Nice one, ttuuxxx....I made myself a award for 10,000 post...
A VERY well deserved award!
Thanks for all you've done/achieved
....and thanks for hanging in there through the hard times
Aitch
Thanks and up to your 100.000 th ?James C wrote:Congrats on making it to 10,000 posts ................
Nah, nance, let's celebrate him on a linear scale, next time at 20k . Your logarithmic step will only set his post-rate to go off exponentially .nancy reagan wrote:Thanks and up to your 100.000 th ?James C wrote:Congrats on making it to 10,000 posts ................
Not really sure who this is aimed at but I see ttuuxxx saysMinHundHettePerro wrote:
eternal-sunshine wrote:
Hello ttuuxxx,
I tried using pup 2.17 and it worked, that is it recognised my sata drive in the laptop. As I said all other pups I have tried based on 412, 431, 520 recognise the laptop drive except your 214X. It's a real shame as I so dearly wanted to use 214X in this machine. Is there anything that can be done?
Thank you.
Hello !
Pup217.1 had K2.6.21.5, while pup214[R|X] has K2.6.18.1. I just checked (with my less knowledgeable tinkering mind ) the kernel config for K2.6.18.1 and couldn't see any obvious module needed for SATA being excluded from pup214's kernel (save for backports), libpata (sata-pata) is enabled and all the (at the time) available sata drivers are enabled.
I dunno, perhaps it'd be possible to dump the K2.6.21.5 (including the initrd modules) onto 214X .
FWIW & Cheers /
MHHP
Lol I tried that one before, It sort of worked, but wasn't stable enough, really there must be a better work around for it.
hmmm maybe he open a terminal in 2.14X and type lsmod
and then do it in 2.17 and see which module isn't loading
oh ya 3 most post and I'll hit 10,000. wow took a few years I think everyone who hits 10,000 post on here should get a free puppy cd in mail
ttuuxxx
Well if I am "he" then as I wrote above I can't try that as 214X just wont load at all.maybe he open a terminal in 2.14X and type lsmod
and then do it in 2.17 and see which module isn't loading
No it hasn't reached near its end, not even close, I plan on keeping this puppy version for a few more years, maybe 3-5.eternal-sunshine wrote:
I do appreciate that this is all a volunteers' project but if I am wasting my time please just say so as I note that ttuuxx has many irons in the fire and he posts less and less here. Perhaps 214X has seen its time?
But hopefully not.
eternal-sunshine wrote:I would say off the top of my head its a kernel issue, 2.14X uses an older kernel, hmmm have you tried any of the 2 series like 2.17, a few pages back there was a few post about updating the same kernel version number with a newer sfs from 4 series, likely the newer kernel 2.6.18.8 from woof series 2 could backport the sata modules. I have a few sata desktop drives and they are found by 2.14X. But I don't have any laptops that have sata drives. So it would be impossible to test. This weekend when I'm not working I'll give it a shot and see.
ttuuxxx
Thanks tempestuous, I'll give that a try.tempestuous wrote:MU provided an automated installer for the 3D nVidia vendor driver, compatible with Puppy versions 2.12-2.16 back in late 2006 -
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=13114
This includes an older version of the nVidia driver, but it should be fine for a GeForce2.
Thanks for that. Appreciated.I'm still trying to figure it out.
ttuuxxx
It also works okay in my other rig with sata drives. It's just this laptop where I am having problems.FWIW,I just booted 214x Top6 in my Windows 7/PCLOS/Lucid 520 desktop with SATA drives and everything is detected here as well.
Evening here, link from Oz to the cold north is really slow today ~30kB/s. Hopefully burnt and tested in 2 hrs.ttuuxxx wrote:any results of the auto-load internet at startup yet?.
would like to know so I can move forward.
ttuuxxx
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I generally have been testing 214x on older equipment with CRT monitors with no problems but on my main Linux box with an old Nvidia card I could never get the desired screen resolution. Instead of 1440x900 on the LCD monitor I'd be stuck with 1024x768 .tempestuous wrote:MU provided an automated installer for the 3D nVidia vendor driver, compatible with Puppy versions 2.12-2.16 back in late 2006 -
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=13114
This includes an older version of the nVidia driver, but it should be fine for a GeForce2.