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caused "bus errors" with chromium

Kernel Release: 5.8.3-lxpup64
Build Date: Sun Aug 23 12:34:05 BST 2020

one PPM update should now work. thinkpadfreak I would suggest using the Chromium sfs and linking your scim module into /usr/lib/chromium. The mix of libs is definitely not ideal - blame Ubuntu for not supplying a full set of 32-bit components.... :evil: I don't know why Light should behave differen...

Kernel Release: 5.7.17-lxpup64
Build Date: Sat Aug 22 07:25:13 BST 2020

needs firmware (e.g. by fdrv)

from here

aufs-5.8 has still not yet appeared

UPupFF+D is a 32-bit Woof-CE build of Puppy Linux constructed mainly from Ubuntu Focal Fossa (LTS 20.04) components but augmented by some Debian Bullseye components where necessary. It has a 5.4 series kernel. RC1 from here The intention is that this will replace UPupEF once Eoan Ermine has moved to...

Kernel Release: 5.7.16-lxpup64
Build Date: Wed Aug 19 12:33:57 BST 2020

needs firmware (e.g. by fdrv)

from here

aufs-5.8 has still not yet appeared

Many thanks to everybody for their thoughts. I'll attempt to draw out some of my conclusions.... There is support / need for 32-bit pups. (I like 32-bit because they have a more consistent lib structure than 64-bit where multiple conflicting lib structures seem to exist) I like incremental, small st...

BionicPup32-8.0 version +23

Updated to Ubuntu Bionic Beaver 18.04.5 status.

AlienBob has managed to produce 6.4.6 for 32-bit....

http://www.slackware.com/~alien/slackbu ... /pkg/14.2/

https://alien.slackbook.org/blog/libreo ... ware-14-2/

Arch32Pup-20.05+1
Arch64Pup-20.05+1

800 * 450 used to be the standard........ most inline images have "disappeared" with this new setting - not very user friendly!

Thats probably 4a. hadn't thought of that one!

Wow - 239 pets - huge amount of work..... would it be worth it? One of the reasons for using a mainstream distro's repo is that they do the keeping up-to-date for us..... and given that 32-bit seems to be deprecated.....

UPupEF32 is the latest version of UPup. It is built from a combination of Ubuntu Eoan Ermine (STR 19.10) and Focal Fossa (LTS 20.04) components using Woof-CE. The combination is required because Ubuntu have reduced their support for 32-bit components and Focal Fossa no longer has all the components ...

previous discussion thread on murga-linux

Addons for LxPupsc....

64-bit bdrv download
32-bit bdrv download
...

This thread is CLOSED - see: https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?p=108744#p108744 for latest versions Provided as .sfs Tested to run on ScPup, LxPupSc, BionicPup32, UPupEF, BionicPup64**, Fosspup64 - may run on others depending on age previous discussion thread on murga-linux announcements .....

Kernel Release: 5.7.15-lxpup64
Build Date: Tue Aug 11 16:21:30 BST 2020

needs firmware (e.g. by fdrv)

from here

aufs-5.8 has not yet appeared

Hello @peebee Can you help about installing the nm-applet? It's successfully installed however it does not work properly, unable to detect network interfaces especially the wifi which unable to scan wifi networks although network-manager daemon is running Hi mistfire No idea I'm afraid - why do you...

51b68649037d2b325a25bd4f12363dc4 UPupEF-20.04+7.iso

will likely be another delta shortly when Eoan Ermine is moved to 'old-releases' to fix PPM

51b68649037d2b325a25bd4f12363dc4 UPupEF-20.04+7.iso

will likely be another delta shortly when Eoan Ermine is moved to 'old-releases' to fix PPM

Kernel Release: 5.7.13-lxpup64
Build Date: Thu Aug 6 09:55:57 BST 2020

needs firmware (e.g. by fdrv)

from here

chromium_84.0.4147.105+pepper_32.0.0.403.sfs (RUNS-AS-SPOT)

either via Menu -> Internet -> Get Web Browser

or direct download

Hi [mention]ozsouth[/mention]
I compile my 64-bit kernels with 9.3.0
To test I put the latest 5.7.2 into BionicPup32 .... most extreme test I could envisage lol
It worked just fine..........
Compiling drivers may be another matter....
...

Kernel Release: 5.7.12-lxpup64
Build Date: Sat Aug 1 07:37:27 BST 2020

needs firmware (e.g. by fdrv)

from here

666philb wrote: ↑Thu Jul 30, 2020 5:36 pm i wonder if this pre-update xorg fixes it http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/m ... _amd64.deb

Hi Phil

Sad to report - still same error with that .deb installed....

http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pu ... etch32.htm
http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pu ... ster32.htm

3. deleting no_csd does not fix Only the 1st call of shutdownconfig in a session raises the errors - subsequent calls work correctly - however if JWM is restarted then the 1st call of shutdownconfig again raises the errors Other gtkdialog progs - e.g. jwmdesk - don't seem to raise the error. I did t...

a few things to try is you are up for it... 1. try turning off picom see if that fixes it menu>>desktop>>jwmdesk>>window effects if it still fails these next three require editing the puppy.sfs. maybe try them one at a time to see if we can narrow it down. 2. comment out line 45 in /etc/profile #ex...

After lots of testing - trying different locations, different kernels, etc..... If I put a "pause" into /usr/sbin/shutdownconfig at line #678: echo 678; read x and run wmreboot from terminal... I get: [xcb] Unknown sequence number while processing reply [xcb] Most likely this is a multi-th...

Just rechecked.... My frugal install is on harddisk formatted ext4 .... directory as shown below On reboot (after Welcome window and after Gatotray has appeared and Conky has appeared) I get - no "Do you want to save" window - and "Session not saved" message Very odd! ... Screens...