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@fredx181 You're right.....I put the wrong one in.

It's fixed now....was wondering why some things were wonky suddenly. Also fixed in the KLV-Airedale-sr13.iso package that is being tested and will be released soon.

Tried it and on itself it works ok on my Asus laptop, but there's problem with the firmware because in the firmware sfs there's "lib" as regular folder, conflicts with the rootfs that has lib as being a symlink. The 01firmware should load in /usr/lib/firmware which is a real directory in ...

Airedale being an updated Void probably has all the nvme modules

Yes the Void Linux kernels are configured with nvme support. Just released a new Void Linux KLV kernel 6.9.1_1

Available now is a Void Linux kernel 6.9.1_1 with the initrd.gz, vmlinuz, 00modules-6.9.1_1.sfs and 01firmware-6.9.1_1.sfs
ready to use in any KLV variant.

Download -> KLV-void-6.9.1_1

though I have a memory that rockedge maybe just put sfs load on the fly into KLV-Airedale regardless of the doubts Yes I did leave the SFS-Load intact in KLV-Airedale and KLV-Spectr to continue testing if any problems would appear. So far I have not run into any issues loading and unloading a SFS i...

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Is it intended to be that way?

Yes.

To preserve additional applications and settings across reboots: This statement needs to be modified to include the way Puppy Linux operates booted in pupmode 12 , where once the persistence folder (file system) is created is continuously written too and RAM contents automatically saved for reboot ...

@fredx181 Good idea, it's about time we added some gtk3 themes! Since we have @geo_c's tbox collection it will be an easy addition.

Now for some recommendations........

@fredx181 awesome fix! and @geo_c excellent discovery!

And the fix was so fast......I'll put the scripts in the next KLV's rootfs release

I want nothing to do with puppylinux.com and other Puppy infra, my hands are full with actual development work. Now that's kind of hurtful. Sure one can take this comment a few ways.... but I understand this to be a derogatory statement directed towards me and the few that put in the work keeping o...

@wiak, @wanderer Move is Done.

@nocsak Nice!

Going to install it on a F96-CE_4 that runs Zoneminder and see how it performs!

Possibly must rename the fdrv to -> fdrv_fossapup64_9.6.sfs. For it to load correctly in F96-CE and Fossapup64's

There should be some pretty good logs in /var/log.

For even more detailed logging, if it is possible, install socklog and start that. It will log many parts of the system and hardware operations.

@shotlike1234 Sounds like your in a tough spot.

What version of Puppy Linux are you using?

Today's woof-CE can automatically resolve dependencies (see https://github.com/puppylinux-woof-CE/w ... _specs#L96) but only few existing build configurations use it (pretty much only those I wrote). This simplifies the task of writing the package list because you can just specify the toplevel pack...

Are you planning on sharing the kernel with us as an independent download?

Of course! My mistake, I forgot to add the link in my excitement to share

Download link is the in first post!

Tested for several days operating in a F96-CE_4 and in a freshly assembled woof-CE F96-CE_5-alpha4 (non-usrmerge) ▶—— Linux Kernel 6.9.1 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC ——◀ Kernel Build 6.9.1 (x86_64) Build Date Sun May 19 16:21:59 EDT 2024 Build GCC 9.4.0-1ubuntu1~20.04.2 OS Support GNU/Linux Architecture x...

@MochiMoppel I have to admit it wasn't the best diplomacy possible. Probably violates all known successful strategies of compromise

Wasn't he (amethyst) previously active on the forum? Wasn't he registered as nic or nicos or similar? Wasn't he banned/removed at these days already? I'm not sure, just asking... ...maybe I'm wrong, maybe I'm mixing something up... You are correct. There was a very similar situation at that time. T...

You will recall that I actually put numerous questions in reply to that post of yours and you did not reply on ANY of them Of course I was responding, I posted answers then I had to leave and travel cross country to visit a very sick brother. I can read the topic timeline just fine and see exactly ...

@dimkr Nice.....

wizard A solid truth for sure. I found out the "event" happened because of a certain very specific order and combination of steps caused the deletion. In my case the partition was actually a directory with frugal installs that are mostly made up of symlinks to one central frugal installat...

@Grey I have no idea what the post said. I never read it or knew it even existed. I have other problems.

Grey wrote:
....does not explain within 24 hours what was offensive in my post, then I will leave you too

So I pay the penalty? Sounds hurtful.

It was right around the time I posted on a topic of one of his remaster utilities, that while I was using it, suddenly deleted the contents of an entire directory. I reported the event to find out what steps during the remaster process and what order the steps were done in caused the mass file delet...

You are the most qualified developer of the FirstRib build system that I am aware of Unless you are talking about the technical mechanics and inner workings of the build scripts themselves, I disagree. There are more than one. Who do you think has the most experience actually using these FirstRib b...

@geo_c I usually just did the conversion in a /root/Build directory, and let it rip. Then cleaned up which is not much.

I am in Boulder Colorado at the moment but will be home Saturday night!

@geo_c is a professional musician and might be around to offer advice!

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