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I have installed this update - now it is working - thx !rg66 wrote:What kind of install do you have, USB?baszek wrote:I am using now newest x-precise 2.3 - is there a posibility to install some pup, which allows me to choose during the shutdown to save or not to save (as it was at x-precise 2.2)?
Download and install this fix and see if that helps.
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 067#767067
I was using x-precise 2.3 for a few days and sth is wrong with that save or not menu at shutdown. I have installed once some software just to test how it works - like spotify, chromium etc. then I chose to not save during shutdown, but despite I chose to not save, I have still spotify, chromium installed. The funny thing is that this software is now installed but it is not on uninstall list.baszek wrote:I have installed this update - now it is working - thx !rg66 wrote:What kind of install do you have, USB?baszek wrote:I am using now newest x-precise 2.3 - is there a posibility to install some pup, which allows me to choose during the shutdown to save or not to save (as it was at x-precise 2.2)?
Download and install this fix and see if that helps.
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 067#767067
Are these pets or sfs? If they are sfs then update sfs-load to 2.0.8 and see if that sorts it out.baszek wrote:I was using x-precise 2.3 for a few days and sth is wrong with that save or not menu at shutdown. I have installed once some software just to test how it works - like spotify, chromium etc. then I chose to not save during shutdown, but despite I chose to not save, I have still spotify, chromium installed. The funny thing is that this software is now installed but it is not on uninstall list.
If these were pets: in PUPMODE=3/7/13 PPM copies packages' files directly into the savefile (pup_ro1), but all metadata goes to tmpfs (pup_rw), so not saving session results in exactly that kind of a mess - pet remains installed, but is not listed.rg66 wrote:Are these pets or sfs? If they are sfs then update sfs-load to 2.0.8 and see if that sorts it out.baszek wrote:I was using x-precise 2.3 for a few days and sth is wrong with that save or not menu at shutdown. I have installed once some software just to test how it works - like spotify, chromium etc. then I chose to not save during shutdown, but despite I chose to not save, I have still spotify, chromium installed. The funny thing is that this software is now installed but it is not on uninstall list.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=64354
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I'll give the Bluetooth suggestion a go on the weekend.rg66 wrote:@ yerc1
I've never had any luck with bluetooth and puppy. Take a look at this link and give it a try. Read the xfce part.
http://themikex.blogspot.com/2012/05/bl ... linux.html
As far as the touchpad goes, I'm sure that requires patching and re-compiling the kernel. That's a bit much for me but I'm compiling the latest 3.15.1 kernel and will see if I can get X-precise to run with it. I've never had much luck with that either though.
rg66,rg66 wrote:If enough people are interested I will do a version 3.0 starting from scratch with compiled Xfce4 packages, this should fix the P3 / Athlon issue as it did with X-slacko.
If not, I will probably do a v2.4-final as precise puppy isn't being developed anymore.
After a few hours of running around in circles I finally managed to get Bluetooth working in X-slacko. I couldn't browse my phone but I did transfer a file. I'll have to start from scratch and see which of the bazillion packages I installed are really needed.pchan wrote:I really hope there is a way bluetooth can work in xprecise or xslacko.
Changelog?rg66 wrote:X-precise-2.4 delta's are available for download, ISO's coming soon.
This will be the final version of X-precise due to a lack of interest and the fact that precise puppy is no longer being developed.
Although I couldn't have used that patch as is, I might have been able to manually add it. But, since I couldn't get X-precise to boot with a newly compiled kernel, there was no point.yerc1 wrote:I see that the patch for Toshiba track/touchpad didn't make it and so does bluetooth. Not deal breakers, but would have made this my perfect puppy.
I hope to see more of your xfce puppies after precise, rg66.
Thanks!
That can happen when your computer's clock and date is set incorrectly. Make sure it's set to the proper time and date. See this page for more information.Jamin wrote:Hi!
I tried x-precise
I got Firefox error!!
"Secure Connection Failed
An error occurred during a connection to sceneaccess.eu. The OCSP response is not yet valid (contains a date in the future). (Error code: sec_error_ocsp_future_response)"
How can I resolve this?? Thanks