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Why Puppy is the only distro not to shut down?
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big_bass

Joined: 13 Aug 2007
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PostPosted: Thu 29 Jan 2009, 00:39    Post subject:  
Pizzasgood wrote:
I think that error also appears when you have the module but not the device it is supposed to be used for. I had tried loading a Toshiba module on my Dell laptop and it gave me a "No such device" error, but the person I was helping ran it on his Toshiba and it worked fine.


yeah thats it I have the module it not being used

thanks pizasgood

the good news is it does shutdown correctly

I just need to know why not on an official puppy
this really needs to get fixed

I m glad there are others interested in this too
thanks


big_bass
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Sage

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PostPosted: Thu 29 Jan 2009, 04:15    Post subject:  
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this really needs to get fixed

Along with one or two others, I've been reporting this defect for years. This is a unique Puppy feature. In principle, a direct comparison of Puppy code with how other developers do things should provide the answer? But who am I to ....
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big_bass

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PostPosted: Mon 13 Apr 2009, 22:34    Post subject:  
Sage wrote:
Quote:
this really needs to get fixed

Along with one or two others, I've been reporting this defect for years. This is a unique Puppy feature. In principle, a direct comparison of Puppy code with how other developers do things should provide the answer? But who am I to ....


Sage or anyone else who had shut down problems
looks like just a few of us had this problem ?

try this CD and let me know if it now powers off your puppy box

puppy based 4.12 with the 2.6.27.7 SMP kernel
Slaxer_Pup-412.iso.md5.txt
d0668f33bc5a2c25c59df8230f152e6a Slaxer_Pup-412.iso

85MB lzm compressed
http://puppylinux.asia/tpp/big_bass/Slaxer_pup%20ISO/Slaxer_Pup-412.iso


Code:
puppy
linux

when asked for the password



this live CD does poweroff my box Very Happy

Joe
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davesurrey

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PostPosted: Tue 14 Apr 2009, 18:59    Post subject:  
Hi big_bass,
I have been one of the "few" who have had problems with shutdown; please see my post in this thread dated 27 jan 09.
So I downloaded your pup tonight and for the very first time my test PC shuts down and ctrl+alt+backspace reboots the x-server (rather than crashes the system) without needing to add acpi=force to grub.

As an aside it seems to boot much quicker than standard 410, 412, 420. Not sure how fair a comparison this is though. Sorry, very tired tonight but will try to time it tomorrow to compare.

Congratulations! Whatever you did, please keep it up! Smile

EDIT:
In the light of day I did a quick and dirty test and sorry but it doesn't boot any faster. Perhaps I was fooling myself by the speed at which the text flew by on the boot-up screen.
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big_bass

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PostPosted: Wed 15 Apr 2009, 10:43    Post subject:  
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davesurrey

Hi big_bass,
I have been one of the "few" who have had problems with shutdown; please see my post in this thread dated 27 jan 09.
So I downloaded your pup tonight and for the very first time my test PC shuts down and ctrl+alt+backspace reboots the x-server (rather than crashes the system) without needing to add acpi=force to grub.





great news
thanks for your report
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdABlGoar9g
big_bass
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