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I have returned to Puppy, problem downloading file...

#1 Post by jcagle »

I'm trying to download something someone posted on Rapidshare. I am getting this error when trying to download it in Seamonkey.

There is not enough room on the disk to save /tmp/qrvc60va.bin

Remove unnecessary files from the disk and try again, or try saving in a different location.

I know this can't be true. I just created a new 1.25 Gigabyte pupfile.

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#2 Post by Sit Heel Speak »

Umm,...isn't /tmp in physical ram, rather than in the savefile? Have you tried saving to a mounted partition, e.g. /mnt/sda1...?

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#3 Post by jcagle »

It wouldn't let me pick where to save it.

Anyway, I'm not having this problem in Firefox.

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#4 Post by Sit Heel Speak »

Edit-->Preferences-->Downloads-->tell it where.

Or, do you mean, Firefox lets you download to /tmp, but Seamonkey doesn't?

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#5 Post by jcagle »

Firefox is downloading to the /root directory.

Seamonkey is downloading to /tmp . I like Firefox better anyway. Seamonkey won't load Facebook right.

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#6 Post by Sit Heel Speak »

Well, I wouldn't know, I don't use Facebook.

Ttuuxxx has recently made something called Firepup, a very fast Firefox.

However, when using an SMP 2.6.27.2 kernel in Puppy 4.1, on my rig, the speed difference between Firepup and bog-standard SM 1.1.13 is not very much.

I do know that Seamonkey will not let me send in the new, improved Hotmail, unless I go into about:config and change

general.useragent.extra.Seamonkey

to read

Firefox/2.0 really Seamonkey/1.1.13

Anyhow, glad it's working for you now. Welcome back.

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#7 Post by jcagle »

Thanks. I was in Ubuntu land for a while, but 8.10 was causing some problems for me, and I kind of want to get back to work on my own Puppy-based distro. This one also supports my wireless on my laptop out of the box where Ubuntu doesn't.

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#8 Post by Sit Heel Speak »

Yeah, the newer kernels have dramatically increased the variety of wireless cards they include support for.

I'm one of those microwave-sensitive tinfoil-hat-wearers though. I don't do wireless. I even moved out to a remote mountain area, where even the cellphone signal is iffy, to stop the constant ringing in my ears.

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#9 Post by jcagle »

Haha, I understand that, I guess.

Now, if I could only get horizontal and vertical scrolling turned off on my touch pad in Puppy 4.1.1...until then, I'm using my USB mouse, and as a graphic designer, when I'm doing work, the mouse works better for me anyway.

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#10 Post by Sit Heel Speak »

Dunno. My wild guess would be it's a Synaptics entry in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, but I don't have a touchpad. Perhaps if you lsmod and identify the touchpad driver, then rmmod to remove it. Uh, be careful though, I don't know whether our kernels have rmmod support.

Anyhow, bedtime here. I affirm someone wiser will answer you aptly in the other thread. G'Night.

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#11 Post by jcagle »

Yeah, I checked that file. There was nothing in that file.

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#12 Post by jcagle »

Never mind that. Apparently I opened the wrong file.

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#13 Post by HairyWill »

jcagle wrote:Seamonkey won't load Facebook right.
Facebook works for me, devils spawn ajax bloat that it is. It might just be one of your facebook applications or whatever it is they call them.
Last edited by HairyWill on Fri 21 Nov 2008, 12:26, edited 1 time in total.

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#14 Post by jcagle »

The chat and notifications in the bottom right hand corner of Facebook do not show up in Seamonkey.

Other than that, it loads fine. But I use that chat a lot on Facebook.

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#15 Post by CatDude »

Hi

@ Sit Heel Speak
Sit Heel Speak wrote: I do know that Seamonkey will not let me send in the new, improved Hotmail, unless I go into about:config and change

general.useragent.extra.Seamonkey

to read

Firefox/2.0 really Seamonkey/1.1.13
Nice one. :wink:
Thank you very much indeed.

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Re: I have returned to Puppy, problem downloading file...

#16 Post by stiginge »

jcagle wrote:I'm trying to download something someone posted on Rapidshare. I am getting this error when trying to download it in Seamonkey.

There is not enough room on the disk to save /tmp/qrvc60va.bin

Remove unnecessary files from the disk and try again, or try saving in a different location.

I know this can't be true. I just created a new 1.25 Gigabyte pupfile.
Man, you need to clear the /tmp folder of some files, enough until there is sufficient space for the new download.

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Re: I have returned to Puppy, problem downloading file...

#17 Post by Moose On The Loose »

jcagle wrote:I'm trying to download something someone posted on Rapidshare. I am getting this error when trying to download it in Seamonkey.

There is not enough room on the disk to save /tmp/qrvc60va.bin

Remove unnecessary files from the disk and try again, or try saving in a different location.

I know this can't be true. I just created a new 1.25 Gigabyte pupfile.
If you have enough room on the hard disk, you should be able to swap the /tmp out with a directory on a hard disk. You have to do a little bit of pulling the rug out from under the table without upsetting the table, but here is the basic method.

(1) Mount your hard disk Lets say it is sda1

(2) make a directory on it called "BigTemp"

(3) fire up console and do this:

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cd /
ls mnt/sda1

# Look to make sure BigTemp is really there before you do this next step

mv tmp oldtmp ; ln -s /mnt/sda1/BigTemp tmp

# Now press enter a few times and check to make sure the sky didn't fall
At this point you should have as much room in /tmp as the hard disk allows.

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#18 Post by jcagle »

Wow, this is a seriously old thread. I'm using Tiny Core these days. May come back to Puppy soon. We'll see.

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