I re-booted and ran through the advanced boot options. They are all in the form:
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/vmlinuz initrd=/initrd.gz pfix=xxx
Should I use it? (I still don't know what it means.)
M.
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/vmlinuz initrd=/initrd.gz pfix=xxx
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/vmlinuz initrd=/initrd.gz pfix=xxx
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if [[ $1 == "restart" ]] ; then
if [[ ! -z $WIFI_IF ]] ; then
reset-wpa
fi
reset-dhcp
fi
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if [[ $1 == "restart" ]] ; then
WIFI_IF=`cat /etc/frisbee/interface 2>/dev/null`
[ $WIFI_IF ] && export INTERFACE=$WIFI_IF
if [[ ! -z $WIFI_IF ]] ; then
reset-wpa
fi
reset-dhcp
fi
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. /usr/local/frisbee/func
...
reset-wpa
reset-dhcpcd
Works awesome on my FDD Lucid 5.2playdayz wrote:I made a one-click Pet for Lucid 5.2 that contains frisbee, dhcpcd, xpupsay, and the wpa-supplicant--everything needed
Thanks jemimah.
As far as I know, there is not much chance I can "verify" the quality of your code lines... More: I don't know how to use the tarball above!please inspect my coding in the attached difference listing of /etc/init.d/frisbee. I think it is correct, but would like other eyes to verify that. Thank you.
The boot flash screen I get has a list of "advanced" boot choices, one of which is "Copy OS files to RAM for boosted performance". This is the one that writes:replace the xxx with ram. . . I do not know whether the flash drive installation handles input arguments the same way as with CDs. . . I expect that the "flash screen" should be self explanatory, since the CD startup screen is.
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/vmlinuz initrd=/initrd.gz pfix=ram
I am running ToOpPy 1.0 (based on Puppy "Precise" 5.4.3)...rerwin wrote:Argolance,
Which puppy are you starting with? With precise-5.7.1 or lucid pup 5.2.8.6 or any with frisbee-1.x, you need only the 1.2 beta pet.
There are so many things "downloadable", and pages (in english!) to read. I don't know exactly if the 01micko's creation is better than the simple 2.7 one, I just downloaded and installed it because I thought it was the only "good" one (latest one!).Note that network_tray-2.7.2 is 01micko's creation, which I have not worked with other than to conclude that it re-implements the old Frisbee icons (as I recall). What is it about 2.7.2 that makes it better than 2.7? Just curious, in case I want to steal an idea from it.
Richard
Re #1: It does not link to icanhazip.com directly, but does use ipinfo, which does. However, ipinfo has been fixed so that it does not link there unless the user selects that as an option. By default, ipinfo does not link to icanhazip.com.I would like to test the latest version of Frisbee in DebianDog, and have 2 questions.
1) Does your version have ipinfo (icanhazip) implemented in the code?
if it doesn't,
2) Your pet seems to be structured differently from the DD setup. Should I just manually replace the files, or do uninstall first? Can you also make a deb file in addition to pet?
Dear Richardrerwin wrote:They appear to be ready for addition to the woof-CE system.