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(none) auth.debug pidgin: looking for plugins in '/usr/lib/sasl2', failed to open directory, error: No such file or directory
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(none) auth.debug pidgin: looking for plugins in '/usr/lib/sasl2', failed to open directory, error: No such file or directory
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(EE) Failed to load module "glx" (module does not exist, 0)
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(ROX-Filer:2905): Gtk-WARNING **: Could not find the icon 'mime-application:x-squashfs-image'. The 'hicolor' theme
was not found either, perhaps you need to install it.
You can get a copy from:
http://icon-theme.freedesktop.org/releases
Welcome to Xproc 1.2 (for Linux 2.2.x)... Loading information from your system...
Nope. I get the option to choose a partition where I want the save file to go, and a choice of private extension for the file name, but no option to just save directly to the partition without creating a pup_save.2fs file. I guess it must have slipped by the wayside in the process of getting customised save files running.BarryK wrote:Um, I thought save to full partition is still there.WhoDo wrote:I have noticed there is no longer an option to install Puppy as Frugal with data saved to the partition rather than a pup_save.2fs file.
That was my preferred install for most machines, as it gave all the benefits of a Frugal install in terms of upgrading, but didn't restrict my data to a single bag file that could become corrupt.
Was this a considered decision, Barry? Or did the option just fall by the wayside? Maybe I missed while I was absent moving house and jobs, or something.
Jesse, maybe these code areas would be helpful to examine:Jesse wrote:Hello,
I have not been able to get my usb speakers to be retained as the working sound device on reboot. Puppy 3.0.
I've been looking into it, and it is not so straight forward, as on the surface and looking at how things interact, it should have been retained.
When I set the usb speakers as the sound device with the wizard they work great. But they are not a pci sound card, so there is no 'alias snd-card-X' line in /etc/modprobe.conf, only an 'alias sound-slot-0 snd-usb-audio', and the snd-cmipci is omitted from /etc/modprobe.conf.
Then when I reboot, the motherboards snd-cmipci driver gets loaded at 'alias snd-card-0' position in /etc/modprobe.conf, This is done by some automatic hardware detect script? (I have not found this one yet).
Motherboard BIOS does not let me disable the onboard sound card.
When the snd-cmipci gets loaded, the usb audio does not work.
When I blacklist the snd-cmipci it is still loaded.
When I manage to get everything into a non conflicting configuration, and reboot, and settings are retained, snd-usb-audio is still reported as 'default sound device' from "cat /proc/asound/cards", the usb-audio still does not work.
Can someone think of what else i could try?
Jesse
These are non-fatal errors.linuxcbon wrote:In /tmp/xerrs.log
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(EE) Failed to load module "glx" (module does not exist, 0)
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(ROX-Filer:2905): Gtk-WARNING **: Could not find the icon 'mime-application:x-squashfs-image'. The 'hicolor' theme was not found either, perhaps you need to install it. You can get a copy from: http://icon-theme.freedesktop.org/releases Welcome to Xproc 1.2 (for Linux 2.2.x)... Loading information from your system...
The problem seems to be that the older version of Gxine in 3.00 doesn't actually die when you kill it. I discovered that after I close or kill Gxine from the desktop, I have to open Menu > System > KP manage running processes, find the running instance of gxine, highlight it and then kill it. Then I can restart Gxine.PhilCoo wrote:...Is there any way to re-start Gxine after using "kill" to close when it stops responding when trying to open internet radio?...
Thanks
Phil
But the init logic (line 365+) below implies that a more appropriate message was intended, but went arwy:Searching for Puppy files in computer disk drives...
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if [ "$PUPSFS" = "" ];then
echo -en "\\033[1;31m" >/dev/console #31=red
echo -n "pup_${PUPPYVERSION}.sfs not found. Dropping out to initial-ramdisk console..."
/bin/echo -e "\\033[0;39m" >/dev/console
exec /bin/sh >/dev/console 2>&1
else
appears in the bootinit.log file. Furthermore, the "exec /bin/sh" line appears to be generating the "/bin/sh:..." error message, instead of restoring a color (I assume).pup_300.sfs not found. Dropping out to initial-ramdisk console...#
Thanks for that. The missing line is now not missing.rerwin wrote:Whenever the pup_xxx.sfs file cannot be found, due to either a "/" in psubdir, a nonexistant psubdir or no such file at the root level, the console output isBut the init logic (line 365+) below implies that a more appropriate message was intended, but went arwy:Searching for Puppy files in computer disk drives...
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if [ "$PUPSFS" = "" ];then echo -en "\\033[1;31m" >/dev/console #31=red echo -n "pup_${PUPPYVERSION}.sfs not found. Dropping out to initial-ramdisk console..." /bin/echo -e "\\033[0;39m" >/dev/console exec /bin/sh >/dev/console 2>&1 else
appears in the bootinit.log file. Furthermore, the "exec /bin/sh" line appears to be generating the "/bin/sh:..." error message, instead of restoring a color (I assume).pup_300.sfs not found. Dropping out to initial-ramdisk console...#
Correcting that logic to display the "not found" line would save people much frustration when they cannot get Puppy to boot (probably due to a typo in a menu.lst file).
Richard
Hi,BarryK wrote:Jesse, maybe these code areas would be helpful to examine:Jesse wrote:Hello,
I have not been able to get my usb speakers to be retained as the working sound device on reboot. Puppy 3.0.
I've been looking into it, and it is not so straight forward, as on the surface and looking at how things interact, it should have been retained.
When I set the usb speakers as the sound device with the wizard they work great. But they are not a pci sound card, so there is no 'alias snd-card-X' line in /etc/modprobe.conf, only an 'alias sound-slot-0 snd-usb-audio', and the snd-cmipci is omitted from /etc/modprobe.conf.
Then when I reboot, the motherboards snd-cmipci driver gets loaded at 'alias snd-card-0' position in /etc/modprobe.conf, This is done by some automatic hardware detect script? (I have not found this one yet).
Motherboard BIOS does not let me disable the onboard sound card.
When the snd-cmipci gets loaded, the usb audio does not work.
When I blacklist the snd-cmipci it is still loaded.
When I manage to get everything into a non conflicting configuration, and reboot, and settings are retained, snd-usb-audio is still reported as 'default sound device' from "cat /proc/asound/cards", the usb-audio still does not work.
Can someone think of what else i could try?
Jesse
/etc/rc.d/rc.local0, from line 368
/etc/rc.d/rc.modules, from line 76
/etc/rc.d/rc.modules2 <<<particularly this one.
Note, you can also blacklist any module.