Hi, stemsee.
Please see attached. This is not your fault, I suspect. Please tell me if I
should report this to the "CE builders" thread as well? Thanks.
As you can see in the picture, there are two wizards missing in the new
wizardwizard. Since I have three metal readers on this computer (one CD
and one DVD internal, and one external USB-DVD burner), I found
particularly frustrating that the CD / DVD wizard was missing in the new
one. Because I couldn't get any CD to play until I had defined what metal
drive plays what!
I really believe that the Puppy Foundation should open a subsidiary called
the Puppy Detective Agency, to hunt down wizard-nappers... And also a
Puppy Therapy House, where you can open up about and unwind from the
frustrations caused by Puppy training!
(Everybody's seen the winks, yes?) BFN.
musher0
Built in Woof-CE - puppy_precise-ce_5.7.1.iso
- Attachments
-
- Old-and-new-wizardwizards.jpg
- The old wizardwizard has ten wizards, whereas the new one only has eight.
- (51.35 KiB) Downloaded 544 times
musher0
~~~~~~~~~~
"You want it darker? We kill the flame." (L. Cohen)
~~~~~~~~~~
"You want it darker? We kill the flame." (L. Cohen)
Feedback
Hi musher0
I actually haven't properly used my own precise-ce since uploading it. I have been entirely preoccupied building my EmSee-2nd-Edition on my 4th Dpup Wheezy-CE which seems faster than the previous, and built with more attention..
Both of these should be considered to be beta! When I get time I will look into the bugs and take a closer look at woof-ce-master which i used to build them both
... I should have used woof-ce -testing as I did on the one I am working on now - EmSee-2nd-Edition kernel 3.14.2 xbmc 13 on wine and native on linux - QQ International (English) & QQ2013 (chinese) PPstream (chinese video/tv)- Libreoffice-4.2 Me-Tv Gimp-2.8 Qemu-kvm-2.0 Wine-1.7.17 Ardour-3.5.x (Audio apps updated) Bluetooth Samba-4.0.9 Blender-2.63 Qasmixer Qashctl (advanced mixer) Synaptic and apt-get (hopefully)Skype-4.2 Linphone Xchat2 VLC-2.1.4 Reaper latest Auslogics DupicatFileFinder Sardu JavaJDK-7-25 Canon-wifi-printer drivers libc6 .... long list of updates and tweaks.
So, sorry for my in-attendance to your posts!
Back soon.
I actually haven't properly used my own precise-ce since uploading it. I have been entirely preoccupied building my EmSee-2nd-Edition on my 4th Dpup Wheezy-CE which seems faster than the previous, and built with more attention..
Both of these should be considered to be beta! When I get time I will look into the bugs and take a closer look at woof-ce-master which i used to build them both
... I should have used woof-ce -testing as I did on the one I am working on now - EmSee-2nd-Edition kernel 3.14.2 xbmc 13 on wine and native on linux - QQ International (English) & QQ2013 (chinese) PPstream (chinese video/tv)- Libreoffice-4.2 Me-Tv Gimp-2.8 Qemu-kvm-2.0 Wine-1.7.17 Ardour-3.5.x (Audio apps updated) Bluetooth Samba-4.0.9 Blender-2.63 Qasmixer Qashctl (advanced mixer) Synaptic and apt-get (hopefully)Skype-4.2 Linphone Xchat2 VLC-2.1.4 Reaper latest Auslogics DupicatFileFinder Sardu JavaJDK-7-25 Canon-wifi-printer drivers libc6 .... long list of updates and tweaks.
So, sorry for my in-attendance to your posts!
Back soon.
- Attachments
-
- image-1.jpg
- (130.92 KiB) Downloaded 264 times
Last edited by stemsee on Tue 13 May 2014, 04:41, edited 1 time in total.
Hello, stemsee.
Best of luck with your new project.
In case someone else has many CD/DVD drives, here is the old wizardwizard.
Unzip in /usr/sbin. The simplest way to use it: as an icon on the desktop.
Once unpacked, open a ROX-Filer window in /usr/sbin and drag wizardwizard-
old to the desktop. That's all.
Enjoy ! BFN.
musher0
Best of luck with your new project.
In case someone else has many CD/DVD drives, here is the old wizardwizard.
Unzip in /usr/sbin. The simplest way to use it: as an icon on the desktop.
Once unpacked, open a ROX-Filer window in /usr/sbin and drag wizardwizard-
old to the desktop. That's all.
Enjoy ! BFN.
musher0
- Attachments
-
- wizardwizard-old.zip
- See illustration in my previous message.
- (1.03 KiB) Downloaded 129 times
musher0
~~~~~~~~~~
"You want it darker? We kill the flame." (L. Cohen)
~~~~~~~~~~
"You want it darker? We kill the flame." (L. Cohen)
-
- Posts: 54
- Joined: Tue 01 Apr 2014, 20:06
- Location: Richmond Hill, Ontario
Seamonkey = v2.19
Jody
Basically it is precise 5.7.2 as precise pangolin has upgraded packages from ubuntu. This was built in woof-ce as opposed to woof (original) by Barry Kauler. This has a much newer kernel 3.13.9-pae with better hardware support.
As far as upgrading goes - have you already installed precise_5.7.1 on a hdd partition = full install? or in a folder = frugal install?
Edit: seamonkey version is 2.19
I have not tried upgrading 5.7.1. My advise to you, assuming full hd install to partition x. Backup partition x. for eg partition x=sda2
Boot from usb or someother partition than sda2 type #mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/sda2
#mksquashfs /mnt/sda2 sda2-backup.sfs
then move the sda2-backup.sfs to some safe place. Now you can upgrade the precise_5.7.1 with precise-ce-5.7.1 and if all goes well you delete the .sfs backup and if it doesn't go well just open a terminal as before and type #unsquashfs -d -f /mnt/sda2 sda2-backup.sfs
Basically it is precise 5.7.2 as precise pangolin has upgraded packages from ubuntu. This was built in woof-ce as opposed to woof (original) by Barry Kauler. This has a much newer kernel 3.13.9-pae with better hardware support.
As far as upgrading goes - have you already installed precise_5.7.1 on a hdd partition = full install? or in a folder = frugal install?
Edit: seamonkey version is 2.19
I have not tried upgrading 5.7.1. My advise to you, assuming full hd install to partition x. Backup partition x. for eg partition x=sda2
Boot from usb or someother partition than sda2 type #mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/sda2
#mksquashfs /mnt/sda2 sda2-backup.sfs
then move the sda2-backup.sfs to some safe place. Now you can upgrade the precise_5.7.1 with precise-ce-5.7.1 and if all goes well you delete the .sfs backup and if it doesn't go well just open a terminal as before and type #unsquashfs -d -f /mnt/sda2 sda2-backup.sfs