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CD eject at shutdown
MinHundHettePerro
The mods worked in the sense that the 2 optical drives were ejected but there was additional error messages which I don't understand. Any idea what's the cause and how to fix?
Ejecting CD's...Remove the medium, then press [Enter]:
On pressing the Enter key, these lines are displayed:
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/failed) failed: Read-only file system
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/failed) failed: Read-only file system
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/queue) failed: Read-only file system
Remove the medium, then press [Enter]:
I press the Enter key and the first drive closes, the second opens and these are displayed (again).
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/failed) failed: Read-only file system
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/failed) failed: Read-only file system
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/queue) failed: Read-only file system
acpid
exiting
After wiping the .2fs and re-installing Quirky, I modified /etc/rc.d/rc.shutdown again. On subsequent shutdown attempts, practcally the same result, difference being there is now udev[1676] or some other numbers each time.
B.K. Johnson
The mods worked in the sense that the 2 optical drives were ejected but there was additional error messages which I don't understand. Any idea what's the cause and how to fix?
Ejecting CD's...Remove the medium, then press [Enter]:
On pressing the Enter key, these lines are displayed:
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/failed) failed: Read-only file system
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/failed) failed: Read-only file system
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/queue) failed: Read-only file system
Remove the medium, then press [Enter]:
I press the Enter key and the first drive closes, the second opens and these are displayed (again).
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/failed) failed: Read-only file system
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/failed) failed: Read-only file system
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/queue) failed: Read-only file system
acpid
exiting
After wiping the .2fs and re-installing Quirky, I modified /etc/rc.d/rc.shutdown again. On subsequent shutdown attempts, practcally the same result, difference being there is now udev[1676] or some other numbers each time.
B.K. Johnson
puppeee seems to have glxgears by default.
In Quirky PPM there was no glxgears when I did a search.
Is it a Pet that one download from some third source?
I had 1500 on puppeee when tested on my Acer D250 and would be cool to test what it is like when using Q120 and Lupu 508.
I still don't know enough but a bit more.
http://bkhome.org/blog/?viewDetailed=01564
Barry mention his NVidia pet and GLX gears may be part of that one.
or one can go to PPM and do Mesa install and edit ....
Barry writes
I don't really need it I just wanted to have something to compare different ditros and different graphics drivers how they behave.
What else can one use that are not very subjective like perceived jerkiness in rendering?
In Quirky PPM there was no glxgears when I did a search.
Is it a Pet that one download from some third source?
I had 1500 on puppeee when tested on my Acer D250 and would be cool to test what it is like when using Q120 and Lupu 508.
I still don't know enough but a bit more.
http://bkhome.org/blog/?viewDetailed=01564
Barry mention his NVidia pet and GLX gears may be part of that one.
or one can go to PPM and do Mesa install and edit ....
Barry writes
Playdayz did have it (GlxGears) in Lupu, but there was some trouble so took it out. He might provide a PET package later if anyone wants to add it.
With Quirky 1.0, you should be able to add GLX by running the Puppy Package Manager and install the 'mesa' PET package, from the 'puppy-quirky' repository (use Search to find it).
Then edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and change "Disable "glx"" to "Load "glx"".
...then cross your fingers and restart X.
...if GLX still fails, look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log for clues.
I don't really need it I just wanted to have something to compare different ditros and different graphics drivers how they behave.
What else can one use that are not very subjective like perceived jerkiness in rendering?
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
not an ideal solution though
- MinHundHettePerro
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Re: CD eject at shutdown
Those error messages come from udevd, complaining about /dev/.udev/xx being read-only. My naïve layman's view on this is that there cannot be any harm in killing the udev daemon at the very end of the shutdown-process (someone more knowledgeable, please, correct me if I'm wrong).B.K. Johnson wrote:MinHundHettePerro
On pressing the Enter key, these lines are displayed:
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/failed) failed: Read-only file system
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/failed) failed: Read-only file system
udev[1654]: delete_path: rmdir(/dev/.udev/queue) failed: Read-only file system
Remove the medium, then press [Enter]:
...
Inserting the line marked in red
into /etc/rc.d/shutdown ejects my CD/DVD without error messages.1028 touch /etc/mtab
1029 killall -9 udevd
1030 # eject all
1031 if [ "$DETECTEDCDS" ]; then
DISCLAIMER: I'm no expert whatsoever, just a layman kind of average tinkerer, so no guarantee that it will work in all situations .
hth /
MHHP
[color=green]Celeron 2.8 GHz, 1 GB, i82845, many ptns, modes 12, 13
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]
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]
Why use nvidia drivers, they are huge and not open-source ?
missing xorg fonts directories : /usr/X11R7/lib/X11/fonts/OTF, 100dpi, 75dpi
solution : created them and inside did mkfontdir
missing xorg fonts directories : /usr/X11R7/lib/X11/fonts/OTF, 100dpi, 75dpi
solution : created them and inside did mkfontdir
Last edited by linuxcbon on Tue 10 Aug 2010, 14:31, edited 2 times in total.
It is not important to me to have glx gears. I have Omellette and that one can be used to compare different distros.
But would be cool to know what goes wrong when I only got 1500 on my Acer D250.
Ohters get over ten times better? So in that way glx gears would be cool.
I din't dare to use Mesa, it could change something else so I lose what has taken me some 8 months to slowly build up.
Sure I could do a whole new install with other name and there install Mesa Hmm
But would be cool to know what goes wrong when I only got 1500 on my Acer D250.
Ohters get over ten times better? So in that way glx gears would be cool.
I din't dare to use Mesa, it could change something else so I lose what has taken me some 8 months to slowly build up.
Sure I could do a whole new install with other name and there install Mesa Hmm
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
not an ideal solution though
Quirky 1.2 is FAST! Couldn't find Abiword,..but added Ted (works great). Looking for Nvidia Legacy driver for Quirky,...and maybe Java. (but not sure if I really need either one).
EDIT: Did a re-install of Quirky 1.2,...and Abiword is there (guess I just did something wrong with the original install). Everything OK now.
EDIT: Did a re-install of Quirky 1.2,...and Abiword is there (guess I just did something wrong with the original install). Everything OK now.
i looking for the latest list of quirky bootcodes. i prefer to set all the options by setting the boot parameters (keyboard, language, timezone, locale, video, etc.). this is to minimize the configuration prompts when booting. also, i don't use savefiles since i use frugal quirky on usbdisks. thanks.