X-Slacko Slim 4.4r49 (unique, stable, and flexible)

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#561 Post by mistfire »

@belham2 yes; it is on future releases. Just like the current release. It uses 4.9.x kernel which is an LTS kernel
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#562 Post by mistfire »

New X-Slacko Slim iteration released

Changes:
* Some bugfix on power management
* ZDRV file is included (8Mb) for more out-of-the box hardware support. But still you can run puppy without this file.

Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2FRk ... HlQZUNiNHc
MD5 Checksum: 1799f6c47aa48f62c2ff73a1081d3a46

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#563 Post by mistfire »

New X-Slacko Slim iteration released

Changes:
* Improved PPM
* Some bugfixes and tweaks

Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2FRk ... EZ5Z3ZkTm8
MD5 Checksum: f3991039e0ac6e6efa4a6332bc168178

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#564 Post by mistfire »

New X-Slacko Slim iteration released

Changes:

* Linux 4.12.x kernel
* Some bugfixes

Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2FRk ... VNsQm9heVE

MD5 Checksum: 7ebd6c7e94170712d37d554998c5f0c0

Pelo

(Slim) must be clever !

#565 Post by Pelo »

"I still keep the spirit of SLIM because I want a small puppy but still out-of-the box. I still figuring out how to make it smaller."

bravo :) as long as your Puppy keeps different, it's a real choice (chance) for Puppy users.
Rich stay rich (no need to think, just to pay). Poor (Slim) must be clever ! 'Malin' in French

jss83

#566 Post by jss83 »

Really like the clean look but include the Ralink MT7601 Driver in the next update, if you could please.

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#567 Post by mistfire »

@js83 you can download and install the driver here http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/no ... -3_all.deb

jss83

#568 Post by jss83 »

I'll see if this one works and report back. Thanks :)

Update/: It didn't work. :?

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#569 Post by mistfire »

Well in that case, you can use this FDRV https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2FRkt ... =drive_web

Just place it beside the X-Slacko Slim SFS file and boot it.

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#570 Post by mistfire »

New X-Slacko Slim iteration released

Changes:
* Even more small screen friendly (working well at 640x480 resolution)
* Broken quicksetup is fixed
* Improved Barry's Simple Network Setup. It has now ability to rescan network interfaces and rescan wifi networks
* Eee mode. Automatically optimize and enable some features if the computer is Asus EeePC

Download link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2FRk ... 2NQbHR1SEU

MD5 Checksum: a35071bac872a386a4a859a88bb85970

Addiotional drivers (optional): https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2FRk ... lNXVlE1VjQ
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#571 Post by Sage »

Nice work, misty, thanks. Small, fast, Slacko, CD-R, what more could anyone wish for...

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#572 Post by mistfire »

Thanks @Sage I will keep it as small as possible

Pelo

I keep a version with parole in my toolcase

#573 Post by Pelo »

I keep a version with parole in my toolcase. Playing to-day.. Parole is for Xfce.. Better than VLC, Gnome-mplayer ? No, but that changes the menu, the so classical menu
Something different, from time to time. To day, spanish de america del sur.
Just use my Puppy, no removal, no add , as it is.. as a passenger on Sunday relaxing time.
X-Slacko Slim 4.2r ??? (unique, stable, and flexible)
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#574 Post by mistfire »

Hello I'm currently playing with tiny core packages. I hope that it will reduce the size of X-Slacko Slim. As of now I'm successfully created a smaller initrd using xz compression and some tiny core packages which is 1.7Mb compared to current initrd which is 2.8Mb but the user friendliness was still remain.

Also tiny core version of mplayer works. its files size was 10Mb compared to 12Mb current size. I hope gstreamer will become smaller as well.

Pelo

Don't let Dogs be slimmer than our puppies :)

#575 Post by Pelo »

Do as you like, Mistfire.. you will be able to go one step backwards if you did the wrong way. Don't let Dogs be slimmer than our puppies :)
Some devs get their Puppy Slimmer by providing tiny browser (elinks) or no browser.. That is not valuable..
XZ compression is better for downloading, but worse for opening.. Not really important.. some seconds to start are nothing when you spend hours and hours playing your Puppy..

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#576 Post by mistfire »

New X-Slacko Slim iteration released:

Changes:
* More optimization for small screen
* Smaller but user friendly initrd
* Improved EeePC mode configuration
* Some support for OLPC XO-1 and Sony Vaio laptops
* Reduced filesize

Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2FRk ... mUzS2pTS2s
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#577 Post by Sage »

If you can do it, wondering why the rest can't, don't, won't?! Thanks again, misty.

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#578 Post by Puppyt »

Dammit - my Vaio VGN-TX37GP would have been ideal for this I think, but alas the mbo carked about 3 weeks ago. Might work well in the replacement Lenovo x130e however... thanks, mistfire
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#579 Post by mistfire »

@Puppyt i hope it works on your laptop

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r53 is really good

#580 Post by Volhout »

mistfire,

Not sure what you did, but r53 works superb on my DELL E6430 laptop.
Maybe it is in the 4.12 kernel, maybe it is the zdrive, not sure, but this works flawless.

No video (blackscreen) problems anymore (the last version without this problem was r37).
Wifi works
Audio works
Touchpad and mouse work
Ethernet works

The rest I still have to test, but it looks like this one is compatible with my hardware.

Thanxxxxx

P.S. what is the devx you used for this version ? Any changes for this kernel ?

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