I want to play with the defualt settings in aria2c. I often start aria2c through flashgot, which so far as I can tell does not allow adding command line arguments. this also means I donot keep the url naturally. My real struggle is that if the connection drops so does aria2c, and I have to restart ...

oooh, so I just saw the how to there, I was hoping to try to get developing anyhow, so I will try that.

thanks tempestuos.

The driver is exactly the same size I figure that is a key indicator, and it didnt work so thats another.

but, I was only guessing how to deal, and put the gspca.KO where the old one used to be.

didnt seem to change anything,
thanks

anyhow though.

hiya, I have completed all the steps aforementioned (in the first post of this topic) , however at step 6 ctrl + space seems just to revert me back to the previous font, instead of the Chinese one I have selected. I tried to work around, by adding another shortcut combo t do the same job, however ...

I couldnt find a readme on it, should I just put this with the other, replace the old one, or in a bin r lib directory?

thanks

Thanks,

I've tried 2, don't see any harm in trying the third. (apart from the 2rmb for the cd.)

also for the gspca, Ill see if I can play with it for a while.

many thanks.

you said it is complicated to get the drivers needed onto puppy 4.2

but I cannot get jaunty to start up. It shows the boot options, but no further. it just hangs, with a flashing underscore.

how complicated is it, I realise I am quite the newbie. but I should like to learn.

Hi I have been using puppy 4.2 for about a month now, I really like the feel and the speed. I am not a complete linux newbie, but I feel I don't understand all that much. I can and am willing to learn. There are however a few things that made it difficult to make the jump. The first and possibly the ...

so arias pet shop in adventure quest came up a number of times when I was trying to find the pet file.
hehe

Hey so after posting the previous, I decided to try to check a few other managers. aria2c seems to be doing what I was asking for. no cloggage from, and from what I can tell it seems to have a second file to help it resume later in the same place, which seems handy. took me a few seconds to work out ...

I tried this wxdfast, but what I found as I tried to download a new distro (109 M) that it seemed to dowload this whole file into ram before saving it where I had told it to put it. This meant the puppyspace bar was full. Eventually the download finished and it saved it where it was supposed to go ...

cool, thanks.

ok, I think I got this. but just to make sure. jaunty puppy, is like ubuntu crossed with puppy. The version you are directing me to contains the drivers I need for the webcams. I have the iso file on download now, so I shall try to get those burned tomorrow. and see if it all works. can I use an old ...

Cool, thanks.

will try this, and get back with results as soon as possible.

--edit: Does puppy 4.2 retro have the latest gspca? or do these files need downloading/installing too.

the chinese webcam is gearhead, and I think pioneer series.

Hiya Basic problem: I am unable to work out which information fits me from the forums and the help I can see, I found a site with drivers that work up to puppy 2.7. I have found some details about using gspca but I am not sure if this works with either of my cameras the first manufacturer unknown ...

This prolog application is awesome.

so mu?

does this mean, using this makes using rpms as simple as using the .pup files?

once you have done that, it is installed?

if so, that's awesome.

thanks ttuuxxx.

Hey, so I followed the link http://www.puppylinux.asia/tpp/ttuuxxx/ ... 4-i386.pet

and it is asking for username and password to enter.

how do I get hold of these?

Hiya, thanks for that link aitch,

there was a comment at the bottom about the key not working with ascii just yet, so after converting the key to hex, it connects fine.

many thanks again.