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miltonx

I checked the drivers for the SSD and HDD, by this command: udevadm info -a -n /dev/sda | grep -i driver udevadm info -a -n /dev/sdb | grep -i driver Unfortunately they use identical modules, ie sd_mod and ahci. So there is no way to load one's module earlier than the other. But then I started to do...

miltonx

Regarding the above two lines... almost correct, but should be this: w_bootfrom=LABEL=a2=/klv8 w_bootfrom=UUID=xxxxxxx=/klv8 You don't refer to the partition with /mnt/sda2 (as you say the underlying system can randomly change that, which is why using either UUID or LABEL is more reliable), the UUI...

miltonx

This is my grub boot menu: search --no-floppy --set=root --label a2 linux /klv8/vmlinuz w_bootfrom=/mnt/sda2/klv8 w_changes=RAM2 initrd /klv8/initrd.gz } Sometimes it boots, sometimems kernel panics, failing to find /mnt/sda2/klv8. After testing, I found that /dev/sda and /dev/sdb are randomly alloc...

miltonx

Sorry that I found it was my mistake. My init script did not mkdir /proc, /sys before mounting proc and sys. (The debian initrd does not have those folders). Manually tested initramfs's 'busybox sh'. Mounting ntfs is fine, by any of these commands: mount -t ntfs /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1 mount -t ntfs-3g ...

miltonx

@miltonx - sources are kernel specific. Folk compiling kernels sometimes make sources & headers available (I usually do). The Kernels section of the forum has a selection. Otherwise, you can look here (for kernels): https://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linux_Huge-Kernels and here (for sources/hea...

miltonx

... Why don't you just boot your debian 11 based sfs using FirstRib initrd (rather than Debian's initramfs)? ... Yes, I have tried the FirstRib initrd extracted from KLV sr8. It works. Since I was doing all this for experiment, I was wondering whether Debian's own kernel would work. Debian is known...

miltonx

I was trying to put FirstRib init file (extracted from KLV-Airedale-sr8's initrd) in Debian 11 kernel (5.10.0-8-amd64) initrd, to boot my debian 11 based sfs, only to find that the Debian11 kernel/initrd cannot mount ntfs (since my sfs frugal system is located in an ntfs drive). I modified the First...

miltonx

When I was using fossapup64_9.5, I downloaded kernel_sources-5.4.53-fossapup64.sfs, and I remember I have complied some wifi module with that. Now I'm running a debian11 based system, using the same vmlinuz+initrd.gz+zdrv+fdrv taken from fossapup64_9.5 (5.4.53), I wonder whether the above kernel sou...

miltonx

Well, right after posting, I remembered that sometime in the past I hit this:
Should use -nostdin option in ffmpeg
Please refer to this:
https://superuser.com/questions/1088032 ... h-script-i

miltonx

There are several files whose paths are included in a file list (/tmp/convertimagelist, content as below) /home/spot/Downloads/z's z's a.png /home/spot/Downloads/z"s z"s x.jpg /home/spot/Downloads/z's z"s y.png /home/spot/Downloads/z's z"s z.jpg Run this: while read x; do echo &q...

miltonx

Is it my turn to say something? Well, this code puts zz into the system root directory next to z already there. For some reason I don't like it. Other than that, it works OK. I think it'll work for you too if you copy the ffmpeg output back. It's now a valid unicode sequence but it probably wasn't ...

miltonx

But I still have problem with the following sample. There is a text file /z with content (including some garbed characters) like this: ffmpeg version 2.8.11 Copyright (c) 2000-2017 the FFmpeg developers built with gcc 5.3.0 (GCC) configuration: --prefix=/usr --libdir=/usr/lib64 --enable-libmp3lame -...

miltonx

Burunduk wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2023 5:49 am
Works on Fossapup, same sed 4.7 as in Debian 11.

With -z sed removes line feeds too. Maybe you've just overlooked that x before the prompt string.
Code: Select all
root# echo -e 'firstline\n2ndline' | sed -z -E "s|.*|x|"
xroot#

Yes, I overlooked that x lurking there.

miltonx

I tried to treat entire text as one line by using -z option, but then the .* widcard failed: echo -e 'firstline\n2ndline' | sed -z -E "s|.*|x|" (outputs nothing) When -z is removed, it correctly matches: echo -e 'firstline\n2ndline' | sed -E "s|.*|x|" output:x x I'm running this ...

miltonx

The other problem can be single quotes in file names. Oh, my... I just came to know that quotation marks can be used in linux file names. However, it's easier to just change the shebang to #!/bin/bash and then: CMD=${@@Q} This is super neat. Exactly what I was trying to find. For other users who ma...

miltonx

I found the chrome-as-spot to contain this line: [ "$1" ] && while [ "$1" ]; do ARGS="$ARGS \"$1\""; shift; done I modifed it to: [ "$1" ] && while [ "$1" ]; do ARGS="$ARGS '$1'"; shift; done Now it can open files ...

miltonx

Has nothing to do with Chrome or spot and is not a bug. You need to escape any dollar sign(s) in ARGS before running /bin/sh. Try ARGS=${ARGS//$/\\$} exec su spot -s /bin/sh -c "google-chrome $ARGS" Strictly speaking, it is a bug since the run-chrome-as-spot script forgot to take into acc...

miltonx

Most puppy distros, in order to run chrome browser as spot user, modifies chrome launch script to contain something like this: exec su spot -s /bin/sh -c "google-chrome $ARGS" When I try to open a local html file whose name contains "$...", for example "xxx$2yyy.html", ...

miltonx

You can change the permissions for all of the files and dirs by remounting the file system, specifying the permissions using umask.You can search for information using Google or Duckuckgo, etc. I would still like the .sh files and other general text files with shebang to be naturally executable on ...

miltonx

Text files on ntfs partitions have no permission attributes, so linux by defaults sees some of them as executable, such as .sh files. But sometimes this can be annoying, eg. I often edit .yaml config files, but Linux sees them as executable too. When I double click a .yaml, it gets executed insdead ...

miltonx

Why does the script fail to observe the if condition when the command is run from xterm and then disowned and xterm closed? It doesn't. Your script will start geany if pgrep hasn't found the PID or has encountered an error. In this case pgrep can't print the PID to the closed stdout. If you redirec...

miltonx

This is not puppy related. Just a weird thing I noticed on my DIY-ed debian. System: Debian Bullseye (installed via debootstrap). Terminal: xterm File Manager: pcmanfm /usr/bin/sh: linked to bash Experiment: 1. Open a leafpad window and leave it there; 2. Write a script: /root/xxxxxx.sh with these l...

miltonx

: xxx.png (48.26 KiB) Viewed 538 times

That's an apology for a doc.
Anyway, probably not needed in most cases.

miltonx

I referred to my past experience of full debian installation, and again chrooted and installed these: xorg xserver-xorg-core xinit xserver-xorg-video-radeon firmware-amd-graphics libgl1-mesa-dri libglx-mesa0 mesa-vulkan-drivers xserver-xorg-video-all xserver-xorg-video-ati xserver-xorg-legacy Reboo...

miltonx

Yes, build script, but very different from woof-CE, can be found in this forum section, build system for e.g. Buster, Bullseye, Bookworm mklive-.... script) I read the bullseye mklive script and took some lines from it, to test installing a minimal debian. Since I'm trying to make a cut-down debian...

miltonx

Thank you for all the input. The /dev/loop thing is a complicated thing. After reading Fred's post, I think it is too much beyond my depth. But the SFS loading / deleting case provided by Fred is quite interesting. I was not sure whether it was because the sfs was already saved somewhere in RAM or, ...

miltonx

In Fossapup64 initrd's init script, the sfs files (eg. adrv_fossapup64_9.5.sfs) is mounted like this: losetup -r $ONE_LOOP $ONE_FN ... mount -r -t squashfs -o noatime $ONE_LOOP $SFS_MP > /dev/console 2>&1 I think this means the sfs is first mapped to a loop device (eg. /dev/loop5), then the loop...

miltonx

Yes, build script, but very different from woof-CE, can be found in this forum section, build system for e.g. Buster, Bullseye, Bookworm mklive-.... script) I browsed past the mklive description page several times and ignored the possibility that the answer would be lying there. Now it will supply ...

miltonx

I have always been enchanted with this - how did the DebianDog developers cut down Debian Live to such a small size? Is there some automation tool like woof-CE? Or is it a purely manual process, handpicking those bare minimum files for the file system? If it is a manual process, Could you describe h...

miltonx

I found it:

Edit /root/.config/desktop_drive_icons/config.ini to replace pcmanfm with rox.
Kill desktop_drive_icons, and restart it.

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