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RSH
 Joined: 05 Sep 2011 Posts: 2420 Location: Germany |
Hopefully NOT! Sorry, I don't want to be offend and also I don't want to disparage anyone's work, but my impression of this OS has been far below the level of my impression when I first met Puppy Linux - actually Muppy 08.3F. Ok. It boots into the graphical desktop. So far, so good. What I would like to complain, is: - too less applications available in the ISO (I would prefer maybe a 100 to 150 MB ISO with some more applications) - could not connect to the internet - - GPRS USB Flash Modem NOT recognized - - could not find any application to setup the internet connection manually - video viewer/player not working and - after exiting the graphical desktop (exited to prompt) I could not restart JWM - - entering 'X' into the (prompt) Console lets the screen turn blank and black and did force me to make a hard shutdown by computer's power switch. This was my first Debian experience - I doubt I want to make any further ones. RSH _________________ LazY Puppy RSH's DNA SARA B. |
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saintless
 Joined: 11 Jun 2011 Posts: 3846 Location: Bulgaria |
This means you are not ready to learn something different. Its OK by me. I will answer to your complains. It might be useful for someone else.
Any application you like can be installed in few minutes, remastering or creating save file takes also few minutes. I prefer to have a choice what application to use.
In the first post I described I don't have wireless to test. Thank you for this information. Peace of cake to fix this Next version will have wicd as separate sfs. It will take about 10 Mb I think.
Trust me, with proper configured debian live you will not need them. But wicd will give you such option.
luvcview works if you have web camera attached. It is something I need It was the main reason to create this iso and can be removed anyway.
Strange. Frugal install does not have such a problem on my PC. I will check this out. Cheers, Toni _________________ Farewell, Nooby, you will be missed... |
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sunburnt
 Joined: 08 Jun 2005 Posts: 5083 Location: Arizona, U.S.A. |
Got it, gonna try it Frugal with the Save file. Then I noticed Smokey has it now also. Thanks Saintless.! |
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saintless
Joined: 11 Jun 2011 Posts: 3846 Location: Bulgaria |
Type startx and you get in jwm in 2 seconds. Just tested from live cd. Cheers, Toni |
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mcewanw
Joined: 16 Aug 2007 Posts: 3194 Location: New Zealand |
Pity it needs a pae-capable CPU - doesn't work in my old lappy unfortunately. _________________ SomeOfMyWork with links: dCoreDog weX, scrox, Precord, Premote, fokSyfEyeR, xhippo-mod, flite_hts_pet |
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RSH
Joined: 05 Sep 2011 Posts: 2420 Location: Germany |
Hi.
Sorry, but obviously I did not read the first post.
Thanks, for the info about the web camera.
Of course, I'm ready to learn something different. To learn something different is the red line (or the common thread) that runs through my life. I'm now a full time (LazY) Puppy Linux user (and partly a developer somehow) by learning something different, starting with AtariST (Pascal hobby programmer on so called (DE) Public Domain Software, MIDI-Music-Composing) and later using Windows for about 10 years just as a user.
I had made USB hd install on a FAT32 partition using the boot menu entry from Keef:
I assume, yours is NOT for Grub4DOS?
Since it has entry boot at its end? I know it can happen from time to time, that an OS hangs up and forces the user to do a hard shutdown. Last time when I have had such while trying XUbuntu 11.04, was in 2011. Did never ever try it again, because I don't like Operating Systems that will force me to make a hard shutdwon after a FIRST try. Each time then I have to reboot Windows and to execute a scan disk - because of the FAT32 partition. Sometimes I do find some strange files in a .FOUNDXXX folder which I don't know how to handle them. Usually I do then format the FAt32 boot partition and reinstalling everything - which means: copying the backup files back to the FAT32 partition, then installing Grub4DOS and replacing the menu.lst with my menu-lst backup. I'm ready to learn something different, but I'm not willing to give any Operating System a second chance to force me to do such as described again. Exactly this, what I've had described above, I had to do after testing the Light-Debian-Core Operating System - because I have found these strange files again (3 files this time in directory .FOUND000 (or similar)). Sorry, but as I have stated in my previous post: I don't want to be offend and also I don't want to disparage anyone's work! RSH _________________ LazY Puppy RSH's DNA SARA B. |
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sunburnt
Joined: 08 Jun 2005 Posts: 5083 Location: Arizona, U.S.A. |
Tried it, and stopped booting after scripts were loaded. [Ctrl] [Alt] [Del] rebooted it. # Any ideas? Grub4dos menu file:
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saintless
Joined: 11 Jun 2011 Posts: 3846 Location: Bulgaria |
Try this one. I guess you have it in folder called debian-live. It should be just live. Just copy the live folder as it is.
_________________ Farewell, Nooby, you will be missed... |
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sunburnt
Joined: 08 Jun 2005 Posts: 5083 Location: Arizona, U.S.A. |
Will do Saintless. Made a 500 MB live-rw file and it got to mount /mnt/sda3 ( don`t know why it did that ). # Update: Changed name and menu.lst file and it boots... Nice.! Xfe, Xterm, and the H3V Browser ( never heard of it ). Posting this update from the H3V browser. HowTo close H3V`s lower panel and it`s list of gif files? # I`ve never seen a setup that you couldn`t change the dir. name. # Would "boot=live" need to be "boot=Debian-Live".? . Last edited by sunburnt on Fri 06 Dec 2013, 02:34; edited 3 times in total |
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saintless
Joined: 11 Jun 2011 Posts: 3846 Location: Bulgaria |
Grub Legacy installed from Turbopup Extreme. No offense taken. Everyone is free to share his impressions. Just a small correction. I don't think of this as a separate distro. It is and it will stay pure Debian-live. I will try to make it look more like puppy without breaking its structure (I hope I didn't so far. Testing will show). Debian-Live will always present in the name as a gratitude to the Debian live team which is doing great job over the years. _________________ Farewell, Nooby, you will be missed... |
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saintless
Joined: 11 Jun 2011 Posts: 3846 Location: Bulgaria |
H3V home page: http://tkhtml.tcl.tk/hv3.html There is a way to change the name of live folder. I just haven't test it my self. I will read how it has to be done from Grub and I will add this and much more information in the next days in the first post. Today I will try to explain how to slim down debian this way in different topic. I will have to do some steps again to explain it proper. I might not answer soon enough to questions here but I will try. Cheers, Toni _________________ Farewell, Nooby, you will be missed... |
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sunburnt
Joined: 08 Jun 2005 Posts: 5083 Location: Arizona, U.S.A. |
Thanks for this Toni, it`s something different for sure. Terry |
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saintless
Joined: 11 Jun 2011 Posts: 3846 Location: Bulgaria |
Is this the message you get on boot? I will try to make a version with no pae kernel. Two kernels in this version will increase the size with about 40-50%. Check out the first post for information about this in a few days. _________________ Farewell, Nooby, you will be missed... |
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saintless
Joined: 11 Jun 2011 Posts: 3846 Location: Bulgaria |
This is the topic about reducing debian live size. Please, wait until tomorrow to add all I can there. http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=741785#741785 _________________ Farewell, Nooby, you will be missed... |
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nooby
Joined: 29 Jun 2008 Posts: 10548 Location: SwedenEurope |
Wow saintless much appreciated you share this with all of us. I am a bit lazy this week but most likely I will try it out and report here if it worked on my 64 bit dual core AMD x2 CPU HP/Compaq desktop with 3gb RAM only the radeon? graphic may be a problem. So if I get it it does not have any browser from scratch one use apt get? What about connecting to the Router Modem how does one do that? And how does one know if one have pae-capable CPU or not? AMD X2 64 bit _________________ I use Google Search on Puppy Forum not an ideal solution though Last edited by nooby on Fri 06 Dec 2013, 07:22; edited 1 time in total |
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