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2.14x
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2.14x
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2.14x
11
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Other: 2.14x only
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nancy reagan
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Re: USB in PCMCIA in teenpup 2009 not recognized - pet for i

#2361 Post by nancy reagan »

ttuuxxx wrote:
nancy reagan wrote:USB (for drives and scanner) in PCMCIA in teenpup 2009 not recognized - pet for it ?

Nacy Reagan forever
drives should work fine, for scanners use 3 packages
http://www.ttuuxxx.gposil.com/2.14X/gra ... .3.1.4.pet
http://www.ttuuxxx.gposil.com/2.14X/gra ... bxsane.pet
http://www.ttuuxxx.gposil.com/2.14X/gra ... 6-i386.pet
and a 118kb pet for camera's
http://www.ttuuxxx.gposil.com/2.14X/gra ... 1-i386.pet

for pcmcia try this
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... h&id=20397
ttuuxxx
Hi ttuuxxx

PCMCIA pet did not work.

Maybe iI did not make myself clear enough ?

Running Teenpup 2009 livecd. USB (drives) slotted-into- the PCMCIA.

(I just noticed that teenpup has a boot option to boot -from- pcmcia usb ???)



PCMCIA

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Re: USB in PCMCIA in teenpup 2009 not recognized - pet for i

#2362 Post by ttuuxxx »

nancy reagan wrote:
ttuuxxx wrote:
nancy reagan wrote:USB (for drives and scanner) in PCMCIA in teenpup 2009 not recognized - pet for it ?

Nacy Reagan forever
drives should work fine, for scanners use 3 packages
http://www.ttuuxxx.gposil.com/2.14X/gra ... .3.1.4.pet
http://www.ttuuxxx.gposil.com/2.14X/gra ... bxsane.pet
http://www.ttuuxxx.gposil.com/2.14X/gra ... 6-i386.pet
and a 118kb pet for camera's
http://www.ttuuxxx.gposil.com/2.14X/gra ... 1-i386.pet

for pcmcia try this
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... h&id=20397
ttuuxxx
Hi ttuuxxx

PCMCIA pet did not work.

Maybe iI did not make myself clear enough ?

Running Teenpup 2009 livecd. USB (drives) slotted-into- the PCMCIA.

(I just noticed that teenpup has a boot option to boot -from- pcmcia usb ???)

PCMCIA
Hi Nancy

I've never booted that way, so I'm in the dark, but I would think you would have to change your Bios settings, to have it use pcmcia as the first boot device. Do that and then save then settings and try it and see what happens.
ttuuxxx
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Re: USB in PCMCIA in teenpup 2009 not recognized - pet for i

#2363 Post by nancy reagan »

ttuuxxx wrote:
nancy reagan wrote:
Hi ttuuxxx

PCMCIA pet did not work.

Maybe iI did not make myself clear enough ?

Running Teenpup 2009 livecd. USB (drives) slotted-into- the PCMCIA.

(I just noticed that teenpup has a boot option to boot -from- pcmcia usb ???)

PCMCIA
Hi Nancy

I've never booted that way, so I'm in the dark, but I would think you would have to change your Bios settings, to have it use pcmcia as the first boot device. Do that and then save then settings and try it and see what happens.
ttuuxxx
Thunkx.
Maybe I was not yet clear enough for I am not booting from usb (just pointed to the inbuilt possibility in Teenpup). I only use the pcmcia for reading and writing to usb drives ....?

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Re: Firefox memory hog

#2364 Post by mcewanw »

rjbrewer wrote:
sky king wrote:
From a quick search, it looks like I'll have to change some stuff using about:config, such as:

browser.cache.disk.capacity .......5000

browser.cache.memory,enable.......true
Browser cache 5000? Holey Moley!!! 5 gigabytes?

Cache is usually set to 4->50 mb.

Can be changed in edit>preference>advanced.
Not sure you are correct about the 5 gigabytes meaning.

I just checked my Puppy 4.3.1 machine and it has

browser.cache.disk.capacity 4096

and edit>preferences>advanced indicates that that is 4 MB not 4 GB
github mcewanw

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#2365 Post by Aitch »

ttuuxxx/nancy reagan

I seem to remember, when using 214R with my IBM lappy, I had to modprobe pcmcia_yenta, or _cs, or _cardbus [or whatever code it was - long time ago :oops: *] before modprobe ehci, uhci, in order to get usb in an adapter, in pcmcia slot to work
I think the reason was the pcmcia wasn't fully loaded before the usb tried to load?

* Don't forget also some lappy's don't have 32bit cardbus slots and will only work with 16bit adapters,
so check your pcmcia-to-usb adapter's compatibility

HTH

Aitch :)

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usb (drives) slotted into pcmcia work in puppy 4

#2366 Post by nancy reagan »

Aitch wrote:ttuuxxx/nancy reagan

I seem to remember, when using 214R with my IBM lappy, I had to modprobe pcmcia_yenta, or _cs, or _cardbus [or whatever code it was - long time ago :oops: *] before modprobe ehci, uhci, in order to get usb in an adapter, in pcmcia slot to work
I think the reason was the pcmcia wasn't fully loaded before the usb tried to load?

* Don't forget also some lappy's don't have 32bit cardbus slots and will only work with 16bit adapters,
so check your pcmcia-to-usb adapter's compatibility

HTH

Aitch :)
Hi Aitch,

Thank you for your concern but

usb (drives) slotted into pcmcia work in puppy 4 without any trick.

Besides I don't know anything about modprobing - I am an eternal newbie.

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#2367 Post by MinHundHettePerro »

ttuuxxx,
you keep busy as always, KUpup, XO-OLPC, and now 4.60 :).

Please, don't let releasing 214XRC wait so long, so it gets abandoned :wink: :). I know it's only a week since you mentioned RC:ing 214X :) (now).
No extreme hurry, though, just bumping 214X up :).

Cheers :)/
MHHP
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Dual Xeon 3.2 GHz, 1 GB, nvidia quadro nvs 285[/color]
Slackos & 214X, ... and Q6xx
[color=darkred]Nämen, vaf....[/color] [color=green]ln -s /dev/null MHHP[/color]

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#2368 Post by ttuuxxx »

MinHundHettePerro wrote:ttuuxxx,
you keep busy as always, KUpup, XO-OLPC, and now 4.60 :).

Please, don't let releasing 214XRC wait so long, so it gets abandoned :wink: :). I know it's only a week since you mentioned RC:ing 214X :) (now).
No extreme hurry, though, just bumping 214X up :).

Cheers :)/
MHHP
When I'm not building newer puppies for XO, 2.14X is my main os for surfing the net, I still think this is the best version of puppy yet :) It just works perfect for my systems at home. I'll try to focus on 2.14X this weekend also, Shouldn't take too long to make a newer release.
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#2369 Post by davesurrey »

I agree with MHHP that it would be good to release a 214RC very soon, although I appreciate you have been very busy re-constructing Sydney recently. :-)

Like you, ttuuxxx, I am using 214X as my daily Puppy. See no need for another. It just works...and very well.

In a way it will be sad when 214X gets finished as it's been a great journey and I feel "the team" has worked really well. Not one cross word, very unlike other parts of this forum recently.

It's been a tough few days here. My girlfriend fell and broke her neck a few days ago and although she will recover fully it's been very traumatic. Nice to come back to the warmth of the 214X crowd here. It's not just another OS.

Cheers
Dave

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#2370 Post by ttuuxxx »

davesurrey wrote:I agree with MHHP that it would be good to release a 214RC very soon, although I appreciate you have been very busy re-constructing Sydney recently. :-)

Like you, ttuuxxx, I am using 214X as my daily Puppy. See no need for another. It just works...and very well.

In a way it will be sad when 214X gets finished as it's been a great journey and I feel "the team" has worked really well. Not one cross word, very unlike other parts of this forum recently.

It's been a tough few days here. My girlfriend fell and broke her neck a few days ago and although she will recover fully it's been very traumatic. Nice to come back to the warmth of the 214X crowd here. It's not just another OS.

Cheers
Dave
Hi dave,
Sorry to hear about your GF, hope she recovers without any long term ill effects.
Who Knows I might spark up 2.14X with a CE edition, lol or even do some upgrades after I get the XO project up and going.
ttuuxxx
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http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/A-codecs/ <-- Codec Test Files
http://html5games.com/ <-- excellent HTML5 games :)

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#2371 Post by davesurrey »

Thanks ttuuxxx.
Take care
Dave

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214 HD install

#2372 Post by wuwei »

brymway wrote:
No matter what I do I cannot install this on the hd. I get a lot of "init is parent". Is there an extra file to add to the / dir, or is there something I should be adding to menu.1st
?

I have a 214X16 frugal install on HDD which boots perfectly with grub. The menu.lst reads...

Code: Select all

# Linux bootable partition config begins
title Puppy214X  Frugal-ext3 (on /dev/hdb6)
rootnoverify (hd1,5)/214
kernel (hd1,5)/214/vmlinuz root=/dev/ram0 PMEDIA=atahd PDEV1=hdb6 PUPMODE=12 SFSFILE=ext3,hdb6,/214/pup_214R.sfs ZDRV=ext3,hdb6,/214/zdrv_214R.sfs PUPSAVE=ext3,hdb6,/214/pup_save-214.3fs 
initrd (hd1,5)/214/initrd.gz
# Linux bootable partition config ends
The subdirectory "214" on hdb6 contains
vmlinuz
initrd.gz
pup_214R.sfs
zdrv_214R.sfs
pup_save-214.3fs

Note you must use hdb not sdb, even if you have a sata drive!

Maybe you can adopt this to your setup?

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#2373 Post by MinHundHettePerro »

davesurrey,

wishes and hopes for a quick and full recovery for your loved one.

Best wishes :)/
MHHP
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Dual Xeon 3.2 GHz, 1 GB, nvidia quadro nvs 285[/color]
Slackos & 214X, ... and Q6xx
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#2374 Post by davesurrey »

Hi MHHP,
That's very kind. It's ups and downs but I know she will make it but it'll be so tough for her.
Nice to know how kind the folk here are. It keeps me sane at the moment.
Cheers
Dave

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Girlfriend

#2375 Post by Minnesota »

davesurrey,
Hang in there and do what you can to lend a hand... I am sure it will take some time.. but we are all with you.

Greg

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#2376 Post by davesurrey »

Hi Greg,
Cheers mate.
But she's the one who has to really go through all this trauma with a halo brace for the next few months. It breaks my heart.
But you guys are terrific.
dave

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#2377 Post by Minnesota »

davesurrey,

Physically yes.. but I am sure your support will mean a lot!

Life is certainly full of changes that is name of the game.... :)

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#2378 Post by ttuuxxx »

Well dave we've been there, Like my wife about 1.5yrs ago had an operation on her spine, one of her disc was crushing a nerve, so they had to shave the disc and move the nerve. One error and she would of been paralyzed. Recovery took months, she was bed ridden for like 6 weeks after, So I was like super dad/husband for like 6 weeks. Sure she was hard to deal with, plus the added extra duties etc, but we worked at it, and well today she's in a lot less pain, still has some but she's working on it.
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#2379 Post by ttuuxxx »

Hi guys, you've all been a great help in 2.14X, I've settled on a woof for Xo and also to continue fun with, Its puppy 4.3.1 renamed 4.60, You can fin the DL link http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=48984
I'm going to continue the regular desktop version and try to add OLPC to it, worst case I'll make 3 versions, regular puppy, XO, and the occasional retro. So feel free to join the thread and lend a hand for a good cause.
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http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/A-codecs/ <-- Codec Test Files
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#2380 Post by 01micko »

davesurrey wrote: It's been a tough few days here. My girlfriend fell and broke her neck a few days ago and although she will recover fully it's been very traumatic. Nice to come back to the warmth of the 214X crowd here. It's not just another OS.

Cheers
Dave
Sorry to hear Dave. hope she has a speedy recovery.

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