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#76 Post by stu90 »

Hi sc0ttman - just a quick comment as i am about to cook tea - will post again later :)

For the icon layout the minimal configuration is formated wrong in my v002 update above - around about line #254 it needs to be changed to:

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  if [ "$minimal" = true ]; then
	echo "Applying minimal desktop icon layout"
    touch -f /tmp/woofyPuppyPin
  cat >> /tmp/woofyPuppyPin <<EOF
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<pinboard>
  <backdrop style="Stretched">/usr/share/backgrounds/default.jpg</backdrop>
  <icon x="32" y="162" label="edit">/usr/local/bin/defaulttexteditor</icon>
  <icon x="32" y="354" label="console">/usr/bin/urxvt</icon>
  <icon x="32" y="450" label="browse">/usr/local/bin/defaultbrowser</icon>
  <icon x="32" y="66" label="file">/usr/local/bin/rox</icon>
  <icon x="32" y="258" label="play">/usr/local/bin/defaultmediaplayer</icon>
</pinboard>
EOF
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#77 Post by sc0ttman »

Thanks Stu, I never even noticed... But corrected now ;)

Another question, is there any reason you put the puppypin_options() function inside the get_themes() function? I think it can safely be moved out to the main script, and then there should be no need to re-declare 'set -a' ... Unless I am missing something..
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#78 Post by stu90 »

sc0ttman wrote:Thanks Stu, I never even noticed... But corrected now ;)

Another question, is there any reason you put the puppypin_options() function inside the get_themes() function? I think it can safely be moved out to the main script, and then there should be no need to re-declare 'set -a' ... Unless I am missing something..
hey sc0ttman,
good news - Applied your .sfs fix on the previous page and have done a remaster of squeezed puppy .sfs automatically detected and renamed correctly and boots ok :D

Just looked at Barrys download page for squeezed puppy there is a zdrv .sfs to download named "zdrv_sqzd_4.99.2.sfs" - i didn't try with a separate zdrv so am unsure what woofy calls it?
http://distro.ibiblio.org/quirky/test/squeezed-4.99.2/

Regarding the PuppyPin setting - no you won't be missing anything - I should have probibly warned you, what i know about writing scripts you could fit on the back of a postage stamp so best to prepare for unusual oddities, errors and wtf's :P

The commented out lines - i thought they might be needed but looking in some .iso the entry in /root/.config/wallpaper/bg_img doesn't always match the wallpaper that is in the /root/Choices/ROX-Filer/PuppyPin file.

Maybe what is needed is instead to use what ever background is in then PuppyPin - this would mean woofy would need to replace the wallpaper that is in PuppyPin with the new custom wallpaper if one is selected.

Then for setting the Desktop icon layout could maybe do something like below under the EOF - i think this should get any custom wallpaper or if no custom wallpaper used then the .iso default that is in PuppyPin?

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EOF
# display wallpaper line of puppypin #
wall=` grep "<backdrop" $basedir/root/Choices/ROX-Filer/PuppyPin`     
 
# replace woofypuppypin wallpaper line with that of puppypin #
sed -i "
/<backdrop/ c\
$wall" $basedir/tmp/woofyPuppyPin

# replaces puppypin with woofypuppypin #
p -a -v $basedir/tmp/woofyPuppyPin $basedir/root/Choices/ROX-Filer/PuppyPin
fi

Im not quite sure how woofy applies custom wallpapers but maybe something like this could be added to it?

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# $woofywallpaper being /path/to/woofy/wallpaper.jpg #
woofywall="<backdrop style="Stretched">$woofywallpaper</backdrop>"
   
   sed -i "
/<backdrop/ c\
$woofywall" $basedir/root/Choices/ROX-Filer/PuppyPin
Looking in /usr/sbin/icon_switcher mine seems to be the same.

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if [ "$NEWTHEME" != "" ];then
 for ONESVG in `find /usr/local/lib/X11/themes/${NEWTHEME}/ -maxdepth 1 -type f -name \*.svg | tr '\n' ' '`
 do
  ONEBASENAME="`basename $ONESVG .svg`"
  rm -f /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps/${ONEBASENAME}48.png
  rsvg-convert -w 48 -h 48 -o /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps/${ONEBASENAME}48.png $ONESVG
  rm -f /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps/${ONEBASENAME}24.png
  #rsvg-convert -w 24 -h 24 -o /tmp/${ONEBASENAME}24.png $ONESVG
  ##if svg has transparency, JWM does not render properly in x16 bit color, screen out...
  #pngtopnm -mix /tmp/${ONEBASENAME}24.png | pnmtopng > /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps/${ONEBASENAME}24.png
  rsvg-convert -w 24 -h 24 -o /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps/${ONEBASENAME}24.png $ONESVG
 done
 for ONEPNG in `find /usr/local/lib/X11/themes/${NEWTHEME}/ -maxdepth 1 -type f -name \*.png | tr '\n' ' '`
 do
  ONEBASENAME="`basename $ONEPNG .png`"
  cp -f $ONEPNG /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps/
  touch -m /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps/${ONEBASENAME}.png #v3.98
  xONEBASENAME="`basename $ONEBASENAME 48`"
  if [ "$xONEBASENAME" != "$ONEBASENAME" ];then #scale to 24 pixels...
   pngtopnm -alpha $ONEPNG > /tmp/temp.pbm #separate transparency channel.
   pnmscale -reduce 2 /tmp/temp.pbm > /tmp/temp2.pbm
   pngtopnm $ONEPNG | pnmscale -reduce 2 | pnmtopng -alpha=/tmp/temp2.pbm > /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps/${xONEBASENAME}24.png
   touch -m /usr/local/lib/X11/pixmaps/${xONEBASENAME}24.png #v3.98
  fi
 done

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#79 Post by sc0ttman »

stu90 wrote:hey sc0ttman,
good news - Applied your .sfs fix on the previous page and have done a remaster of squeezed puppy .sfs automatically detected and renamed correctly and boots ok :D
Good, thought it might... :D I've made lots of changes , yet to test any of it so far, but I think it should all work fine.. The next version should be a good one!
stu90 wrote:Just looked at Barrys download page for squeezed puppy there is a zdrv .sfs to download named "zdrv_sqzd_4.99.2.sfs"
Yeah good... I forgot the obvious, and stupidly asked where to find zdrv filename info - Barry says to look inside the DISTRO_SPECS in initrd.gz or in /etc (they should be the same) for the zdrv filename... Here is what spup is using, according to DISTRO_SPECS: "zdrv_spup_121.02.sfs", so that seems to be consistent..

Woofy does not support these zdrv names... yet... But it does support 2 kinds of zdrv naming already used in other pups and older Woof builds... :roll:

But getting the name from DISTRO_SPECS (if it is present) should be easy enough.. For older pups, without DISTRO_SPECS, that's easy too... So even zdrv creation will work for all puppies in the next Woofy :)

The commented out lines - i thought they might be needed but looking in some .iso the entry in /root/.config/wallpaper/bg_img doesn't always match the wallpaper that is in the /root/Choices/ROX-Filer/PuppyPin file.p
I've also found that the wallpaper value in PuppyPin does not seem to be accurate, or match what is used... So that's fine then, can leave that...

About wallpaper setting in Woofy, I think we can leave as is, cos Woofy just adds the new wallpaper image to /usr/share/backgrounds creates a symlink to it called default.jpg - as far as I am aware, this is always the chosen wallpaper on first boot in Puppy... I maybe wrong though, gonna test soon...

If you said that wallpaper changing worked for you, then that's fine...
Looking in /usr/sbin/icon_switcher mine seems to be the same.
Good, I think I will add the relevant code from icon_switcher into the set_themes function... Hopefully that will remove your problems with missing icons in fbpanel...
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#80 Post by sc0ttman »

updated to 0.7, see main post... Thanks Stu! :D

EDIT: Re-uploaded 0.7 - fixed important typo .. download again if u already got it

The good news: I am posting this from a remastered Spup alpha, mostly went well, had to do 2 remasters, 2nd one with no zdrv.. See issues below:

known issues with 0.7, will be fixed for 0.8

- do not create a zdrv for any ISO with a different kernel to the one you're using (named wrong)
- wallpaper needs fixing if themes are edited, but wallpaper NOT changed
- add fix for defaultaudioplayer

- in general the 'chroot' parts of the script need looking at, maybe I am doing it wrong
(CONFIRMED.. I'm doing it wrong... help appreciated)

I need something like

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KER=`chroot $basedir uname -r`
I need this to return the kernel version of the mounted SFS, not the host system! Alternatively I could get the kernel version from the /lib/modules dir ... But do I need the full version number, or the shortened symlink??

Please help if you can...

plans for future:

- fix above issues
- new: option to create SFS of removed files - use list
- update: localisation possible
- defaults-chooser 0.9 (GUI to add new default**, show all added, integrate MIME editor)
- choose a kernel pet to change kernel, in the new ISO
- option to make SFS of files removed from ISO
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#81 Post by smokey01 »

Hi sc0ttman,

Woofy is really coming along and seems to be working quite nicely.

I have a couple of questions:

I created an exclude.lst to delete files but did not define the path to those files. All except sylpheed was deleted. This is the list:

sylpheed
ycalc
xcalc
cgtkcalc
ayttm

As you can see I did not include the path but it still worked for all except sylpheed. Should I include the full path?

What happens if there is more than one file to the application you wish to remove? Do you need to list them all?

I made geany the default text editor instead of nicoedit. Worked

I also changed the desktop background which worked fine.

I created a directory where I placed Skype and Pidgin and both were included in the ISO and worked perfectly when burned to disk. It did delete the PETS from the directory though which was a bit of a bugger but it may have been me being too quick clicking on buttons in your script.

Is it possible to add additional items in the drop down list for default programs. EG Text editor offers NicoEdit and Geany. If I was to type in, say VI would that then become the default?

Anyway it becoming a very impressive remastering tool.

Thanks

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#82 Post by sc0ttman »

I created an exclude.lst to delete files but did not define the path to those files. All except sylpheed was deleted. This is the list:

sylpheed
ycalc
xcalc
cgtkcalc
ayttm

As you can see I did not include the path but it still worked for all except sylpheed. Should I include the full path?

What happens if there is more than one file to the application you wish to remove? Do you need to list them all?
You must list the full path to each file to delete, not only the package name.

Hmm... It should not delete stuff if the path is not correct, I will have to look over the code... The GUI and the Help page both state you should use full paths... That way you can delete multiple files of the same name. Click the Help button for more info, on how me and Stu90 make our lists...

I am guessing sylpheed was not deleted, as only the first thing matching 'sypheed' was deleted - which may have gone unnoticed.

So your list should be something like:

/usr/bin/ayttm
/usr/bin/sylpheed
/usr/share/ayttm/

and so on...

I may change the way stuff is deleted, but for now listing the full paths is the most accurate way (and accuracy is very important)

But for me, mounting or extracting the SFS, then using pfind or pfilesearch on the mounted sfs directory, limited to search only within the mounted SFS files, works well....pfind can even save the results for you...

As I say, I may try to automate this process in Woofy itself, may not be too hard, but will lead to auto deletion - at least the list can be checked before it is used....
I made geany the default text editor instead of nicoedit. Worked

I also changed the desktop background which worked fine.
Good - the defaults chooser should work fine, I wasn't sure, but on further testing, it all seems good.. Setting the wallpaper works fine too, but choosing to edit themes and then NOT setting the wallpaper causes missing wallpaper (due to broken symlink, I think) at the moment...
It did delete the PETS from the directory though which was a bit of a bugger but it may have been me being too quick clicking on buttons in your script.
Yes, woofy will ask to delete the PETs, and it also recommends against it... I also have clicked 'yes' at this point, cos I was being lazy.. easily done... but the text is there to be read...
Is it possible to add additional items in the drop down list for default programs. EG Text editor offers NicoEdit and Geany. If I was to type in, say VI would that then become the default?
Yes.. Again, click the help button, and it will explain... But basically you can write whatever you want in the lists, and save it, then it should work...
Anyway it becoming a very impressive remastering tool.

Thanks
Thanks, glad you like it...
With a few more fixes it should be rock solid. :D
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#83 Post by smokey01 »

When I used the following list all was deleted as expected.

/root/.packages/builtin_files/sylpheed
/root/.sylpheed-2.0
/root/.sylpheed-2.0/sylpheed.log
/root/.sylpheed-2.0/sylpheed.log.bak
/root/.sylpheed-2.0/sylpheedrc
/root/.sylpheed-2.0/sylpheedrc.bak
/root/.sylpheed-2.0/sylpheedrc.bak.1
/root/.sylpheed-2.0/sylpheedrc.bak.2
/root/.sylpheed-2.0/sylpheedrc.bak.3
/usr/bin/sylpheed
/usr/lib/libsylpheed-plugin-0.so.0
/usr/lib/libsylpheed-plugin-0.so.0.0.1
/usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons/sylpheed.xpm
/usr/share/applications/Sylpheed-mail-and-news.desktop
/usr/share/pixmaps/sylpheed.png
/usr/share/sylpheed
/usr/share/sylpheed/faq/en/sylpheed-faq.html
/usr/share/sylpheed/manual/en/sylpheed.html
/etc/ayttmrc
/root/.ayttm
/root/.packages/builtin_files/ayttm
/usr/bin/ayttm
/usr/bin/ayttm_streamer_wrapper
/usr/lib/ayttm
/usr/sbin/ayttmshell
/usr/share/applications/ayttm.desktop
/usr/share/ayttm
/usr/share/pixmaps/ayttm.png
/root/.packages/builtin_files/ycalc
/root/.ycalcmem
/usr/local/bin/ycalc
/usr/share/applications/Ycalc-TI-59-scientific-calculator.desktop
/usr/share/doc/ycalc.txt
/etc/X11/app-defaults/XCalc
/usr/bin/xcalc
/usr/share/applications/Xcalc-scientific-calculator.desktop
/root/.packages/builtin_files/cgtkcalc
/usr/share/applications/Cgtkcalc-complex-numbers.desktop
/usr/share/cgtkcalc
/usr/local/lib/X11/mini-icons/cgtkcalc.xpm
/usr/bin/cgtkcalc

I just thought it strange that the calculators would be deleted without actually defining the full pathnames. I thought you must have done something very clever.

I might try and get rid of Gnome-mplayer and mplayer. I bet this breaks some stuff. I really prefer VLC although it's bigger.

Thanks

stu90

#84 Post by stu90 »

Hi sc0ttman thank you for the Woofy updates. 8)

Just done a quick remaster of squeezed puppy so far setting JWM, GTK, Icon, wallpaper and desktop layout - all worked as expected, will do some further testing tonight. :)

cheers.

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#85 Post by sc0ttman »

You're welcome.. updated to version 0.8 .. Quite a few fixes, works nicely so far, remastering 431 and spup, creating zdrvs, then remastering again, putting zdrv back into main sfs.. all other features seem to work ok too... :) But time will tell...

EDIT.. oops.... re-uploaded 0.8..
the 1 person who downloaded should re-download..

i tested and tested, everything seems to be working fine (this time)..
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#86 Post by stu90 »

Hi sc0ttman,

I made a short run through video on doing a simple remastering of a Puppy .iso using Woofy. :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpMk7frOEho

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#87 Post by sc0ttman »

stu90 wrote:Hi sc0ttman,

I made a short run through video on doing a simple remastering of a Puppy .iso using Woofy. :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpMk7frOEho
that's excellent... looks really good.. Nice work! :D
Added to main post!

Did that ISO actually boot though? ;) lol...

I like your desktop... What puppy are you using, and did you have to setup xcomposite for the fade in/out of windows, GTK widgets, etc?

EDIT: known issues (not critical) for 0.8:

- empty icon/jwm/gtk/etc theme dirs should not be listed in theme selection
- urxvt wrongly identified as installed in ISO sometimes, when updating to 'default' puppypin
- some PETs do not install (may be bad PET files, have to check them)
- some SFS files may cause problems when in package dir (not sure yet, though)
- default chooser fix, to show it works with defaultaudioplayer - actually works fine already, but shows blank..
- theme selection GUI should really list the default themes of ISO as default choices, so you definitely know when u changed them
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#88 Post by Jim1911 »

Hi sc0ttman,

Just tried your latest Woofy 0.8. Impressive, you have made a lot of progress since version 0.2, it is now so simple and quick to set up a custom iso. It's the fastest remaster I've used. So far, it has worked fine and the new iso booted perfectly with all changes, both additions and deletions. I'm posting from it now. I still have some of your fine features to check out.

Thank you,
Jim

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#89 Post by stu90 »

Hi sc0ttman,

The Puppy i used for recording is lucid lite - for the fade in / out etc i use xcompmgr and for window transparency transset. 8)

Regarding showing the default themes in the Woofy GUI - i made this script the other day for displaying the default openbox or JWM themes in use for when i take screen shots.
Image
Maybe some of this could be used to obtain the relevant information from the base .iso ?
The only problem i ran into was obtaining the current JWM theme - i had to edit the JWM theme switcher GUI to output to a file the JWM theme when it is changed as there is no file containing the name of the JWM theme in use.
Attachments
pti.gz
Puppy theme info (pti)
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#90 Post by Henry »

Woofy looks wonderful. Even the video is a tour de force. I only took a quick glance, but is there any possibility a puppy based on QuirkyNop-1.2 (xfce, Thunar) could be woofied? I know, some people are never satisfied :-)
- Woofy can remaster any Puppy Linux ISO, using any version of Puppy Linux. . .
EDIT: Never mind - I should have known.

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#91 Post by sc0ttman »

Henry wrote:Woofy looks wonderful. Even the video is a tour de force. I only took a quick glance, but is there any possibility a puppy based on QuirkyNop-1.2 (xfce, Thunar) could be woofied? I know, some people are never satisfied :-)
- Woofy can remaster any Puppy Linux ISO, using any version of Puppy Linux. . .
EDIT: Never mind - I should have known.
Woofy does not include the option to change XFCE themes - it's only JWM, Openbox, GTK and Icons at the moment... But you can always tick the 'edit filesystem' checkbox to make some manual changes before the remastered SFS is created.
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#92 Post by FreQ »

Hi guys, and thank you Sc0ttman for that awesome tool !

Quick question though: if i choose to add a suffix to the SFS file, then the ISO created won't boot.
I get the splash image, it then loads the keyboard parameter i added (fr), then searches for Puppy files but it seems like it's looking for the original lupu_528.sfs instead of using my custom lupu_528oscar.sfs

I'm no expert in linux cfg files so i thought i'd ask.
Here's the syslinux file: am i supposed to adapt something in there to match the custom SFS file name?

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default puppy
display boot.msg
prompt 1
timeout 5

F1 boot.msg
F2 help.msg
F3 help2.msg

label puppy
kernel vmlinuz
append initrd=initrd.gz pmedia=cd pkeys=fr
Also, just to make sure: if i have save files on discs of previous 528 frugal installs, and manage to boot my custom ISO without pfix=ram, is it supposed to invite me to load them?
Or would the fact that the SFS name is different actually skip those save files?

I'm having so much fun with all this :)
Thanks for you help!

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#93 Post by sc0ttman »

FreQ wrote:Hi guys, and thank you Sc0ttman for that awesome tool !

Quick question though: if i choose to add a suffix to the SFS file, then the ISO created won't boot... it seems like it's looking for the original lupu_528.sfs instead of using my custom lupu_528oscar.sfs

...if i have save files on discs of previous 528 frugal installs, and manage to boot my custom ISO without pfix=ram, is it supposed to invite me to load them?
Or would the fact that the SFS name is different actually skip those save files?
Glad you like Woofy, I plan to update it a bit some time.. With features most people won't ever use - kernel switching, XFCE themes, and a few other things...

Anyway... The suffix should not change anything at boot, it should work without other changes (at least puppy 4.2.x works this way, as far as I remember!)... Maybe the 'init' script inside initrd.gz does things differently in Lupu...

You can use Woofy to edit the 'init' script inside initrd.gz by the way...

And also, as far as I know, the suffix will not change which save files are detected and presented..
That means, even after adding the suffix, the same old save files will be listed..
(Unless you then move your SFS files or save files to separate directories, of course...)

Hope that helps.
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#94 Post by FreQ »

Thanks for the answer mate
I'm gonna keep trying a few things and check the init scritp
I'll be experimenting with any update you post later as well, for sure!
Keep it up :)

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#95 Post by Jim1911 »

Hi sc0ttman,

I agree, it works so much better than the regular remaster tool. Looking forward to the extras you mention.

Thank You,
Jim

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