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} else {
set pupfile [exec /bin/losetup-FULL /dev/loop1 | grep "/pup_save" | cut -f 2 -d "(" | cut -f 1 -d ")" | cut -f 4 -d "/" ]
}
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} else {
set pupfile [exec /bin/losetup-FULL /dev/loop1 | grep "/msy_save" | cut -f 2 -d "(" | cut -f 1 -d ")" | cut -f 4 -d "/" ]
}
I think you mean pup_save.3fs muppy 08 solves the problem ofDownloaded 008, burnt to CD, booted, made Muppy flash boot. Then I copied a dev_save 3fs file to the stick from a Puppy 2.0.1
if edit you /usr/loacl/bin/MuppymplayerThe clock should be in usr/local/GtkBasic-AnalogclockThe analog clock did not come through the upgrade intact; I can find no trace of it. I booted the CD again hoping to find info on its name and/or how to get it but I could not find a thing. How can I get that clock -- it's so cool.
if you need ndiswrapper it requires the dev_008.sfsBooting from the CD I never could get connected to my router on eth0, but with the old save file normal setup worked fine. I mention this because it may relate to the next item.
I need the devx_080.sfs in there badly.......
just run sylpheed and open the configuration>Common Preferences>Details>External commandsOne teeny-weeny problemette however: http://etc.etc links in emails have no effect
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/usr/local/bin/defaultbrowser -remote 'openURL(%s,new-window)'@ Willhunt,
Did you mean there is no ndiswrapper in the normal install?
I misspoke I've just been using it so long I missed a upgradeyes you should rebuildSo should I have done it differently? The copying of pup_save.3fs
to the stick? Should I have started from scratch and rebuilt my
installed system?
to make your system Thanks Will. So everything should have been working... My wireless thingy is supported via ndiswrapper or prism2_usb in other Linuxes (Mandrake, Ubuntu, etc.) according to what I read on the 'net, but somehow Muppy/Puppy doesn't seem to like it. It's not in Puppy Extras, presumably because prism2_usb is meant to do the job, and has been for most other people with DWL-122s on other Linuxes.willhunt wrote:nic2109
aboodoo@ Willhunt,
Did you mean there is no ndiswrapper in the normal install?
somewhere because no devx_008.sfs was needed ndiswrapper in muppy_008
as for your dastardly dongle maybe this link will help Puppy Extras
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FATAL: module prism2_usb not found.while booted on the new pup save file I run these command againstWhat do you mean when you say you clean your old pup_saves?
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e2fsck -p /mnt/home/Old_pup_save.2fs
mount -o loop /mnt/home/Old_pup_save.2fs /mnt/data
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mksquashfs /mnt/data /mnt/home/old_pup_save.sfs
I use the program ISOMaster from the multimedia menu and add the devx_080.sfsAnd if I still need devx_008.sfs how would I get it on the boot CD?
sometimes it allows me to copy thing out of the /usr directory into theAnd, when you mount them do you get their functionality back?
Fantastic! It now works a treat, so many thanks.willhunt wrote:nic2109just run sylpheed and open the configuration>Common Preferences>Details>External commandsOne teeny-weeny problemette however: http://etc.etc links in emails have no effect
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/usr/local/bin/defaultbrowser -remote 'openURL(%s,new-window)'
