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01micko


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PostPosted: Sat 13 Jun 2020, 20:51    Post subject:  
mash, I believe busybox fdisk only uses MB, GB whereas gnu fdisk does use MiB and GiB. In the initrd.gz we only have busbox fdisk available.

See screenshot.

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peebee


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PostPosted: Sun 14 Jun 2020, 03:57    Post subject: 13-Jun-2020 - 20.06 available  
New baselines 20.06+0 are available - see posts #1 & #2

Please note: small name change from ScPup to ScPup32 - will mean carried over save area needs a name change.

delta from ScPup-20.01+0

delta from ScPup64-20.01+0
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gyro

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PostPosted: Sun 14 Jun 2020, 04:01    Post subject:  
mash wrote:
This init works for me too. Either with gyro's or with original lxpup kernel.
Yes, the original kernel already had the drivers for your mmc hardware builtin, whereas it did not for 01mico's Dell.
I think you had the problem because the 'init' script was aware of your mmc device.

The lack of kernel support for many mmc devices, was not the problem here, except that it may have hidden the problem.
The lack of builtin support for mmc storage devices needed to be addressed anyway.

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bigpup


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PostPosted: Sun 14 Jun 2020, 09:35    Post subject:  
Just to let you know.

My HP Stream 14 laptop
Frugal install of ScPup64 20.06+0 on internal emmc card.

Boots with no problem to working desktop.

To get WIFI working.
Compiled r8822be driver using this source package
https://github.com/mid-kid/r8822be
Installed rtl8822befw.bin firmware file.
Got it from here:
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/k2j223jzddy9x/firmware
Using the linux_firmware_20200614.sfs

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Network controller
• Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8822BE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac WiFi adapter
• VendorID=10ec DeviceID=b822
Realtek RTLB872 Cartier 2x2 ac / BT4.2 M.2
• Kernel Driver=r8822be
• Kernel Module=rtwpci, r8822be

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PostPosted: Sun 14 Jun 2020, 09:46    Post subject:  
Strongly suggest you put uextract in ScPup.
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=87864
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PostPosted: Sun 14 Jun 2020, 12:46    Post subject:  
Minor thing, the download link buttons for 32bit kernel-sources and kernel-headers don't work. Looks like they have just "pup" instead of "lxpup" in the name. I was still able to navigate and find them.
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PostPosted: Sun 14 Jun 2020, 15:06    Post subject:  
OscarTalks wrote:
buttons for 32bit kernel-sources and kernel-headers don't work.

Many thanks - fixed.
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mash

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PostPosted: Sun 14 Jun 2020, 15:08    Post subject:  
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mash, I believe busybox fdisk only uses MB, GB whereas gnu fdisk does use MiB and GiB. In the initrd.gz we only have busbox fdisk available.

See screenshot.


Ah, I see. Didn't know the output is different.

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This init works for me too. Either with gyro's or with original lxpup kernel.

Yes, the original kernel already had the drivers for your mmc hardware builtin, whereas it did not for 01mico's Dell.
I think you had the problem because the 'init' script was aware of your mmc device.


Indeed. If I remove
Code:
fdisk -l $DEVICE | grep -qm1 "using GPT" && return # bale out if GPT
line I get kernel panic back.

Latest ScPup64 and Woof-CE Slacko64 build boot without problems. Thanks.
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gyro

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PostPosted: Tue 16 Jun 2020, 07:34    Post subject:  
gyro wrote:
I've uploaded 'huge-5.4.46-gyro-64.tar.bz2' to http://www.mediafire.com/folder/21fyvbi4xglau/kernels, for ScPup64.

gyro wrote:
I've uploaded 'huge-4.14.184-gyro-pae.tar.bz2' to http://www.mediafire.com/folder/21fyvbi4xglau/kernels, for ScPup.

These 2 kernels are now sort of obseleted by "ScPup...20.06", the new release kernels already contain enhanced mmc storage support.
Although they might still be relevant to "ScPup ...20.01" users.

I'll probably delete them in the near future.

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Wiz57


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PostPosted: Tue 16 Jun 2020, 19:52    Post subject:  
peebee, following your tip to rename savefile works, for the most part...
regular ScPup 32 and ScPup 32 with LXDE updated without issues...
even renaming the ydrv for LXDE worked well. However, LXQt would
not load as ydrv nor as a regular SFS...have went back to 20.01 + 6T
for use with LXQt, also using an older LXQt (0.14). Thanks for all the
work you do keeping these Slackware based Puppies current! Much
appreciated!
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PostPosted: Wed 17 Jun 2020, 03:46    Post subject:  
Wiz57 wrote:
However, LXQt would not load as ydrv

Hi @Wiz57

Have you downloaded the new ydrv?:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/spup/files/ScPup/LXQt%20addon/ydrv_ScPup32_20.06.sfs/download

also - try in a pristine frugal install before using with an existing savearea.
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gyro

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PostPosted: Wed 17 Jun 2020, 08:48    Post subject:  
@peebee,

I downloaded 'devx_ScPup32_20.06.sfs' and tried to compile kernel v5.4.46 in 'ScPup32_20.06', using the latest Woof-CE 'kernel-kit'.
It failed trying to compile the DOTconfig editing utility.
Seems there is no '/usr/include/linux' directory in 'devx_ScPup32_20.06.sfs'.

I had to go back to ScPup to do it.

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PostPosted: Wed 17 Jun 2020, 10:25    Post subject:  
@peebee,

Same problem with 'devx_ScPup64_20.06.sfs'.

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PostPosted: Wed 17 Jun 2020, 11:40    Post subject:  
Hi @gyro

kernel_sources and kernel_headers are separate .sfs for my kernels and are not in the devx.....

for /usr/include/linux you need to install the kernel-headers
e.g. for 32-bit bottom of:
http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/puppy-scpup/scpup32/scpup32-20.06.htm

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PostPosted: Thu 18 Jun 2020, 10:04    Post subject:  
peebee wrote:
kernel_sources and kernel_headers are separate .sfs for my kernels and are not in the devx.....

for /usr/include/linux you need to install the kernel-headers
Yes, that worked, thanks.

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