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Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 04:35
by WhoDo
Icons missing from "Open With" menu (/root/.config/rox.sourceforge.net/OpenWith directory.
Just a bit of "polish" that makes things look more professional, nothing more.
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 06:31
by mave
Hi 01micko,
Perhaps try one of the alternate boot parameters, it looks like it is not agreeing with your hardware
I will, but other Puppys are running on this hardware. So, where is the difference?
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 07:25
by DaveS
stu90 wrote:DaveS wrote:Sadly, hopeless. Mousepointer barely moves, totally unable to install UK keyboard. Keyboard not working at all in Abiword. At that point gave up. Guess its my hardware, but its just a bog standard three year old Acer laptop
regarding slow mouse - try editing xorg.conf to:
Option "MinSpeed" "0.30"
Option "MaxSpeed" "0.90"
Option "AccelFactor" "0.0090"
Have given up with Lucid but thanks for this as it gave me the impetus to set up my touchpad in a much more refined way for 4.3.1DuDE. Thanks again.........
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 08:00
by Sage
Interesting. The live CD is fine. However an attempt to UPGRADE a FULL install of Q1.0 yields a broken Xorg/VESA combo. The default vga=normal removed from the boot line didn't help, just get the 'run xorgwizard' every time. Wiped HD - OK, but all icons missing (lower lhs icons were overlapped on liveCD). Re-run Xorgwizard, they all appear except sr0 (no disc present!).
Lots of good ideas, needs pots of refinement and polish.
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 08:23
by nooby
Upgrade Ubuntu? But Puppy Lucid version only make use of the repository.
To upgrade seems to ask for disaster. One wait until the Puppy devs have made a new version and install that one. Or one learn to make them one own maybe. Never do upgrade
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 08:43
by Lobster
How to knock 75k off the next Lucid update?
My original background was a 95k png
this jpg is just under 20k
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 09:40
by Sage
To upgrade seems to ask for disaster.
More interesting to push the envelope, esp. when offered!
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 09:43
by DaveS
My guess here is that my problems are related to using the wrong video driver. How can I determine which video driver my 4.3.1 uses?
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 13:33
by Béèm
DaveS wrote:My guess here is that my problems are related to using the wrong video driver. How can I determine which video driver my 4.3.1 uses?
Look in xorg.conf.
tmp full?
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 16:25
by tubeguy
See screenshots. I tried looking at a 40k pdf and got a "tmp full" message. I looked in there and xerrs.log is 245meg. Wondering what could possibly be in there, but it won't open.
Edit: I found the source. After a restart I ran Aqualung and when it got to the end of the playlist bad behaviour began in earnest. My cpu was pegged and xerrs.log started to fill up with these lines, repeated over and over:
Code: Select all
(aqualung:6851): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_tree_store_iter_next: assertion `iter->stamp == GTK_TREE_STORE (tree_model)->stamp' failed
(aqualung:6851): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_tree_store_get_path: assertion `iter->stamp == tree_store->stamp' failed
(aqualung:6851): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_tree_path_get_depth: assertion `path != NULL' failed
(aqualung:6851): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_tree_path_up: assertion `path != NULL' failed
(aqualung:6851): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_tree_model_get_iter: assertion `path != NULL' failed
It took about 10 seconds for 130meg of these messages to pile up before I killed aqulaung in htop, another few seconds and tmp would have been full again.
It should be noted that the only time I've ever had Aqualung work correctly was in 4.3.1, and I know there is no 5.0 pet for Aqualung. I also know Aqualung itself is a work in progress so I don't see this as a 5.0 thing, just that it hasn't been compiled for 5.0 yet.
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 18:29
by Iguleder
I've noticed an annoying problem of non-refreshing areas in both Firefox and Rox, I use the Rox that came with Lupu and Firefox from Quickpet.
When I put a window on top and scroll down in Firefox, the area behind it isn't refreshed. The same happens in Rox when scrolling in list view. I'm not sure about this, I think it started when I installed nvidia drivers. It needs further investigation.
Someone reported this already.
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 18:38
by valpy
Hi 01micko
I can confirm the problem with the uk keyboard (on two separate computers).
UK keyboard does not work, you can see this by booting livecd with
boot: puppy pkeys=uk
after a short while you get
"loading 'uk' keyboard layout ........ failed"
and then the boot pauses for 60 seconds before loading the default (us) keymap.
Using other locales (e.g. pkeys=de) works.
Regards
valpy
Lucid Puppy 5.0 - Bug Reports and Bug Fixes
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 18:54
by Billtoo
Sage wrote:Interesting. The live CD is fine. However an attempt to UPGRADE a FULL install of Q1.0 yields a broken Xorg/VESA combo. The default vga=normal removed from the boot line didn't help, just get the 'run xorgwizard' every time. Wiped HD - OK, but all icons missing (lower lhs icons were overlapped on liveCD). Re-run Xorgwizard, they all appear except sr0 (no disc present!).
Lots of good ideas, needs pots of refinement and polish.
This is what I get on a full install of Lucid Puppy 5.0
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 19:02
by nooby
I always use setxkbmap se and you guys say it should be pkeys se what is the difference?
black screen with first boot
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 20:32
by ariel
I'll tell you my experience so far with a frugal install of lupu and suggest to newbies some fixes for some troubles I met.
the first boot the screen on my laptop went black the moment it should have started X and freezed. after a while I discovered the xorg wizard wilfully tried to use intel i810 driver for my video card, which is not good for the hardware of my laptop (256Mb ram/ 2Ghz). I have to tell that puppy 4.x series didn't have this problem.
what I did to make it work is to boot with
puppy pfix=nox
...to stop the X server from trying to start. then I typed
xorg-setup.old
I have chosen the keybord layout and then I have chosen the generic Vesa driver with the appropriate screen resolution (if you don't know what to chose try the lowest possible resolution). After that I typed
xwin
...and finally I got lupu up and running. After reboot things were fine.
-The only thing I don't like still, is an almost imperceptible flicker of the screen. any idea on how I can settle this?
-Another glitch is that the icons of new devices always overlap in the bottom left corner of the screen.
-I've also experienced a slow pointer movement like others. I would suggest for any mouse problems to download FlSynclient pet from previous puppy versions to fix everything that might occur. It worked for me.
these few things aside, thanks guys for this new version of puppy
blkid & ldconfig
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 20:40
by upnorth
blkid & ldconfig should probably be included.
also in ~/.jwm/ please check on the file permissions
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 21:09
by Béèm
Just a word of warning and advice.
Always have a backup.
I experienced a nasty thing. Saw a flash about some puppypin error, but couldn't see the detail and it was gone.
After that I has troubles to continue running the SeaMonkey session.
I wanted to close but that didn't work.
I then wanted to restart X. I couldn't select from the menu.
I then did ALT-CTRL-backspace to get to the command prompt. Typed xwin, but I came to the prompt again. No way to restart X. When typing reboot I could restart the PC.
All seemed well again, except that I realized I lost all my bookmarks of SeaMonkey. Fortunately I had somewhere a copy dated half april.
I really can explain more what happened. I was just replying to a post.
Never had such an issue.
lupu-500.sfs filename for lupu_500.sfs in Lucid Puppy iso
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 21:55
by pitagora
I think the name of the lupu_500.sfs in the iso file should be changed to lupu-500.sfs. It took me a while to install Lucid Puppy in a manual frugal install. I extracted directly the files from the iso download and configured grub. However things did not work first time because the lupu_500.sfs file is not valid when booting in frugal mode, it had to be lupu-500.sfs.
Re: lupu-500.sfs filename for lupu_500.sfs in Lucid Puppy iso
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 22:17
by Béèm
pitagora wrote:I think the name of the lupu_500.sfs in the iso file should be changed to lupu-500.sfs. It took me a while to install Lucid Puppy in a manual frugal install. I extracted directly the files from the iso download and configured grub. However things did not work first time because the lupu_500.sfs file is not valid when booting in frugal mode, it had to be lupu-500.sfs.
I don't know what iso you downloaded, but the one I downloaded from the official site did contain lupu-500.sfs and
not lupi_500.sfs.
Are you sure, you didn't mistype something?
Posted: Sun 16 May 2010, 22:23
by valpy
@nooby
pkeys=uk as a boot parameter forces puppy to use a uk keyboard, no matter what has been set in a pupsave (or in this case, lupusave) file. psave=se would force a Swedish keyboard. This is a very crude override, but you can be sure of what Puppy should do, after setting this.
It's a one-off setting, relating only to that particular boot.... if you boot again without this boot parameter , whatever you have set as a default in your save file will be used.
My point here is that the UK keyboard does not work. If you force a boot with a UK keyboard, it fails. And if you set UK keyboard as a default using the setup gui, that doesn't work either - you always get a US keyboard.
Forcing the boot to use 'uk' proves that the 'uk' settings are broken in Lucid Puppy.
Although other keyboard settings (se, de) work, uk does not.
valpy