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Clarity

Both of these are excellent "at-a-glance" visual of a write operation. The "fly-in-the-milk" is the I/O subsystem as it can/does mask operations that can/does impact the visuals as the subsystem can reflect completion even though the actual operation may still be in transit; henc...

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ETP - LIKE the video showing navigation and product demos. I am in favor of the "Audio Notification" that your desktop demonstrates. I am hopeful this kind of technology is used more and more in our PUPPY experience. This is a definite step as we continue into the 21st century. Thanks for...

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This may be helpful. In all of my years, I do 2 things with each PC I ever touch: In BIOS/UEFI, set hardware clock date-time In PUPs, at FirstRUN, Click "Hardware clock set to UTC" "Time from Internet" where I click "synchronize at startup" when asked. For any PC, that ...

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FYI, here

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Browser version 87-88 of Chrome-Chromium has a feature that has great use, personally : the ability to keep related sites in a "quasi" color-coded GROUP . Information on Groups Use Here is a 50sec video-only on how to create, add, and manage a grouping of sites. Here's a 3min audio-video o...

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Hi Amigodetux Nice report of your Thinkpad, the importance you show. I have a question AND a line item that I would add if using the form for couple of my PCs. Question Does "Capable of saving..." nullify PUP's session saving feature for this report? Would Add 2 items that refer to ease of...

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Use WoofCE via GIT. It will do what you need.

Offer any updates there, if you choose.

Clarity

Glad to hear that you have got the older Puppy's ISO booting for you. ISObooter can be found here, as it has been around for years and works. There is a GRUB2 writeup for it in the wild, as well. I keep all my ISOs in a single /boot-isos folder. GRUB2 alleviates the concatenation issue when I need t...

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I am not answering anyone here, this post is a mere footnote . [I have never used the xz compression option in my builds. Is there any performance penalty when the modules get loaded and used? Yes, probably booting goes a bit slower and initial RAM usage a bit higher (but may depend on your hardware...

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Found the problem; "sqlite". My OLD eyes missed what PPM shared. It showed me the discrepancy with what PPM had and what the system had.

Old eyes, late at night, sun-spots (HA!)...in any event, I missed the screen's accuracy. After upgrade, all is well.

Thanks again!!!

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Thanks johnrpm It appears that you are using an older PUP ISO. For those old PUPs, the SG2D process desribed in this thread will NOT work . Those older PUPs were NOT built using the modern methods the developers provide for BIOS-UEFI PCs. The best PUP "direct" ISO boot solution for older P...

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Uninstalled Chrome and attempted to re-install it. Got this error...not seen when it was installed before...but gotten now

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Hi johnrpm The PUP developers have put together an outstanding boot mechanism which has proven itself for over a year. The methods that ship with the 2020-2021 PUPs should work on either BIOS or UEFI PCs. The loopback.cfg they put there is a part of the GRUB2-EFI boot system and it works, either in ...

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Clarity wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 6:03 am
Already have these installed

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Should I uninstall, update repo, and install again?

Clarity

Already have these installed

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I'll uninstall, update repo, and install again.

Clarity

Anyone getting Chrome installed and running without having crash dumps and no navigation?

Clarity

Wow & THANKS!

I haven't had an MD5 download error in a decade; "Spoiled!". As a result, I never suspected it as a culprit.

"All is well."

I wil continue testing system's use.

Clarity

Hi norgo Thanks for your response. TAS 1.15 -> push the button View log ffmpeg version 4.3 Copyright (c) 2000-2020 the FFmpeg developers built with gcc 9.3.0 (GCC) configuration: --prefix=/usr --libdir=/usr/lib64 --disable-debug --disable-ffplay --disable-sdl2 --enable-shared --disable-static --enab...

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The "SUDO" command is a part of every PUP since the beginning, it appears. Is there a way, currently, to disable the sudo command use in the terminal once booted? I am aware that a new PUP would have to be developed for "ROOT ONLY" user system without "sudo" in its cons...

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Tested: Used SG2D to boot the ISO file directly. Boots to desktop and ran FirstRUN.Cosmetic changes and saved session to /Sessions folder as a folder on the ext4 partition at Shutdown to reboot. Rebooted without issues as it found the saved session. Problems Immediately before the Desktop emerges is...

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Hello @justbox The methods mentioned above are accurate in how they accomplish managing the saving of your session data for the PUP being booted. History: In 2020, the PUP builders (WoofCE) began addressing a way to boot on any platform, be that an old platform using BIOS or the PCs which come with ...

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I am considering a configuration external device that is Thunderbolt3 (TB3). I have read that TB3 and USB-C cables are interchangable. As I understand that TB3 cable can "work" thru a USB-C port, I am curious if a TB3 device will work to a USB-C port on my PC? Help or advice is requested. ...

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As some/most/many already know, there are various examples of running this technology, "Virtual Machines". For years, Linux Tovalds and developers have incorporated KVM (Kernel Virtual Machine) technology as native for Linux. There are other implementations such as VMware as well as 4 othe...

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You may have missed it: he mentions FATDOG810. Not sure if he is referring to this as a client or a school server. Maybe a diagram could help improve our interpretation of the opening post? peebee 's work here could lead to your idea of the solution sort. I am keenly in favor of advancing education ...

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fredx181 has upgraded his DOGs, months ago, with the same/similar GRUB2+EFI boot system that are the foundations of all 2020-2021 PUPs as well as FATDOG. This is consistent with the modernization efforts the WoofCE developers and DOG developers have been leading. In my tests, I have not seen proble...

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There is an outstanding request for just this kind of ability, BUT without the need to install MS Teams. The outstanding request is for use of XRDP. It is in the FATDOG arsenal. It works. It is ONLY on FATDOG as the server. It allows MS as well as PUP clients (LInux too, of course) to talk to it wit...

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I had similar problems in my MISUNDERSTANDING of syntax for PSAVE=. My corrected PSAVE is psave=sda6:/FOLDER-PATHNAME/ That ending "/" is IMPORTANT so include it as shown. Since syntax correct use, I have had no problems in getting my PUPs to find the folder where ALL of my session files a...

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Arrow you can do us all a BIG favor: Do you have a model number of the Chromebook you are expecting? I will guess the CPU in it will be an Intel, but getting us the model number will be a enormously helpfful as there are so many versions of CPUs being built by Acer for education/business use. I am ...

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rufwoof wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 5:00 pm
kvm/qemu booted iso.

Can you share your QEMU command/screen that you used to boot the ISO you show.

Thanks

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Linux got its started in 1992 in EXACTLY the same way this has started. Like Linux, it took some time before the world got on-board to this Operating System. This CPU discussed at CES, also Open Source, is getting real attention...simliar to how Linux started. It is starting to gain traction: It has...

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