Changes since beta1:
* Added more keyboard maps.
* Replaced the mkswap, swapon/off utils.
* Added the Multiple Sound Card Wizard.
* Other small fixes.
Also fixed the Handbrake (DVD ripper) pet package. It's all here:
http://puppylinux.asia/tpp/kirk/Fatdog2-32bit/
Fatdog2 32bit beta2
Hi kirk,
Here is a mirror
http://puppylinux.ca/tpp/kirk/Fatdog2-32bit/
I didn't have original md5sum so I created them on the server...please check it to be sure...Eric
Here is a mirror
http://puppylinux.ca/tpp/kirk/Fatdog2-32bit/
I didn't have original md5sum so I created them on the server...please check it to be sure...Eric
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Thanks kirk.
I'll go into my rabbit hole and try it, get back to you soon
cheers!
EDIT: It works well. Variety of my systems now runs FD111, FD112, FD2-32 and FD2-64
I'll go into my rabbit hole and try it, get back to you soon
cheers!
EDIT: It works well. Variety of my systems now runs FD111, FD112, FD2-32 and FD2-64
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Some trouble.
Downloaded Fadtog200b2.iso from Caneri's mirror, checked MD5 and burned.
Boots normally; at start the Xvesa setup wizard does not show up and must be called by hand to change resolution; the background setter works fine; the keyboard behaves oddly - the DEL key does not work, the arrow keys don't respond at all, some numeric keypad keys act as the arrows etc., no matter what KB layout is chosen. No Italian KB layout can be set, and apparently no other.
The connection (line ADSL with Ethernet card) seems to get configured normally, but the device name does not show up as with the standard Puppy and the browser works ONLY if no firewall is set up: once it is, data seem to be flowing but no page is displayed.
Yep, the test box runs all Puppies regularly.
Ahh, at least no <Insert> key bug...
Posted with Fatdog2.
*** EDITED: These problems occur only with Xvesa, not with Xorg, excepting the firewall-related one. BTW, Firefox-Shiretoko is quite slow to start: about 7 seconds vs. 4 for SeaMonkey and 2 for PuppyBrowser (Puppy 4.3Beta1).
Ah, there's another little bug: no mousewheel scroll with EPDF -- this one really puzzles me tho it's no showstopper, for it works with everything else (happens with Xorg too).
Boots normally; at start the Xvesa setup wizard does not show up and must be called by hand to change resolution; the background setter works fine; the keyboard behaves oddly - the DEL key does not work, the arrow keys don't respond at all, some numeric keypad keys act as the arrows etc., no matter what KB layout is chosen. No Italian KB layout can be set, and apparently no other.
The connection (line ADSL with Ethernet card) seems to get configured normally, but the device name does not show up as with the standard Puppy and the browser works ONLY if no firewall is set up: once it is, data seem to be flowing but no page is displayed.
Yep, the test box runs all Puppies regularly.
Ahh, at least no <Insert> key bug...Posted with Fatdog2.
*** EDITED: These problems occur only with Xvesa, not with Xorg, excepting the firewall-related one. BTW, Firefox-Shiretoko is quite slow to start: about 7 seconds vs. 4 for SeaMonkey and 2 for PuppyBrowser (Puppy 4.3Beta1).
Ah, there's another little bug: no mousewheel scroll with EPDF -- this one really puzzles me tho it's no showstopper, for it works with everything else (happens with Xorg too).