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Karl Godt
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#401 Post by Karl Godt »

runtt21 wrote:Just finished a new build of e 71440 will start testing tomorrow if all goes well I should have another update for mp528 and mp528v2 soon.

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Congrats !

Tried to built the core modules eina eet evas was ok but failed to build ecore and further .

Will stick with edje_[de]cc . I used to switch to b_a_w grill_light when i want to use the configuration panel to be able to read some lines .

Btw Macpup511 had no language modules installed . The lang .mo from Opera2 worked fine on Macpup5111 .
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#402 Post by runtt21 »

Barburo wrote:
I believe there is a version of pmount out there that is ext4 friendly.
Where did you see this?

@ Karl, "to be able to read some lines" try using older style themes like smoke or night bling.
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#403 Post by James C »

Barburo wrote:
I believe there is a version of pmount out there that is ext4 friendly.
Frugal install of Macpup 528 v2 ......... no problems mounting and accessing ext4 savefiles.. FWIW.
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#404 Post by Barburo »

I know that the Lighthouse Pup derivatives all recognize ext4 partitions so I assumed that it was pmount that did it.
So ... I copied the pmount exec from LHPup 503 (Tazoc's latest 32-bit LHPup which correctly identifies my /dev/sda7 partition as ext4), and executed it in Macpup528.

It ran perfectly but listed my ext4 partition as ext3!
So I'm wondering where and how does Macpup identify the partitions?

I looked in fstab (after booting into macpup 528) and all I see is:
none /proc proc defaults 0 0
none /sys sysfs defaults 0 0
none /dev/pts devpts gid=2,mode=620 0 0
/dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy auto noauto,rw 0 0
which doesn't tell me much.

I looked in LHpup /sbin and saw that Tazoc had another exec - pmount3 with a note that it was changed to recognize ext4 partitions. It ran properly on LHPup 503 but when I copied it to Macpup it only ran far enough to display the swap partition then it quit. I ran it in a terminal and it showed an error message .
sh-4.1# /pmount3
Killing old window
/pmount3: line 770: 20400 Terminated yaf-splash -font "8x16" -outline 0 -margin 4 -bg orange -text "Puppy Drive Mounter

Please wait, probing hardware..."
I'm not up to any more investigating than that so I pass this ext4 puzzle onto someone who's more tech capable than I am.
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#405 Post by runtt21 »

@Barburo , Macpup's pmount and the way it identifies partitions isthe same as lucid's.


I have almost finished my testing of the new updates and should have them uploaded in a few days. :D
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#406 Post by Karl Godt »

Barburo wrote:I know that the Lighthouse Pup derivatives all recognize ext4 partitions so I assumed that it was pmount that did it.
So ... I copied the pmount exec from LHPup 503 (Tazoc's latest 32-bit LHPup which correctly identifies my /dev/sda7 partition as ext4), and executed it in Macpup528.

It ran perfectly but listed my ext4 partition as ext3!
So I'm wondering where and how does Macpup identify the partitions?

I looked in fstab (after booting into macpup 528) and all I see is:
none /proc proc defaults 0 0
none /sys sysfs defaults 0 0
none /dev/pts devpts gid=2,mode=620 0 0
/dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy auto noauto,rw 0 0
which doesn't tell me much.

I looked in LHpup /sbin and saw that Tazoc had another exec - pmount3 with a note that it was changed to recognize ext4 partitions. It ran properly on LHPup 503 but when I copied it to Macpup it only ran far enough to display the swap partition then it quit. I ran it in a terminal and it showed an error message .
sh-4.1# /pmount3
Killing old window
/pmount3: line 770: 20400 Terminated yaf-splash -font "8x16" -outline 0 -margin 4 -bg orange -text "Puppy Drive Mounter

Please wait, probing hardware..."
I'm not up to any more investigating than that so I pass this ext4 puzzle onto someone who's more tech capable than I am.
B
Just a short not : not at any Macpup atm :
pmount uses

grep 'ext[2-4]' /usr/sbin/pmount
#v420JPa1 4Jun09: fix mount iso9660, ext2/ext3
#VALIDPARTS="`echo "$PARTSINFO" | grep -E 'vfat|msdos|ntfs|minix|ext2|ext3|ext4|reiser|xfs|iso9660'`"
VALIDPARTS="`echo "$PARTSINFO" | grep -E 'vfat|msdos|ntfs|minix|ext2|ext3|ext4|reiser|xfs|iso9660|udf'`"

bash-3.00# grep 'PARTSINFO=' !$
grep 'PARTSINFO=' /usr/sbin/pmount
PARTSINFO="`$PROBEPART -k | grep -v 'none' | tr ' ' '_' | tr '\t' '_' | cut -f 1-3 -d '|'`" #v3.98 fix for mut2.
PARTSINFO="/dev/$i|vfat|1440
PARTSINFO="$FDDRIVE|vfat|1440
cutPARTSINFO="`echo "$PARTSINFO" | grep "$xDSKPATTERN" | tr '\n' ' '`"

bash-3.00# grep 'PROBEPART=' !$
grep 'PROBEPART=' /usr/sbin/pmount
PROBEPART="probepart"
PROBEPART='mut --noserv probepart' #v407

bash-3.00#

To get the partitions .
Puppy does not write much into /etc/fstab automatically, except the default four lines cited above and only used by /etc/rc.d/rc.shutdown at last line busybox umount -ar
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#407 Post by Karl Godt »

runtt21 : about grill_light : /usr/share/enlightenment/data/themes already has two "readable" .edj's :
default.edj and illume.edj , which both have a grill_dark background .
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#408 Post by runtt21 »

Wow the .062 build of e .That's Fox 3 . I haven't boot that up in a long time. I misunderstood what you were telling me,Sorry.

BTW they changed the edj file format, mp511 has the new type and the converter for the old type. If you make .edj files in a macpup before 511 they wont work in any of the ones from 511 on.....
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#409 Post by runtt21 »

I have converted Karl's background so it will work in 528 and made a .pet for it. Enjoy.
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#410 Post by Barburo »

Thanks for the replies.
The ext4 thing was "Operator Error"!
If you have "use MUT" checked for pmount it won't recognize ext4 partitions.
Un-check it and it does see ext4.
Egg on my face.
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#411 Post by Karl Godt »

mut is a pretty old project by Jesse :

mut2 update - fixes for Dingo 4.1alpha5
in times of kernel 2.6.25

ext4 was introduced with kernel 2.6.30 i think .
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#412 Post by runtt21 »

New optional updates for macpup528 and 528v2 see second post here:

http://hardkap.net/forums/topic/macpup-528-updates

I have updated my java guide too, 5th post:

http://hardkap.net/forums/topic/how-to-java-and-flash-1

I am currently working on some new themes. I should have the first one out in a day or two....
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#413 Post by omskates »

Hi Runtt :D
I've not been very active on forums last several months. Just wanted to say "HI" to my friends. 8)
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#414 Post by runtt21 »

Hey Omskates, Good to hear from you!!!

I decided to put Karl's background into a theme. :D I should have MP-Silk-4 uploaded soon. The Macpup logo and text fade in and then out on mouse over.


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#415 Post by runtt21 »

The MP528-Silk-4.pet is now in the macpup 528 folder on my macpup page. Enjoy !!
[url]http://macpup.org/runtt21[/url]
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#416 Post by runtt21 »

I have decided to rename one of the new themes that I have been working on "Hypnotized" in Honor of Bob Welch the late Fleetwood guitarist. The Wallpaper is by pr09studio. http://pr09studio.deviantart.com/

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I should have it up tomorrow.I have three more new themes after this one.
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#418 Post by runtt21 »

The MP528-Hypnotized-1.pet is now in the macpup 528 folder on my macpup page. Enjoy !!
[url]http://macpup.org/runtt21[/url]
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#419 Post by Gnuxo »

I was wondering. An error happened while trying to get an app working in Macpup 528, and x crashed.

I wound up in the tty screen. I tried to see if I could get into a different tty session by ctrl+alt+(f2/3/4..etc;)

But it requested a password. I wasn't aware that Macpup had a root password.

I know that you guys didn't expect that people would need it. Usually your in X. But it's good to know it in case X crashes again and I need to get into weechat via command line to ask for help.

Thanks in advance for any answers.
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#420 Post by runtt21 »

If X crashes you need to run "xwin enlightenment_start " at the prompt.

What where you trying to run?
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