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The same problem here....restart X doesn't help....found roundabout:BarryK wrote:Actually, it says a missing "xvid" -- but that's a false alarm. That is an incorrect dependency in the packages.txt file. I've fixed it.ttuuxxx wrote:But then I installed mplayer via petget and it had a missing "divx" file, doesn't say which version or anything useful. So i figure the mplayer full codec pack should fix that, nope still missing "divx" so I figured why not just try mplayer, so I click the icon and it 2 boxes came up, 1 black and 1 white. Then my pc froze, which it never does and I had to press ctrl+Backspace to exitx and then startx to get back,
I installed Mplayer PET package (the official one from ibiblio), and I also got two empty boxes when I started it from the menu. I hit CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE to kill X, restarted X, then Mplayer worked. Dunno why.
I had heaps of trouble with Mplayer before, behaving really odd, some of which I documented in my blog. That's why I dumped it in favour of Gxine.
Same problem as Ledo.ledo wrote:I noticed and i report:
CF to IDE type installation with universall installer doesn't work on my old toshiba laptop with puppy DINGO.
It works like it should for now with version 3.01
When i try to install with DINGO i get usual setup menus but when i press last button yust before
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timeout 3
color light-gray/blue black/light-gray
title Puppy Linux 4.00
rootnoverify (hd0,0)
kernel /puppy400/vmlinuz PMEDIA=idehd psubdir=puppy400
initrd /puppy400/initrd.gz
@SHSSit Heel Speak wrote:3. Having problems with PNethood (I didn't realize there is a version .063--been away, catching up), so I downloaded the old SMB mounter LinNeighborhood through the PET manager. After getting LinNeighborhood's dependency gtk-1.2.10 (and its own dependencies), LinNeighborhood works OK in both k2.6.25 and k2.6.21.7--except for the conversion error message shown here which appears when a drive on the Win98 machine is mounted in Puppy. Despite the error message, LinNeighborhood does work OK on both kernels.
PNethood displays a similar horde of conversion-error messages when started from the command line.