Posted: Tue 18 Sep 2012, 18:54
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Hi MHHP,MinHundHettePerro wrote:The grabbing of a save-file occurs if one, and only one, save-file is found. Otherwise a choice of found save-files is offered.
Just skimming through initrd_sbin/init, I'd say that the absolutely simplest way to avoid the automatic, possibly disastrous, grabbing of a save-file is to always offer a choice, lines 615ff of initrd_sbin/init:hth / MHHP# gives user option of choosing pupsave. if only one exists selects it
choose_pupsave_func(){
## set PUPSAVE
#set -- $ALLPUPSAVES # just pass it to function...
#if [ $# -eq 1 ];then # only one pup_save -- use it
# PUPSAVE="$1"
#elif [ $# -gt 1 ];then # more than one -- ask which to use
echo -e "\\033[1;36mPLEASE CHOOSE WHICH SAVE FILE TO USE" >/dev/console
echo "0 none" >/dev/console
CNT3FS=1
for ASAVE in $@
do
APART=${ASAVE%,*} ; APART=${APART#*,}
case "$ASAVE" in
*.[23]fs) # pup_save file
AFILE=${ASAVE##*,}
echo -e "$CNT3FS Partition: $APART\tFile: $AFILE" >/dev/console
;;
*_install_3) # installed to part
AVER=${ASAVE%%_*} ; AVER=${AVER#*Puppy}
echo -e "$CNT3FS Partition: $APART\tPuppy $AVER install" >/dev/console
;;
*) # will be files saved to partition: PUPMODE 6/7
echo -e "$CNT3FS Partition: $APART\tSettings saved directly to partition" >/dev/console
;;
esac
let CNT3FS=CNT3FS+1
done
echo -en "Please type a number then press ENTER key: \\033[0;39m" >/dev/console
read NUM3FS
clear #v2.12
if [ $NUM3FS -gt 0 ];then
eval PUPSAVE=\$$NUM3FS
fi
#fi #if [ $# -eq 1 ]
## end set PUPSAVE
Regards,# gives user option of choosing pupsave. if only one exists selects it
choose_pupsave_func(){
## set PUPSAVE
#set -- $ALLPUPSAVES # just pass it to function...
#if [ $# -eq 1 ];then # only one pup_save -- use it
# PUPSAVE="$1"
if [ $# -gt 0 ];then # one or more than one -- ask which to use
echo -e "\\033[1;36mPLEASE CHOOSE WHICH SAVE FILE TO USE" >/dev/console
214x-Top10.0 ISOGonzalo_VC wrote:Hy, guys.
I know this is not active in the last... years but I need to know among the 2.14 versions which one is the last.
I am trying to make a PentiumIII work less sluggish. With Precise Puppy (5.4) it got surprisingly slow
I'm talking about a fully installed Puppy to use the machine for real, for work (school).
Cheers!
Gonzalo
Thanks!sheldonisaac wrote:214x-Top10.0 ISOGonzalo_VC wrote:Hy, guys.
...among the 2.14 versions which one is the last.
I am trying to make a PentiumIII work less sluggish. ...
http://www.smokey01.com/ttuuxxx/2.14X/i ... -top10.iso[/url]
md5sum 62ca0cd3b88901f1c5f5cfca3ec662fc 214X-top10.iso
Sorry, don't know - hope someone more expert will reply.Gonzalo_VC wrote:Thanks!sheldonisaac wrote:214x-Top10.0 ISOGonzalo_VC wrote:Hy, guys.
...among the 2.14 versions which one is the last.
I am trying to make a PentiumIII work less sluggish. ...
http://www.smokey01.com/ttuuxxx/2.14X/i ... -top10.iso[/url]
md5sum 62ca0cd3b88901f1c5f5cfca3ec662fc 214X-top10.iso
How would you compare these "classic" versions with Wary?
i saw the Abiword version in 2.14 was updated... so, it's quite similar to Wary. Are the kernel version too different?
Cheers!
2.14X is a highly updated puppy version with an older kernel, Xorg, the kernel is half the size of Wary, I've been using 2.14X on a daily bases since I start this project 3.5yrs ago, If it works fine on your pc, I wouldn't use any other OS. I use it for my Multimedia Pc and play all my movies on my 42"lcd on it.Gonzalo_VC wrote:Thanks!sheldonisaac wrote:214x-Top10.0 ISOGonzalo_VC wrote:Hy, guys.
...among the 2.14 versions which one is the last.
I am trying to make a PentiumIII work less sluggish. ...
http://www.smokey01.com/ttuuxxx/2.14X/i ... -top10.iso[/url]
md5sum 62ca0cd3b88901f1c5f5cfca3ec662fc 214X-top10.iso
How would you compare these "classic" versions with Wary?
i saw the Abiword version in 2.14 was updated... so, it's quite similar to Wary. Are the kernel version too different?
Cheers!
RAM usage is much lower with 2.14x.How would you compare these "classic" versions with Wary?
OK, Dewbie. But having 512 MB of RAM plus a swap space, the real big issue is CPU usage. Even a light distro like Puppy can become sluggish Perhaps the older kernel is the secret, I don't know this technical issues that deep.ttuuxxx wrote:Gonzalo_VC wrote:Nice. Thanks.sheldonisaac wrote:2.14X is a highly updated puppy version with an older kernel, Xorg, the kernel is half the size of Wary, I've been using 2.14X on a daily bases since I start this project 3.5yrs ago, If it works fine on your pc, I wouldn't use any other OS. I use it for my Multimedia Pc and play all my movies on my 42"lcd on it.
ttuuxxx
Dewbie wrote:[
RAM usage is much lower with 2.14x.
The iso contains all the files needed to run Puppy Linux. The devx I think has tools for compiling and such.Coffe wrote: Well, I'd like to download the last .iso file and burn a CD of Classic Pup 2.14. but I've seen that with the last release i(214x-Top10.0) comes
a software package (devx_214X-top10.0.pet), is it included with the iso file, or should I download and install it later ?.
Please excuse, I am not an expert.Coffe wrote: May be Classic Pup 2.14X isn't the right Puppy for my Desktop, I'm waiting for your comments, thanks.