TazPuppy 5.0 rc2

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#61 Post by foxpup »

foxpup wrote:Could there be any reason I cannot boot it on my fairly new uefi i5 laptop?
There must be something missing in the zdrv. I switched kernel and zdrv with those from slacko700RC from norgo and it boots.
tazpkg of slitaz can convert pet packages to tazpkg
thnx for the tip. I already had some pets "installed" bij copying the bins and libs from the pet into into tazpup :) I also used the slitaz package installer to install some dependencies; that worked well.
I also had my clock upset, for me it was -2 hours :)

I keep playing with this delightful try-out. Good idea and nice work, mistfire!

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#62 Post by smokey01 »

mistfire wrote:@Smokey there is a puppy linux kernel source code repo in archive.org. Just search it. Sometimes I used peebees lxpup kernel source code. Just patch my custom .config file on the code and start compiling right away.

My custom .config file can be found at /etc/modules of X-Slacko Slim
@mistfire I've had no luck finding the kernel sources for the 4.14.12-slim32 kernel. I do not want to rebuild the kernel. I just need the sources so I can build a video driver. Nvidia needs both, the devx and the sources.

Please provide a link if possible. Somebody must have built the kernel. Was it you or peebee?
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 438#979438

Ta

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#63 Post by smokey01 »

As I wasn't able to find the kernel sources I swapped out the kernel to 4.4.70 which is what slacko is using in 6.9.9.9. This way I know the devx matches and so does the kernel source which I have a copies of.

So far things seem to be working but I will try some compiling tomorrow and report back my experiences.

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#64 Post by Terry H »

mistfire wrote: @Terry H here is the temporary solution. Login tazpup as root. Delete mount in /bin then rename mount-FULL to mount
@mistfire - Thanks, that fixes the access to NTFS.

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#65 Post by smokey01 »

The swapped kernel has made the OS a little unstable. Sometimes it boots and other times it hangs and requires a hard shutdown.

When it was up I installed the devx and kernel_sources but the kernel sources didn't match the kernel although the versions matched.

If I can just find the kernel sources used to build the 4.14.12-slim32 kernel, I would be a happy puppy. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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#67 Post by mistfire »

@smokey here is the repo where I get 4.14.12 kernel source

https://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linux_Huge-Kernels

slim32 its just my nickname to my compiled kernel. Use the .config file which can be found at /etc/modules of X-Slacko Slim to compile it

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#68 Post by smokey01 »

mistfire wrote:@smokey here is the repo where I get 4.14.12 kernel source

https://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linux_Huge-Kernels

slim32 its just my nickname to my compiled kernel. Use the .config file which can be found at /etc/modules of X-Slacko Slim to compile it
Thanks mistfire. I don't need to compile the kernel I just need the sources available for compiling drivers against the kernel.

I didn't find any kernel_sources in that location, nor did I find a huge kernel for 4.14.12. What am I missing?

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#69 Post by smokey01 »

darry19662018 wrote:Mmm maybe in this lot somewhere:
http://download.tuxfamily.org/slitaz//sources/packages/
Not that I could see.

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#70 Post by mistfire »

@smokey01 try this another link

https://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linux_Kernels

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#71 Post by mistfire »

Tazpup alpha 5 released

* Some fixes on mounting
* Improved shutdown
* Icons now works
* File association on root account now working
* PET packages can be installed by package conversion just double click it (known issue: Menu entry on the desktop file does not recognize)

Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15BUxoi ... sp=sharing

Building kit: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uSlB87 ... sp=sharing

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#72 Post by mistfire »

This time I need someone to help me here:

I need a precompiled linux 4.15.18 32-bit kernel where the kernel modules was xz compressed and uses it this kernel config with KPTI enabled. the rest config uses default setting
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#73 Post by rg66 »

Mistfire, can you make delta's please to keep the dl's small? Just add xdelta3 and .desktop from any current puppy, xdelta-gui is already there. Tested and working on TazPup.

TIA
X-slacko-5b1 - X-tahr-2.0 - X-precise-2.4
[url=http://smokey01.com/rg66/]X-series repo[/url]

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#74 Post by smokey01 »

mistfire wrote:This time I need someone to help me here:

I need a precompiled linux 4.15.18 32-bit kernel where the kernel modules was xz compressed and uses it this kernel config with KPTI enabled. the rest config uses default setting
@mistfire if you can provide the DOTconfig with all the appropriate switches selected I will try and build the kernel as I have a beastie machine.

I can't find anything on KPTI so I wouldn't know how to define it.

Why do you want kernel 4.15.18? It's end of life. Why not use 4.16.8 as it's the latest stable or was that a typo?
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#75 Post by mistfire »

@smokey01 the DOTconfig file was already attached to my post that you quoted. It is in zip file. Using 4.16.18 kernel? why not? thats okay for me.

here is the setting for KPTI. To prevent meltdown and spectre exploit.

CONFIG_PAGE_TABLE_ISOLATION=y

for compressing kernel modules

MODULE_COMPRESS=y

If the compiler ask you for additional settings leave it on default values. But attaching new features on the kernel is better however keep it as modules as possible

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#76 Post by sszindian »

Question?

Will TazPup retain the rolling-release status like original Slataz does?

'thanks'

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Cloud Computing For Every Puppy (a .pet)
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#77 Post by don570 »

I tested alpha4 and everything went well.

I could use ssh to contact a raspberry pi2 board. 8)

I didn't like beaver text editor. :cry:
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I suggest ...

BarryK likes uses default applications.

Here are some of the many BarryK created

/usr/local/bin/defaultaudioplayer
/usr/local/bin/defaultpaint
/usr/local/bin/defaultspreadsheet
/usr/local/bin/defaultterm
/usr/local/bin/defaulttexteditor
/usr/local/bin/defaultwordprocessor
/usr/local/bin/defaultmail
/usr/local/bin/defaultdraw
/usr/local/bin/defaulthtmleditor
/usr/local/bin/defaultimageviewer
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For compatibility with puppy linux some splash app like yaf-splash
is needed

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=67038
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puppy_tazpup_4.4.sfs

#78 Post by don570 »

Modify puppy_tazpup_4.4.sfs

I was able to modify the sfs file in fatdog64 linux using the instructions
that I got from fatdog64 site. This allowed me to add scripts and apps to tazpup without the need of an installer app
but I need to use a version of linux that has mksquashfs.

Get the puppy_tazpup_4.4.sfs from the disk image as explained previously.

Extract the puppy_tazpup_4.4.sfs by issuing this command.
It will create a new directory called squashfs-root containing all the files inside puppy_tazpup_4.4.sfs in the current directory.

unsquashfs puppy_tazpup_4.4.sfs



Modify other files/scripts/configuration files as needed.

Re-pack (re-generate) the sfs by issuing this command:

mksquashfs squashfs-root puppy_tazpup_4.4.sfs -comp xz -Xbcj arm -noappend



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ptmtimer-2.4.tazpkg

#79 Post by don570 »

I modified a timer/alarm program so it works well in tazpup.
Multiple alarms are possible.
Useful little thing.... :lol:
Available:
ptmtimer-2.4.tazpkg
Size:11k
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1vGGQD ... 9X_1TN-6Ki
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#80 Post by smokey01 »

Posting from TazPupA5-4.k4-4.16.8 now.

I compiled kernel 4.16.8 as per mistfire's request and swapped it into Alpha 5.

All seems to be working Ok. I made a save folder and it is persistent after a reboot.

So far, so good.

It can see all of my 32G RAM. See attached.
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