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bigpuppyfan

Hello, I'm having a little trouble booting this one up. I have no issues booting xenialpup64, bionicpup64 or fossapup64 - I use grub4dos to load any of these from a folder in the hard drive (pupmode 5). But no success with jammypup32...the kernel boots OK, but then the init says the sfs is not found...

bigpuppyfan

Or also have a look at this thread:
http://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.p ... d0d#p42034

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5.16.13 with the fix-fsctx patch , which returns a normal shutdown and reboot to kernels whose versions are newer than 5.4. In other words, with the "null pointer dereference" bug fixed. Compiled in Fossapup. Checked in Jammypup. huge-5.16.13-fossapup64.tar.bz2 kernel_sources-5.16.13-foss...

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The latest kernels are frequently built for puppy and available for download as detailed here:
http://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.p ... 5a5fc4628a

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I suggest looking at http://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.p ... 1&start=10

For instance, try:

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root# brightness-set down

And then setting shortcut keys in JWM

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You should try downloading the driver from intel https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/14611/15817/intel-network-adapter-driver-for-pcie-intel-gigabit-ethernet-network-connections-under-linux.html?product=32210 and follow the instructions provided for manually building the driver https://...

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Try this, before launching the appimage from the same terminal window:

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export $(dbus-launch)

bigpuppyfan

Don't know how this would work on a dog, but I was able to make it work in puppy (fossapup64) http://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=2517 If you have systemd, then you probably won't need step 9. It could work directly after getting the snap as described in step 5/6, or you might need some/all ...

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I was able to get a successful connection

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root# adb shell
x86_64:/ $ su
x86_64:/ # ip rule add pref 32766 table main
x86_64:/ # ip route add default dev eth0 via 192.168.250.1

Have updated post#1's instructions, now that anbox is finally functional

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OK, the good thing is that I too was able to launch anbox successfully in a different machine :) Puppy can now officially run android apps too :P It wasn't launching in my usual machine as its CPU doesn't support SSE 4.2 instructions natively, which apparently was essential, so it really wasn't a ke...

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I was able to reproduce the error by intentionally putting wrong permissions on a few files in /bin Couple of things you can try: root# chmod 755 /bin/* Or get the original puppy_bionicpup64_8.0 iso - double click it and the puppy_bionicpup64_8.0.sfs - then copy the /bin folder in this sfs to root, ...

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xx_T3n0ch_X Sorry, one more similar attempt, can you try the above, but with 192.168.250.2 instead of 192.168.250.1? The default bridge address as per the documentation is the latter, but perhaps it has defaulted to the former for some reason. as for the kernel: uname -a Linux puppypc66 5.4.53 #1 S...

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That's amazing! I've been learning more about kernels in my spare time, and was going to finally try to compile one soon to support the missing features, but glad it's already working :thumbup: Which kernel did you use? In regards to the internet, had hoped step 7 would have been sufficient, but I g...

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The main reason why the version found on the PPM is failing is because it was compiled on ubuntu, which has systemd. Puppy uses its own different manager. Since I use puppy in RAM mode only, I don't mind installing and trying several things, for learning purposes. I've tried installing the ubuntu ck...

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am still having some difficulty, I tried to setup a pequalizer.desktop file to start on boot, but can't figure out how to minimize/hide the pequalizer screen after completing boot. On help section, there is no "minimize" "hide" option. Is there a way to hide the pequalizer app a...

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am still having some difficulty, I tried to setup a pequalizer.desktop file to start on boot, but can't figure out how to minimize/hide the pequalizer screen after completing boot. On help section, there is no "minimize" "hide" option. Is there a way to hide the pequalizer app a...

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sorry for inane questions, but ... is it supposed to work with pulseaudio, or is it outside the audio stream that goes to pulse? (in case you hadn't gathered, it's in fact not working for me) I don't know much about pulseaudio, but I think it won't work. Pequalizer itself mainly passes commands to ...

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After you adjust your equalizer settings, save them in a preset. You can create a script in the startup folder to start pequalizer, though that will only launch the application and then you will manually have to select the preset. Is this supposed to be changing levels while it runs? So you should ...

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After you adjust your equalizer settings, save them in a preset. You can create a script in the startup folder to start pequalizer, though that will only launch the application and then you will manually have to select the preset. However, if you are never going to change the frequency levels, one t...

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I had left this on standby - just came back to it and had a fresh look, with a few things I learned in the meantime. The reason why this was not working was actually because I was confusing bindfs with binderfs :oops: Anbox needs binderfs...the issue is that the puppy kernel does not support it (pup...

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In both lines 43 and 75, 01 should be replaced by 00, 02 by 01, etc They should be: for VAL in '00._31_Hz' '01._63_Hz' '02._125_Hz' '03._250_Hz' '04._500_Hz' '05._1_kHz' '06._2_kHz' '07._4_kHz' '08._8_kHz' '09._16_kHz'; do Not quite what you have done in the 2nd screenshot, I guess it might have bee...

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The probable reason why you were able to install FoxitReader the way you did is because you executed the file from ROX (therefore as root), whereas in your first attempt it seems you were launching it from your browser (therefore as spot). Spot cannot change any files outside /home/spot - which answ...

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Just FYI, there already is a script in Fossapup named brightness-set, which does the same as adjbacklight

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Some time ago I did it on machine which had an Nvidia Quadro. Since I only use puppy in mode 5 (RAM only), rebooting would not be an option if it needed to be done on-the-fly. The caveat is that it had 2 display cards (one Intel) and multiple monitors. I didn't do it with the .PET - download the Lin...

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I never used spot before for browsing, but started running Pale Moon as spot in my latest remaster. Unfortunately when doing this pequalizer doesn't do anything to the audio stream from whichever browser running as spot. Alsaequal would give errors when su spot, as by default it accesses .asoundrc f...

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You can try what is described on the first answer described in https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/424602/is-it-possible-to-set-a-constant-lowest-cpu-frequency-under-the-modern-pstate I have tried this in the past (go to the puppy package manager to get that application or run in terminal pkg g...

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Made a PET, for an undervolting tool for intel CPUs since Haswell, from https://github.com/georgewhewell/undervolt Or, if you prefer to compile it yourself (assuming python 3 is installed without pip, such as in Fossapup64): pkg get python3-pip python3 -m pip install undervolt Note that this is not ...

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I think I'm onto the cause for this not to be working in Puppy, seems to be a kernel issue after all, reported at https://github.com/anbox/anbox-modules/pull/9 Though apparently fixed https://github.com/anbox/anbox/issues/885 , I have exactly the same errors, so the interaction of ashmem with the pu...

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I have been able to run android apps on fossapup64, using anbox (natively, ie, not using an ARM emulator) - which runs android in a container It was quite challenging, but it's working. I will outline my summarized steps and make a guide, if someone else is interested in running this too: [btw, pers...

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Seems there is no solution by using the audio, since a process locks down in ALSA until it sends a message to release it, so it's down to the programming in the player. For instance, manually pausing a video on youtube does not unlock it, but watching until the end does. Anyway, another surrogate wo...

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