TazPuppy 5.0 rc2
@perdido
Here is another revision of f2fs-usb-installer. Can you please test it again?
Here is another revision of f2fs-usb-installer. Can you please test it again?
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Could you please try this another f2fs-usb-installer script. This time launched it from terminal. Also I disabled boot flag detection.perdido wrote:I ran the script both from the installer and from /usr/bin/ with the same result.mistfire wrote:@perdido
Here is another revision of f2fs-usb-installer. Can you please test it again?
After closing GParted I get the "Failed to make bootable" window, then I click "Ok" and window closes.
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In fatdog64 I am able to run KRITA paint program appimageI have linux.AppImage: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error
So is it possible to run appimage files in TazPuppy ?
with a special command.
(Otherwise wrong version of QT is loaded)
I can launch KRITA paint program this way
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LD_LIBRARY_PATH= ./krita-4.1.7-x86_64.appimage
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Launched from Sakura terminalmistfire wrote:Could you please try this another f2fs-usb-installer script. This time launched it from terminal. Also I disabled boot flag detection.perdido wrote:I ran the script both from the installer and from /usr/bin/ with the same result.mistfire wrote:@perdido
Here is another revision of f2fs-usb-installer. Can you please test it again?
After closing GParted I get the "Failed to make bootable" window, then I click "Ok" and window closes.
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After closing GParted a window opens "Failed to make bootable"
Click "OK" window closes
Output from terminal
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root@TazPuppy:~# /usr/bin/f2fs-usb-installer
yes
syslinux is /bin/syslinux
======================
exist_func
======================
e=/dev/sdd2|f2fs|15071232
1 + 0 = 1
/dev/sdd1 /dev/sdd2
======================
func_gui1
======================
e=No f=Yes 1= 2=
/dev/sdd
======================
libparted : 3.2
======================
======================
mbr_func
======================
1+0 records in
1+0 records out
446 bytes copied, 0.00182551 s, 244 kB/s
dd: failed to open '/mbr.bin': No such file or directory
EXIT=" Ok "
@perdido could you please test this f2fs-installer script? I fixed the syslinux folder detection. Just launch it from the terminal to see any error messages
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The new script went farther until some different errors.mistfire wrote:@perdido could you please test this f2fs-installer script? I fixed the syslinux folder detection. Just launch it from the terminal to see any error messages
The output from terminal is at bottom of post
It is easier to post pics than try to explain with words
Launched script from terminal. Chose usb device to intstall to.
Opens GParted
Partitions are present with boot flag
Close GParted, Choose Frugal Install
Choose where puppy files are to install from
After click "OK" files install
After files install, choose how installation will run.
I choose "YES"
After a few minutes I get "failed to edit initrd.xz" window
After that I click "OK" and script exits.
The output from the terminal follows
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root@TazPuppy:~# /usr/bin/f2fs-usb-installer
find: warning: you have specified the -maxdepth option after a non-option argument -type,
but options are not positional (-maxdepth affects tests specified before it as well as those
specified after it). Please specify options before other arguments.
find: warning: you have specified the -maxdepth option after a non-optio
n argument -type,
but options are not positional (-maxdepth affects tests specified before it as well as those
specified after it). Please specify options before other arguments.
yes
syslinux is /bin/syslinux
======================
exist_func
======================
e=/dev/sdd2|f2fs|15071232
1 + 0 = 1
/dev/sdd1 /dev/sdd2
======================
func_gui1
======================
e=No f=Yes 1= 2=
/dev/sdd
======================
libparted : 3.2
======================
======================
mbr_func
======================
ext2 f2fs
======================
full_or_frugal
======================
f=Yes 1=/dev/sdd1 2=/dev/sdd2
======================
func_frugal
======================
======================
copy_func
======================
tazpup 5.0
single boot -
======================
pupmode_func
======================
Yes
yes
/root
EXIT=" Ok "
partition ext2 32MB
---------------------------
# tree
.
├── lost+found
└── tazpup_5.0
└── vmlinuz
2 directories, 1 file
partition f2fs REST OF USB STICK
-----------------------------------------------
# tree
.
└── tazpup_5.0
1 directory, 0 files
###################################
It seems there are files missing after the install completed.
The next install attempt will represent the same type of install except I will choose "NO" in f2fs installer - choice window .
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There was a different error when I choose "NO" at the following window.mistfire wrote:@perdido could you please test this f2fs-installer script? I fixed the syslinux folder detection. Just launch it from the terminal to see any error messages
The next f2fs-usb-installer attempt - all choices remained exactly the same as previous post until the following window where I choose "NO"
(I chose "Yes" in previous post)
After that choice finishes, the f2fs Installer window indicates "Everything looks good", I click "OK" and installer closes.
Next I unmount and shutdown computer for a reboot with the newly made usb
I get the following error when trying to boot this usb stick
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boot:
Could not find kernel image: /vesamenu.c32
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root@TazPuppy:~# /usr/bin/f2fs-usb-installer
find: warning: you have specified the -maxdepth option after a non-option argument -type,
but options are not positional (-maxdepth affects tests specified before it as well as those
specified after it). Please specify options before other arguments.
find: warning: you have specified the -maxdepth option after a non-optio
n argument -type,
but options are not positional (-maxdepth affects tests specified before it as well as those
specified after it). Please specify options before other arguments.
yes
syslinux is /bin/syslinux
======================
exist_func
======================
e=/dev/sdd2|f2fs|15071232
1 + 0 = 1
/dev/sdd1 /dev/sdd2
======================
func_gui1
======================
e=No f=Yes 1= 2=
/dev/sdd
======================
libparted : 3.2
======================
======================
mbr_func
======================
ext2 f2fs
======================
full_or_frugal
======================
f=Yes 1=/dev/sdd1 2=/dev/sdd2
======================
func_frugal
======================
======================
copy_func
======================
tazpup 5.0
single boot -
======================
pupmode_func
======================
No
no
======================
boot_func
======================
EXIT=" Ok "
ext2 32 MB partition
----------------------------
# tree
.
├── extlinux.conf
├── ldlinux.sys
├── lost+found
└── tazpup_5.0
2 directories, 2 files
f2fs partition REST OF USB STICK
----------------------------------------------
# tree
.
└── tazpup_5.0
1 directory, 0 files
###################################
It seems there are files missing after the install completed.
.
@perdido
Thanks. What a great details.
Here is the latest f2fs-install script. Launch it from terminal. I removed the full install mode. Its is pure frugal install.
Thanks. What a great details.
Here is the latest f2fs-install script. Launch it from terminal. I removed the full install mode. Its is pure frugal install.
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Launched from terminal.mistfire wrote:@perdido
Thanks. What a great details.
Here is the latest f2fs-install script. Launch it from terminal. I removed the full install mode. Its is pure frugal install.
Script completed normally but the usb stick does not boot.
The error during boot is
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boot:
No DEFAULT or UI configuration directive found!
ext2 32MB partition
-----------------------------
# tree
.
├── extlinux.conf
├── ldlinux.sys
├── lost+found
└── tazpup_5.0
├── initrd.xz
└── vmlinuz
2 directories, 4 files
f2fs partition
------------------------------
# tree
.
└── tazpup_5.0
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yes
syslinux is /bin/syslinux
======================
exist_func
======================
e=
======================
func_gui1
======================
e=No f=Yes 1= 2=
/dev/sdd
======================
libparted : 3.2
======================
======================
mbr_func
======================
ext2 f2fs
======================
func_frugal
======================
======================
copy_func
======================
tazpup 5.0
single boot -
======================
boot_func
======================
EXIT=" Ok "
@perdido
Here is the revised f2fs-installer script. It was almost a major overhaul to the script.
But before you run this. Reinstall the syslinux package using this command on terminal:
(Take note: The next TazPuppy release will have a properly installed syslinux package)
Just launch this script from terminal and show me the terminal outputs.
Here is the revised f2fs-installer script. It was almost a major overhaul to the script.
But before you run this. Reinstall the syslinux package using this command on terminal:
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tazpkg -gi syslinux --forced
Just launch this script from terminal and show me the terminal outputs.
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Updated syslinux via terminal.mistfire wrote:@perdido
Here is the revised f2fs-installer script. It was almost a major overhaul to the script.
But before you run this. Reinstall the syslinux package using this command on terminal:(Take note: The next TazPuppy release will have a properly installed syslinux package)Code: Select all
tazpkg -gi syslinux --forced
Just launch this script from terminal and show me the terminal outputs.
Verified new syslinux is installed using Package Manager.
Rebooted, logged in as root/root
Opened Package Manager from menu
Package manager will not allow me to login after syslinux update
Reboot & try again, nope will not allow login.
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New script did not run. tried 3 different terminal programs with same result. Also would not run from install program.
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root@TazPuppy:~# /usr/bin/f2fs-usb-installer
/usr/bin/f2fs-usb-installer: line 597: syntax error near unexpected token `}'
/usr/bin/f2fs-usb-installer: line 597: `}'
root@TazPuppy:~#