiboot/syslinux.cfg to ADD THIS TEXT:
http://www.gooplusplus.com/pup-rescue-2.5-yumi.iso --- ( lupu-PupRescue_2.5-YUMI.iso )
http://www.gooplusplus.com/precise-pup-rescue-yumi.iso --- ( Precise-PupRescue-YUMI.iso )
Download the ISO, start YUMI and select Lucid Puppy Linux or Precise Puppy Linux.
The original CDROM ISO for PupRescue 2.5 and Precise PupRescue lacked any isolinux files to help it work with YUMI USB Multiboot software.
Since we plan to add PupRescue to one of our new USB Multiboot KUDOS collections, we added a few files to enable YUMI use.
You can find Gooplusplus USB Multiboot collections at this link: http://www.gooplusplus.com/multiboot-collections/
We have not tested everything in these YUMI-compatible versions of PupRescue but the basics seem to work.
We noted that while networking works, there is no default web browser in PupRescue 2.5 so you will have to add one.
Fortunately, Precise Pup Rescue includes the SeaMonkey (Firefox) web browser.
Unfortunately, after YUMI installs the distro files to your USB flash drive, YUMI might not add the new entry to syslinux.cfg
You can manually edit /multiboot/syslinux.cfg to ADD THIS TEXT:
#start lupu-pupRescue-2.5
LABEL Puppy Rescue 2.5
MENU LABEL Puppy Rescue 2.5
MENU INDENT 1
CONFIG /multiboot/lupu-PupRescue_2.5-YUMI/isolinux.cfg
APPEND /multiboot/lupu-PupRescue_2.5-YUMI/
#end lupu-pupRescue-2.5
#start Precise-PupRescue-YUMI
LABEL Precise Puppy Rescue
MENU LABEL Precise Puppy Rescue
MENU INDENT 1
CONFIG /multiboot/Precise-PupRescue-YUMI/isolinux.cfg
APPEND /multiboot/Precise-PupRescue-YUMI/
#end Precise-PupRescue-YUMI
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