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One note, though. After doing the copy'n'paste of the files, a couple of days later I tried to boot the ISO from an USB, used unetbootin, but the USB wasn't bootable. So I tried another USB creator, Balena Etcher, and it reported that the ISO would not be bootable. It never happened with the previous.

TazPuppy 5.0 RC11 released Hi, I haven't had much time to test it this past week, but I downloaded the last release RC11, and instead of creating an USB, I just opened the ISO, and copied the files over to my installation folder (vmlinuz, puppy_tazpup_5.0.sfs and zdrv_tazpup_5.0.sfs, only, since th...

:thumbup2: Up and running! Upgrade was easy, easy. Flashed the iso to USB, booted from USB and savefile was found with my settings. Did the install to the same directory (frugal), rebooted, and checked upgrades. TazPanel is back, ok! Time sync still not working. I've made a screenshot of 'Time is' j...

Hi All, I'm running Puppy Bionic 8.0 64bit on a machine that has a HD with 4 partitions. 2 of them should not be touched at all, since one is the EFI and the other is a recovery partition. On the desktop, I can do a right click, then 'remove item', but I don't want those partitions to show up on the...

About the Slitaz Panel not loading, after a while on the blank screen, it shows a message "Could not connect: Connection timed out".

Does the same if through Package Manager or Slitaz Panel, on the menu, or clicking in the packages notification ant bootup.

Hey, I was concentrated replying the message, didn't notice the time is synced. Panel clock is showing correctly my local time. It didn't happened last night after the reboot. I did nothing.

Did you boot TazPuppy without save file? I believe I did use a save file. I made a mistake on my first boot with RC8, and did not save at first shutdown, but I think it is ok, now. My settings from last night are all ok. You upgrades from command line just type sudo tazpkg up Great, did just that a...

@Pazzo Could please boot tazpuppy and get the files located at /var/hwdata and send also here. Still not syncing time. I ran Time Zone configuration, selected Brazil/Sao_Paulo. Ok Rebooted, nothing. Ran SliTaz Config Dialogs/Set Date, nothing again. When I run 'Time is', it recongnizes I'm in Sao P...

mistfire wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 8:08 am @Pazzo
Could please boot tazpuppy and get the files located at /var/hwdata and send also here.

I've been unable to keep testing for the past few weeks. Back now. Will download the latest RC8 and see what happens with syncing time.

@Pazzo udev shouldn't be update. But anyways, I'll try to fix that issue. Puppy Applications Chooser only works for Homegrown Puppy Applications Only. Ok, got it. Does your test laptop have synaptics touchpad? Yes, and it was working before I messed it up. I was just trying to set the way it behave...

@Pazzo dd-ing iso to usb stick is a bad idea. Disk image for CD is different from image for usb stick. Just use unetbootin Ok, finally got it to work. Did nothing different than before, except that I used the last RC5 iso. Flashed with unetbootin and it worked. Don know why it didn't before. Booted...

The issue is discussed in the Puppy Linux Japanese Forum, too. I compiled a version of powerapplet_tray on bionicpup32, and it is made puplic in the Japanese Forum. powerapplet_tray-2.6a-bionic32.pet https://drive.google.com/file/d/10UJbs2dOuQicbhBQGDj6oc4DULdZAPsg/view?usp=sharing md5sum 5dd2c5276...

Did you install TazPuppy on a folder? If yes then specify the folder name using psubdir=[folder name] boot parameter. Edit your bootloader config file to add that boot parameter. Thanks for the reply! I may not have been clear, though. - I've downloaded the iso and did checksum. - Flashed the iso t...

Hi Mistfire, I've got here because of a reply you did on a Slitaz forum. Coincidently enough, I've been trying both Slitaz and Puppy (also many other light distros) on a few different hardwares. So I was a bit excited to see a mix of Slitaz+Puppy. Good job on that! But I'm having a hard time with it...