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#31 Post by Q5sys »

edoc wrote:
Q5sys wrote:My next version will probably be based on the newer Slackpup release. Im waiting for it to go final to start work.
Any exciting news?
did 5.3 go final without me noticing? ;)
Im waiting till all the bugs are ironed out. That way theres less bug testing for me. :P

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#32 Post by edoc »

Q5sys wrote:
edoc wrote:
Q5sys wrote:My next version will probably be based on the newer Slackpup release. Im waiting for it to go final to start work.
Any exciting news?
did 5.3 go final without me noticing? ;)
Im waiting till all the bugs are ironed out. That way theres less bug testing for me. :P
Sounds like good strategic wisdom to me!

I have no idea about 5.3 ... can't keep up with all that is going on in Puppyville.

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#33 Post by Q5sys »

edoc wrote:
Q5sys wrote:
did 5.3 go final without me noticing? ;)
Im waiting till all the bugs are ironed out. That way theres less bug testing for me. :P
Sounds like good strategic wisdom to me!

I have no idea about 5.3 ... can't keep up with all that is going on in Puppyville.

:roll:
good strategic wisdom... more like efficient slacking. ;)

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#34 Post by droope »

this is awesome!

backtrack is 2GB now... couldn't even think of installing it on my old PC. :( I guess i have to buy a real computer to work comfortably??? let's put that to a test. :D

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#35 Post by droope »

hey the wireless doesn't work in my EEEPC 701, anyone know why? it has never worked so far on a puppy, now that i remember.

:(
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#36 Post by edoc »

Have you tried Squeeze 5X9 or the aging but Netbook-friendly Fluppy 013?
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#37 Post by droope »

heh it's just that i really liked the attack pup. i even created the article on thewiki about eeepc now that I remember... there used to be a patch for the eeepcs.
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#38 Post by Q5sys »

just a little update guys...
working on v2 now.
using slacko as a base. running into a few problems with a few tools not wanting to run due to dependency conflicts (slacko having newer versions than what it needs).
But Im slowly working through it all.
Still hoping for that Dec 31 2011 deadline, I've unoffically set for myself. lol

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#39 Post by Q5sys »

droope wrote:hey the wireless doesn't work in my EEEPC 701, anyone know why? it has never worked so far on a puppy, now that i remember.

:(
I never had a problem with the 1005HA eeepc I used to have. Guess they used some weird hardware in it. Did you try compiling the newest drivers for the wireless card?

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#40 Post by eztuxer »

Hi !

Installed on AAO (Acer Aspire One) netbook, on 16 GB USB stick.
Wifi works... :-)

However, it won't use the AZERTY Latin BE keyboard even tough it is actually written in etc/keymap

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#41 Post by droope »

Great distro, I'm currently making a full-disk install ^^

Ditched the EEEPC for now. :)

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#42 Post by Barkin »

Q5sys wrote:... thats a unidirectional Wifi Boosted antenna.
As for the manufacturer... its a custom setup by a company that specifically creates hardware of this nature.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=494653#494653

Shouldn't the elements be insulated from the metal boom ? ...

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Enfin une distro un peu différente

#43 Post by Pelo »

Enfin une distro un peu différente (Ah, something new !)
Attack Pup brings something New in my puppies collection. I am checking it deeper. This distro is nice !

Bonne journée. Pelo

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#44 Post by Ray MK »

Pelo said - This distro is nice !

Agreed - Fantastic -- and runs well on my 10yr old Acer 243LC.

What fun - lots to try and learn.

Thanks to all who helped make this superb puppy.

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#45 Post by edoc »

Barkin wrote: Shouldn't the elements be insulated from the metal boom ? ...
Not necessarily - it depends on the feed system. Many yagi antennas do not insulate/isolate the elements.
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#46 Post by mikeybaby72 »

edoc wrote:
Barkin wrote: Shouldn't the elements be insulated from the metal boom ? ...
Not necessarily - it depends on the feed system. Many yagi antennas do not insulate/isolate the elements.
They are only Directors after all - not part of the Looped Dipole itself. :!:
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#47 Post by Q5sys »

An Update:

V2 has been shelved for a while now due to being burried with other projects currently. I hope to return to it soon, but Ive got to get a few things off my place first.

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#48 Post by mikeybaby72 »

Q5sys wrote:An Update:

V2 has been shelved for a while now due to being burried with other projects currently. I hope to return to it soon, but Ive got to get a few things off my place first.
Thanks for letting those of us who believe in this project know. I will look forward to any updates and hope you don't abandon the project.

Good luck with your other projects my friend. :) Are any of them Puppy related that I might find interesting (I love almost all Puppy related projects)? :?:
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#49 Post by Q5sys »

mikeybaby72 wrote:
Q5sys wrote:An Update:

V2 has been shelved for a while now due to being burried with other projects currently. I hope to return to it soon, but Ive got to get a few things off my place first.
Thanks for letting those of us who believe in this project know. I will look forward to any updates and hope you don't abandon the project.

Good luck with your other projects my friend. :) Are any of them Puppy related that I might find interesting (I love almost all Puppy related projects)? :?:
Yes one of them is puppy related. It's a fork of AttackPup in a totally different direction with one purpose and intention. I'm doing it as as learning/research project... so I doubt it will get released here. It's specifically targeted at a single vector so it'd be useless in every other way.
Hopefully this winter I'll have the time to continue my V2 development.

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#50 Post by nilsonmorales »

please in futures vesion add aircrack m4 gui

http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=80929

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tnx in advance

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