MovGrab-1.1.14 (Lucid 528-005)

[sindi]

-march=i486 and oss too?

well you never know

mike

Surprise me.

Not just oss - libpangocairo etc. You will probably need puppy 1.07 to
check what libraries it has. I compiled for a much older Basiclinux
with fb video and no X but this computer has no framebuffer.

To boot Puppy 1.07 from DOS, get linld from the wakepup image or floppy.
Put all the puppy files in a FAT32 directory.

Make a pup1.cfg:

root=/dev/ram0
pfile=ask
acpi=off

or pfile=pup100-none-(6-digit filesize in K). I downloaded the 124MB
pup001.zip from dotpups.de and it booted using that but said it was
making a 256MB one.

The pfile=ask might let you specify an ext2 partition.

linld image=vmlinuz initrd=image.gz cl=@pup1.cfg

usr_cram.fs must be in c:\ and pup001 in a root (main) directory,
but you can tell linld to use c:\pup107\vmlinuz and c:\pup107\image.gz

[mikeb]

I have puppy 1.08
pangocairo...probably for the gmplayer gui ...

mike

[gcmartin]

There is another discussion thread on the functionality provided in this thread expressed thru the eyes of others with the offerings they share.

FYI

[sindi]

I have puppy 1.08
pangocairo...probably for the gmplayer gui ...

mike

Puppy 1.07 is the last to use OSS. I know that Puppy 2.10 onebone (with ALSA) does not find any sound cards (chips).

I can try some day to compile mplayer for p54c and x11 - this computer does not support framebuffer or probably svgalib
(unless I can adjust something to make it work - scrambled).

Not important to view mp4s and flvs on here, just a challenge.

[Semme]

And who <with any blue blood in their veins> doesn't love a challenge?