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Ron

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PostPosted: Thu 20 May 2010, 13:22    Post subject:
Subject description: Problem with FireFox on Lupu
 

Don't know if this is a bug; no one else has mentioned it yet. When using FF on Lupu, when I scroll up or down fast enough on some but not all sites, the text either smears badly or leaves missing lines. Ironically, this forum site is one that does it.

FF under 4.3.1 does not do this. Seamonkey under Lupu does not do this.

Any ideas?

EDIT: I just got Lupu working on another computer and FF does not exhibit this problem there. The older computer is slightly slower, a AMD Sempron around 2Ghz and 1 MB memory, so not all that slow. I would blame Firefox, but this does not happen with FF under 4.3.1 on the same computer.
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Béèm


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PostPosted: Thu 20 May 2010, 16:46    Post subject:
Subject description: Problem with FireFox on Lupu
 

Ron wrote:
Don't know if this is a bug; no one else has mentioned it yet. When using FF on Lupu, when I scroll up or down fast enough on some but not all sites, the text either smears badly or leaves missing lines. Ironically, this forum site is one that does it.

FF under 4.3.1 does not do this. Seamonkey under Lupu does not do this.

Any ideas?

EDIT: I just got Lupu working on another computer and FF does not exhibit this problem there. The older computer is slightly slower, a AMD Sempron around 2Ghz and 1 MB memory, so not all that slow. I would blame Firefox, but this does not happen with FF under 4.3.1 on the same computer.
This has been reported before.
I get it sometimes in SeaMonkey also, even in OpenOffice.

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JustGreg

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PostPosted: Thu 20 May 2010, 19:15    Post subject:  

I have a strange occurrence with Lucid. With Quirky 1.10, the nv xorg driver works great. But, with Lucid, it fails and I have to use the proprietary nvidia pet. I thought both had the same xorg drivers. I am using an Acer Aspire Revo (nvidia ion chip set) with AOC LCD (1360 by 768). I will keep trying things to see if I can more information on the difference between the two distributions and the use of the nv driver. Thanks for Lucid, it is nice and will be better in the future.
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Bamoset

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PostPosted: Thu 20 May 2010, 21:11    Post subject: Dougal's Remaster  

DaveS wrote:
Dougals remaster script (latest version) borks the package manager. I dont know how to fix it but the work around is to back up the hidden directory /root/.packages before remaster, then restore from the back up after. (you can use renaming instead if you wish).


Hi DaveS,
Also as a workaround you might try the Dougal remaster script by Panzerkopf at www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=365332&sid=d780f24a001 I have had good luck with this script in that it seems to retain all packages as well as CUPS setup in the remaster.
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Bamoset

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PostPosted: Thu 20 May 2010, 21:34    Post subject:
Subject description: Problem with FireFox on Lupu
 

Béèm wrote:
Ron wrote:
Don't know if this is a bug; no one else has mentioned it yet. When using FF on Lupu, when I scroll up or down fast enough on some but not all sites, the text either smears badly or leaves missing lines. Ironically, this forum site is one that does it.

FF under 4.3.1 does not do this. Seamonkey under Lupu does not do this.

Any ideas?

EDIT: I just got Lupu working on another computer and FF does not exhibit this problem there. The older computer is slightly slower, a AMD Sempron around 2Ghz and 1 MB memory, so not all that slow. I would blame Firefox, but this does not happen with FF under 4.3.1 on the same computer.
This has been reported before.
I get it sometimes in SeaMonkey also, even in OpenOffice.


The scrolling problem, the refresh under window problem mentioned here, as well as a transparent menu problem and lines like spider webs on the screen that I haven't seen mentioned yet but I have had with LUPU-500, began to occur when I upgraded to Ubuntu 9.10 last October. In fact, it is what brought me to Puppy in the first place.I Think its a kernel or XORG problem imported to Puppy from Ubuntu. Graphics card here is SIS Mirage2, 128MB shared video memory (SIS 760). There is a driver for this card in LUPU, but the VESA driver seems to work better.
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jeffy39

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PostPosted: Thu 20 May 2010, 22:50    Post subject: ppm
Subject description: down-loads dont work
 

Howdy All,
Attempted to install XPAT2 from the rpos. (universe).
Seemed to install with no missing deps.
NO menu entry.
The last time I tried to install VirtualBox, several missing mods.
Also no sound with any .pps that has sound be there.
Any - all help appreciated.
Any hope for a q-pet VB?
Thanx, jw
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PostPosted: Fri 21 May 2010, 00:46    Post subject: Re: Dougal's Remaster  

Bamoset wrote:
DaveS wrote:
Dougals remaster script (latest version) borks the package manager. I dont know how to fix it but the work around is to back up the hidden directory /root/.packages before remaster, then restore from the back up after. (you can use renaming instead if you wish).


Hi DaveS,
Also as a workaround you might try the Dougal remaster script by Panzerkopf at www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=365332&sid=d780f24a001 I have had good luck with this script in that it seems to retain all packages as well as CUPS setup in the remaster.


That is the version I was using.... no joy Smile

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scsijon

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Location: the australian mallee

PostPosted: Fri 21 May 2010, 04:25    Post subject: xorg - xvesa problems  

have a acer v3700gx and using the onboard ibm video;
monitor is an old hp p1120 that although will run at 85hz I usually run at 48.4khz/ 60 hz as the unit squeels at 85;
screen set at 1024x786x24bit.

problems:-

XORG - screen only uses middle bit, about an inch/25mm blank at edges (no i won't change the screen width settings, else I have to change them back for the other four partition versions that work OK!)

xvesa - screen pushed to the right and tries to run at 85hz, won't allow me to do anything to change it except screen setting (640, 800, etc). Older versions use xvesa at 60hz, which is ok!

Any sugestions please?

scsijon
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lugligino


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Location: Italy

PostPosted: Fri 21 May 2010, 05:21    Post subject: Some problems on my old notebook  

I tryed to full install Lupu 5.0 and it works well with few excepitions after I changed the I810 chipset in Intel:
1) I see the mouse arrow splitted in three in horizontal direction and the left arrow is the valid one. A lot of change in chipset gives the same result:?
2) Seamonkey 2.0.4 was the chosen browser but when its window is in fullscreen mode and the page is scrolled using the up/down arrows of the vertical bar the page loses graphic integrity and some rows becomes not readable.Confused
Any hint, please? Smile

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hellin

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Location: Spain

PostPosted: Fri 21 May 2010, 10:35    Post subject:  2 bugs
Subject description: 2 bug
 

I have 2 bugs in my computer
1. I cant start Gxine (it crash)
2. sound dont work (it worked in puppy 4.3)
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Joined: 07 Aug 2005
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Location: Southeast Georgia, USA

PostPosted: Fri 21 May 2010, 11:24    Post subject: Re: 2 bugs
Subject description: 2 bug
 

hellin wrote:
I have 2 bugs in my computer
1. I cant start Gxine (it crash)
2. sound dont work (it worked in puppy 4.3)


Please provide lots more detail about your computer, please?

CPU
RAM
Video card
Sound card

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niel6

Joined: 19 Oct 2006
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Location: Sweden

PostPosted: Fri 21 May 2010, 13:54    Post subject: Re: Wireless not connecting at start up
Subject description: could not get internet connection to work
 

[quote="chrismt"]I used all the Network wizards but could not get my internet connection to work.

I have lupu-500

I have an old toshiba laptop and tried following pcmcia network adapters:
All D-link:

DFE-670TXD ethernet cable

DFE-690TXD ethernet cable (green light and almost worked)

DWL-610 wireless (worked for a short period)

I have been able to use DFE-670TXD on earlier puppies

I happen just to day to have gotten a brand new Thomson gateway from my Internet Service Provider as I am switching to combined broadband -and broadband telephony, but my other 3 computers work okay.

When I tried the DFE-690TXD the dialing tone of the telephone disappeared several times, and I had to reset the gateway.
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Ron

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Location: Around Seattle

PostPosted: Fri 21 May 2010, 14:46    Post subject: Re: Some problems on my old notebook  

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PostPosted: Yesterday, at 6:34 pm Post subject:
Subject description: Problem with FireFox on Lupu
Béèm wrote:
Ron wrote:
Don't know if this is a bug; no one else has mentioned it yet. When using FF on Lupu, when I scroll up or down fast enough on some but not all sites, the text either smears badly or leaves missing lines. Ironically, this forum site is one that does it.

FF under 4.3.1 does not do this. Seamonkey under Lupu does not do this.

Any ideas?

EDIT: I just got Lupu working on another computer and FF does not exhibit this problem there. The older computer is slightly slower, a AMD Sempron around 2Ghz and 1 MB memory, so not all that slow. I would blame Firefox, but this does not happen with FF under 4.3.1 on the same computer.
This has been reported before.
I get it sometimes in SeaMonkey also, even in OpenOffice.

Bamoset's reply:
The scrolling problem, the refresh under window problem mentioned here, as well as a transparent menu problem and lines like spider webs on the screen that I haven't seen mentioned yet but I have had with LUPU-500, began to occur when I upgraded to Ubuntu 9.10 last October. In fact, it is what brought me to Puppy in the first place.I Think its a kernel or XORG problem imported to Puppy from Ubuntu. Graphics card here is SIS Mirage2, 128MB shared video memory (SIS 760). There is a driver for this card in LUPU, but the VESA driver seems to work better.

lugligino wrote:

2) Seamonkey 2.0.4 was the chosen browser but when its window is in fullscreen mode and the page is scrolled using the up/down arrows of the vertical bar the page loses graphic integrity and some rows becomes not readable.Confused
Any hint, please? Smile


FWIW, These sound like the same problem, except my problem is with Firefox and lugligino's problem is with Seamonkey 2...Firefox for me is unusable now, but thankfully Seamonkey 2 is a good browser, so I'll probably stick with it unless the problem is solvable.

Ron
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Ron

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PostPosted: Fri 21 May 2010, 15:43    Post subject:
Subject description: Seamonkey home page
 

Sometimes, not always, Seamonkey fails to go to the home page specified in Preferences. It just shows a blank page with no URL shown. In fact, I believe it fails to go to any of the "browser startup" options selected, except for blank page. It seems to correct itself after a while, but I don't know what corrects it. Playing with the startup options and homepage doesn't do anything when it is acting up.

This may be Seamonkey problem I guess, but I never had it happen in 4.3.1.
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PostPosted: Fri 21 May 2010, 19:51    Post subject: Re: Lucid 500 on Phenom II quad processor  

rcrsn51 wrote:
prehistoric wrote:
While I was doing this, I found the same USB flash drive bug just noticed on Quirky 1.1

FWIW, I could not duplicate this problem in Quirky. I tried several flash drives and they all copied large files correctly.
At this point, I don't know what is causing confusion with the USB interfaces. The only common point I've noticed so far is that both machines had AMD multi-core processors. I'm suspecting something to do with the particular USB controller chip, but don't have enough data.

Note: the files copied correctly. The problem was that the light on the drive never stopped blinking even though the drive icon showed it unmounted. Doing a shutdown caused no problems.

Otherwise, Lucid 500 looks very good on that machine.

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