@zagreb

Try to swap kernel and zdrv modules using the kernel and zdrv modules from a later build puppies. Just don't forget to rename the donor zdrv to zdrv_tazpup_5.0.sfs

I found something weird. Ubuntu uses modesetting driver with glamor acceleration for later intel gpu.

@foxpup
May I see also the Xorg.0.log when you lost the keyboard and mouse upon using the generated xorg.conf made by xorg-autoconf?

@foxpup may I see the generated xorg.conf made by xorg-autoconf?

@BarryK
Sure why not?

xorg-autoconf 2.1 released

Changes:
* Improve handling of intel and radeon video cards
* Some optimizations (thanks @01micko)

@enrique

You must need to install fbdev and vesa xorg driver as a fallback. I wonder why they didn't include those fallbacks on BusterDog & StrechDog?

@zagreb

What is the name and model of your GPRS/3G modem?
Try to install pgprs

@enrique How did you get the pci bus id without using busybox lspci applet? Also I made comments on your suggestion, xorg driver is different from kernel module. You cant load kernel module as xorg driver. modesetting or its companion xorg driver will utilize those kernel modules for video cards May...

I read Barry's blog about the persistence issue of pSynclient on his Easy OS. I wonder what does persistence that he talked about?

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@foxpup did you use the latest intel xorg driver? What is the model of your intel video card?

@foxpup yes you need to restart X On xorg-autoconf script, if an intel video card was made year 2012 or older. intel driver will be selected otherwise modesetting will be selected if its drm kernel module was loaded. Major distros abandon intel xorg driver in favor of modesetting ddx for newer intel...

@foxpup you can use it anytime if you want. It was launch from command line. It will just generate the possible contents of xorg.conf on the terminal to apply the configuration just redirect the terminal output to xorg.conf like this xorg-autoconf > /etc/X11/xorg.conf I still make some improvements ...

@mikeslr l noticed that the original xorg auto detection was lack of finer control it justs loads the driver depending on the vendor of the device also sometimes it fails auto detect the video cards. Also I noticed Barry's problem on his Intel GMA video card when using modesetting so he was using in...

xorg-autoconf 2.0 released

* Improved handling of powervr-based intel gpu's
* Improved handling of via, amd, and nvidia gpu's
* Additional video card support

Download link was on the first post of this thread

Some bugfix on xorg-autoconf. The package was uploaded on the first post of this thread

Just a thought about more clean shutdown on puppy/easy os for Main SFS files who does not copied to ram. What if create a extreme simple ramdisk filesystem consists only of very static few busybox applets( https://busybox.net/downloads/binaries/1.30.0-i686/ ). the ash,umount,reboot,pivot_root, and p...

@BarryK it failed to delete from because pup_rw was still in use. Because of top mountpoint or there is an unclosed file for read/write on pup_rw. What if create a very small ramdisk, umount /dev, /sys, /proc, append the ramdisk on top of pup_rw layer mount again the /dev, /sys, /proc then delete th...

I made some improvements and bugfix on xorg-autconf. It was uploaded on the first post of this thread

@BarryK I read your blog about data corruption upon shutdown. I suggest that upon shutdown, just delete the rw_layer from aufs tree and umount the partition where save folder/file is saved (if possible) before poweroff command was executed. Take a look on /etc/rc.d/rc.shutdown of woof-ce latest comm...