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Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 01:09
by MinHundHettePerro
clarf wrote:Hi MHHP,

Thanks for sharing your experience.

One question: Why didn´t you go right to 2.6.18.8 kernel?. BarryK already patched this kernel with squashfs-3.3. Although the unionfs version he used has some bugs and your squashfs patch is newer, that kernel version is very stable.

Long time ago I used Barry´s source and found some workaround for the unionfs problems. I posted my founds here: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=58858. Maybe you could share your knowledge there and continue my experiments in 2.14X.

Greetings,
clarf
Hello, clarf :)!

To answer your question:
I've been thinking about how to upgrade the kernel to sfs ver. >=3.1 (proper, 214 has some 3.1rc[1|2]), and also whether it would be feasible to upgrade the kernel to 2.6.18.8. Kernel 2.6.18.1 that was used for 214[-|r|X], 216(1) and 217(1) were patched by BK and all the links to the original, complete, sources, patches and all, seemed dead (puptrix.org, e.g.); I had some patched sources of K2.6.18.1 stashed away, and ttuuxxx provided some more at his smokey01 repo.
Regardless, I wanted to (at least in the first go at it) keep all the original BK-patches to the kernel, so as not to risk loosing any support for older hardware that was working, thus I manually patched BK's K2.6.18.1 (already patched with sfs-3.1rc?) with sfs-3.4.

AFAIK, BK's K2.6.18.8 was compiled way later than the K2.6.18.1 used in the original 2-series puppies, in a woof attempt at pup218, and judging from the file name of the patched sources, there could be some patches omitted from this later version.

I have started looking into how to upgrade the kernel in 214X to K2.6.18.8, while ensuring all the original patches are preserved (comparing the patched sources of kernels used in 214/216 and BK's 2.6.18.8 with vanilla sources of 2.6.18.1 and 2.6.18.8) - might have a go at it in a week or two.

OTOH, if someone has a link to (or can provide) the complete kernel sources of K2.6.18.1 (of puppy 214 or 216), patches and all, I would be very much obliged :D :) :wink:.

Cheers :)/
MHHP

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 01:32
by maxpro4u
ttuuxxx wrote:Hi Guys

But First I might have to take a couple days off, My wife and I had a daughter last night, She had to have a C-section so for the next bit, she's in the hospital and then I have to take care of her when she gets home.
The baby girl was really big & healthy 10 pounds 1 ounce. :)
ttuuxxx
mazel tov :D

wow,that is one healthy baby!
Perhaps you need to take a few weeks off :lol:

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 02:11
by obxjerry
Congratulations, ttuuxxx. I wish you and your's all the best. Enjoy the good times.

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 02:15
by Aitch
But First I might have to take a couple days off, My wife and I had a daughter last night, She had to have a C-section so for the next bit, she's in the hospital and then I have to take care of her when she gets home.
The baby girl was really big & healthy 10 pounds 1 ounce. :)
ttuuxxx
Congratulations, ttuuxxx

Wish all your family, all the best for the future, and a swift recovery to an undoubtedly proud Mum :D

Aitch :)

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 02:26
by starhawk
:D Congrats!! Sorry that I didn't see this before.

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 04:00
by ttuuxxx
Thanks guys, I have a couple hours before I have to go back to hospital so I'll look at the GlibC issue.
ttuuxxx

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 04:16
by big_bass
Jeff
But First I might have to take a couple days off, My wife and I had a daughter last night,
Thanks guys, I have a couple hours before I have to go back to hospital so I'll look at the GlibC issue.
ttuuxxx
___


Hey congratulations!
forget about the glibc :lol:
you are going to need to be there with her and the little one ...friend
and get some rest while you can

Joe

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 06:13
by James C
Congratulations from me as well.

Take all the family time you need......... Puppy isn't going anywhere. :)

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 09:38
by 01micko
ttuuxxx

Oh yes! Congratulations from here too :D

Take it easy and wish well to mumma and bubs (and big sister(s) [and brother(s)?])

Cheers

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 13:27
by ttuuxxx
Thanks for all the congratulations you've posted, The ironic thing about it is that my wife who thinks that my time on Linux isn't real wold, but when I compare all the congratulations from Puppy Linux to her Facebook account, well they all almost the same. Even that I've never met any of you people, you've always gave me great support and for that I'm thankful, When I moved to Australia from Canada almost 10 yr ago for my wife, I left about 15 close friends behind, who I knew since grade 9 or less, Still to today my friends back home are still In Canada, and in Australia I really don't have any close friends what so ever. But thanks to the internet I have some here. Thanks all of you for the respect for my family well being.
ttuuxxx

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 14:55
by Aitch
ttuuxxx

I'd like you to tell your good lady wife, from me, personally, a big thanks to her, for allowing you to include all of us in your family!

Not real world?....of course it is, and I'm sure she secretly knows the real world effect you have had on so many peoples lives....by being friendly

Respect - well earned, my friend!

Aitch :)

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 15:33
by clarf
Great news ttuuxxx,

Congratulations my friend.

Please Take a good rest and enjoy the time with your wife and the baby. Hope to see some pics pal... :wink:

clarf

Posted: Sat 29 Jan 2011, 16:40
by obxjerry
ttuuxxx, I don't know you that well but, I do admire your work. I find 2.14x infectious, it grows on you. Please don't work on glibc, for a second, on my account. I have reinstalled and unclicked updates for FF. I use a Belkin PCMCIA wireless card and it took me a while to rediscover that I have to use madwifi-hal-0.10.5.6-r4031-k2.6.18.1.pet that can be found here;
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... c4c4d0220b
Thank you, tempestuous.

As an old guy, I hardly ever wish to be a different age than I am. However, where you are right now is a very special time. I'm sure you know that. Your friends are hoping you will take all the ttuuxxx and ttuuxxx family time you can get right now. I wish for you good memories to last you a lifetime. Make them well.

Posted: Sun 30 Jan 2011, 10:18
by Dewbie
Congratulations, ttuuxxx...and also thanks for always taking care of us!
Now enjoy the little one.
Before you know it, she'll want those car keys!

Posted: Sun 30 Jan 2011, 22:32
by ttuuxxx
Thanks for all the nice comments guys :)
Here's a pic of her, she is 2 days old in the picture, Funny how the hair colour goes, all of my kids and myself started off with dark brown/black hair, then that usually falls out and gets replaced in a few months with very light blond hair for about 8-12 years, then it gradually turns to a light brown, dark drown, and then almost black and early grey.
Below is 2 pic's one is the baby and one is my 8yr old, so you can see that she's just starting to turn from blond to light brown, :)
ttuuxxx

Posted: Mon 31 Jan 2011, 20:32
by nancy reagan
Hi ttuuxxx,

Nice babes !

Hope they will prosper and become first of -happy- people !

Congrats

Posted: Mon 31 Jan 2011, 22:54
by obxjerry
Great kids. I'm sure occasionally you see something a little less but, they both look like angels in the pictures.

ttuuxxx, I hadn't paid much attention to your avatar. Guess who lives less than 20 miles north of Clermont and the Jim Beam distillery? Don't be surprised if when picking up a bottle you see a note from me. It's a small world.

Even though we live in bourbon country, my wife's mother and father are both from Bardstown (bourbon capital of the world) and both our fathers as well as other family members worked in distilleries, we prefer tequila, rum or gin.

Posted: Mon 31 Jan 2011, 23:38
by rjbrewer
If the daughters take after their mom; you're a very lucky man.

Best wishes for a happy future.

RJB

Posted: Tue 01 Feb 2011, 02:23
by ttuuxxx
214X-top6.iso is out page one for download and details.

Thanks guys for all the great messages :)
ttuuxxx

Posted: Tue 01 Feb 2011, 02:36
by ttuuxxx
obxjerry wrote: Guess who lives less than 20 miles north of Clermont and the Jim Beam distillery? .
Yes I like Jim Beam and also Canadian Club, But my favorite is aberlour scotch, if you ever get a chance to try some it really nice, usually I put the bottle in the freezer for 6+ hrs to thicken it and drink it straight. Its really nice when its really cold, it doesn't freeze. But its expensive usually around $50+ a bottle, I usually only buy it every couple of years for special occasions.
ttuuxxx