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Re: Dpup Wheezy. Woof2 built debian wheezy packages based Puppy

#196 Post by anikin »

Billtoo wrote:It didn't see my ethernet at first, SNS seems to work better than Network manager.
Same here. My ethernet wasn't recognized either. Don't know, if SNS works better or not, I didn't bother to test the other one. And it's very unusual, that my ethernet wasn't picked up at once. I just forgot when I last used a network manager to set it up. At the risk of sounding petty and grumpy, I'm once again reporting, that there's no firewall icon in the taskbar. Its presence gives me peace of mind. It's like you'll have a better sleep, knowing there's a loaded gun under your pillow :/

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#197 Post by pemasu »

Billtoo and Anikin. I suppose you both mean that there wasnt ethernet autoconnection. I suppose you didnt have to modprobe your ethernel kernel module driver. And so...your ethernet was autorecognized ie the driver was loaded but the internet connection was not automatic. Or did I decipher your posts wrongly.

Anyway...I should not have touched to anything concerning internet autoconnection. But....I need to test myself.

About firewall_state tray app...yeah...I still keep the base sfs quite bare. Just install that tray app from murga-forum. Easily found.

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#198 Post by Billtoo »

pemasu wrote:Billtoo and Anikin. I suppose you both mean that there wasnt ethernet autoconnection. I suppose you didnt have to modprobe your ethernel kernel module driver. And so...your ethernet was autorecognized ie the driver was loaded but the internet connection was not automatic. Or did I decipher your posts wrongly.
It didn't auto connect, I loaded the module and it said it was already
loaded.
Network wizard would connect but it wasn't persistent boot to boot,
SNS was.
Also have problems with vlc, I couldn't get the one in ppm to work, I
made my own but it needs to be installed every reboot and also started
from the terminal.
I tried starting it with the grun utility and typing vlc it would
change to vlc-wrapper, changing back to vlc loaded it but it seemed to
be loading every sound and video file on the disk, stopping vlc and
loading a file or directory works then.
Were you able to install vlc from ppm?

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#199 Post by OscarTalks »

My ethernet didn't autoconnect either on this one. First try SNS reported that the interface had no connection. Rebooted the live CD and this time SNS connected. I don't usually have to do anything.

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#200 Post by pemasu »

Okay. About this ethernet autoconnection feature or better lack of it. It is new Puppy feature. The change which causes this is here:
http://bkhome.org/blog2/?viewDetailed=00105
and the affected files are listed here:
http://bkhome.org/fossil/woof2.cgi/info/b152ca1f61

I traced them down to /sbin/pup_event_frontend_d script and to the net_setup pet.
Using net_setup-20111016.pet ie older version and copying the pup_event_frontend_d from previous woof I was able to autoconnect.
The fix starts to work after swapping the script and installing the previous net_setup pet and rebooting.

I have tested this now several times and I think my finding is accurate.

So...for giving Frisbee place in Woof, the ethernet autoconnection was lost. Not sure if this was intentional downgrade or non-intentional misbehavior. It should be asked from Barry Kauler.

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#201 Post by anikin »

Yes, pemasu. It's exactly how you describe it. Recognized, but not autoconnected. SNS did its job, I didn't have to modprobe anything.

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#202 Post by pemasu »

Billtoo. libva-x11-1 library was missing. I have included that to the build. Installing it enabled video decoding for me. Sound worked even before. Also matroska video, but .avi didnt or mp4 video.
Thanks.

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#203 Post by peebee »

Hi pemasu

Rerwin's new Frisbee seems to work as expected when loaded onto Dpup Wheezy with my Broadcom B43 wifi using the wl driver.

I've had some problems getting my Chromium-25 sfs to behave though...

The first thing I needed to do was to make a link in /usr/lib to /usr/lib/firefox called /usr/lib/seamonkey. Without this link chromium was unable to find libnss3.so even though it was present in /usr/lib/firefox.

With this link chromium does run if started from the terminal however it refuses to run when started from its .desktop file even though the calls appear to be the same. I don't know how to get error messages from .desktop files so can't work out what the problem is :-(

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#204 Post by pemasu »

Peebee. I tested with latest google-chrome. I did symlink most of the libs in /usr/lib/firefox to the /usr/lib.
I got google-chrome working by that...and also from DOTdesktop in menu.
I downloaded latest google-chrome .deb, copied /usr/* from my existing google-chrome sfs and symlinked those libs in firefox folder.
I might do that symlinking for next build so that they are there ready.

I didnt have any difficulties after above things to use my chromium-25.sfs. Not sure if I have ever uploaded it.

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#205 Post by Billtoo »

pemasu wrote:Billtoo. libva-x11-1 library was missing. I have included that to the build. Installing it enabled video decoding for me. Sound worked even before. Also matroska video, but .avi didnt or mp4 video.
Thanks.
I started with a new savefile and I installed kdegames and lxterminal
along with vlc all from ppm.
There was a lib missing from kdegames and the libva missing from vlc, I got
those at http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages.
It's all good now :)

Thanks
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#206 Post by jabu2 »

Pemasu, you said you:
downloaded latest google-chrome .deb, copied /usr/* from my existing google-chrome sfs and symlinked those libs in firefox folder. ...
.....might do that symlinking for next build so that they are there ready.

That would be helpful, and thanks.

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#207 Post by RoDoN »

pemasu wrote:Dpup Wheezy 3.5.2.5 has been uploaded. I have used latest woof.

I have added the support files for intel atom poulsbo graphics, from 01micko`s pet.

Download link: http://www.smokey01.com/pemasu/DpupWhee ... heezy3525/
Automatically start X from the fbdev driver and resolution only 640x480 on Acer Aspire One AO751h-52Br.
In distro is modesetting-0.3.0, which does not work :(
If you set the xf86-video-modesetting-0.6.0-i486_dpup.pet, restart your PC with the creation savefile, then resolution 1366x768 :D

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P.S. Should replace in distro modesetting-0.3.0 on modesetting-0.6.0, then everything will be fine.
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#208 Post by pemasu »

Thanks RoDoN. I will update the build. The ethernet autoconnection also is now fixed. The cause was my dumbness. It just needed that separated wag_profiles pet to be included. Barry K guided me back to the sober path.

I will rebuild the latest build and reupload it with those fixes.

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#209 Post by pemasu »

Dpup Wheezy 3.5.2.5 has been reuploaded.
I fixed the ethernet autoconnection by including wag_profiles pet, added libva-x11...so that multimedia apps works straight from PPM....like vlc, updated modesetting_drv.so to the RoDon`s newer 0.6.0 version, so that intel atom poulsbo netbooks get better graphics, symlinked those firefox libs so that Chromium and google-chrome should work.

There seems to be problem with dbus starting in boot when pfix=ram situation. The service starts ok when I have savefile. I really dont know what is going on. Possibly some dependent service is not in use or my machine do things too quickly and I should add sleep to somewhere.
Anyway....when launched in console and you get dbus error....you need to start dbus manually:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/dbus start
If someone has knowledge how to fix this dbus autostart problem...I will grant him with gratitude and praise.

Download link in the first page.

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#210 Post by RoDoN »

pemasu wrote:Dpup Wheezy 3.5.2.5 has been reuploaded.
updated modesetting_drv.so to the RoDon`s newer 0.6.0 version, so that intel atom poulsbo netbooks get better graphics
Thanks pemasu.
Automatically start X from the fbdev driver and resolution only 640x480, then run xorgwizard -> Probe -> ... and start X then resolution 1366x768.
Now all is well :D
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#211 Post by Billtoo »

I did a manual frugal install to a hp desktop pc.

VIDEO REPORT: Dpup Wheezy, version 3.5.2.5

Chip description:
VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82G33/G31 Express Integrated
Graphics Controller (rev 02)
Multimedia video controller: Internext Compression Inc iTVC16 (CX23416)
Video Decoder (rev 01)
Requested by /etc/X11/xorg.conf:
Resolution (widthxheight, in pixels): 1440x900
Depth (bits, or planes): 24
Modules requested to be loaded: dbe
Probing Xorg startup log file (/var/log/Xorg.0.log):
Driver loaded (and currently in use): intel
Loaded modules: dbe dri dri2 extmod fb fbdevhw glx kbd mouse record
Actual rendering on monitor:
Resolution: 1440x900 pixels (380x238 millimeters)
Depth: 24 planes

Installed from ppm: kdegames,lxterminal,and vlc-2.0.3
Installed from pets: xfe-1.34,mc-4.8.1.7,cmus-2.5.0,htop-1.0.2,and
PupSnap-2.1
I installed kdegames first and I noticed that it downloaded some vlc
files, it then prompted for more files to be downloaded but clicking
on the debian repo gave an error so nothing was installed, I
downloaded kdegames-card-data a second time and that succeeded and
installed all the other kdegames files as well.
Vlc 2.0.3 installed from ppm without problems.
I downloaded and installed google chrome from the google website but
trying to run it gives an error, it needs the same run-as-root fix as
vlc (if that's easyily done)
The ethernet autoconnected this time.

That's it so far, thanks.
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#212 Post by Billtoo »

I downloaded and installed opera_12.14.1738_i386.deb (debian version)
from the Opera website, it's working fine, I installed
flashplayer-11-11.2.202.270 with getflash.
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#213 Post by peebee »

pemasu wrote:Dpup Wheezy 3.5.2.5 has been reuploaded.
Hi pemasu

Chromium-25 sfs is now working correctly from its DOTdesktop file when loaded onto the updated version of Dpup Wheezy.

Rerwin's new Frisbee is also working correctly.

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#214 Post by pemasu »

Testing straight google-chrome install from .deb

Here is my post:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 261#686261

And here is the fixed script to disable root user restriction from .deb google-chrome. Install the pet and after that install your wanted google-chrome .deb. Previously installed ones are not affected.
Happy testing.
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#215 Post by Billtoo »

Your fix works with google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb, nice job!
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