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Hi, Fred! :thumbup: I created a new filesystem.squashfs using your mklive-bullseye script 2021-01-12. With the last option added (tint2) it was the same as the "current standard in use", it was great! The boot was much faster. However, after the entire boot process, the partition where Deb...

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Good morning, Fred! Questions for clarification:
In "Chose Desktop Environment" the current standard in use is "4) DDog, Debian Full Openbox-Xfce-Jwm Version", correct?
Will the "mklive-bullseye" script create a new ISO?

Thanks!

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Thank you Fred! You are a good developer, responding to users and meeting their expectations ... Succeed in your work!

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Hello, Fred! I downloaded "DebianDog-Bullseye-20201127-overlay_amd64-UEFI.iso". I noticed that his filesystem.squashfs is smaller (less 91Mb) than that of "DebianDog-Sid-full-20201125-overlay_amd64-UEFI.iso". So, I replaced the filesystem for the "DebianDog-Sid" install...

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Hello, Fred! Now, I am more familiar with DebianDog and do some experiments! Just to let you know: the FatDog 32-bit compatibility package works well on DebianDog. I made a combination with Wine and it resulted in this: 32bit-fd64_811.sfs + Wine-3.3-V.2.1 = 07-wine32.squashfs Now with DebianDog, I c...

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5.10.2 with aufs is working OK for me. I posted about it here, with link to source, patches and build scripts: https://bkhome.org/news/202012/kernel-5102-compiled-in-easyos-dunfell.html The 5.10.2 PET is here: http://distro.ibiblio.org/easyos/amd64/packages/pet/pet_packages-dunfell/ ...it was compi...

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The 5.10 series works well, but when I try to use a chrome-based browser (Google Chrome, Vivaldi or Chromium) the system freezes. I have no such problems using 5.10 with Woof-CE built systems - so the problem may lie with compatibility with Fatdog......?? The aufs patches for 5.10 are very interim ...

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I tend to make real time kernels and so far the 5.10.XX series I can't even get a good AUFS version to compile never mind a real time configured kernel. Though I'm not needing one so I have not pursued it. I have good performance from the real time 5.4.70-rt40 kernel and otherwise I have outstandin...

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Well ........ Luckily for you ........... a 64-bit build is at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/lxpup/files/Other/LxPupSc/interims/ no firmware - needs fdrv Hi! For a long time I followed his work and used his kernel in FatDog64, according to each build of your kernel. The 5.10 series works well, ...

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Good afternoon! I will answer the questions that were asked to me: "fredx181 asked": Why do you see Debian as a bad foundation? Answer: "Full of restrictions. You can use this, you cannot use that. Example: I installed seamonkey 2.53.5.1. No sound! I installed the apulse from https://...

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Hello, Fred! These delays in loading the Vivaldi, are brief freezes of the system, where it is possible to notice the clock stops at the conky. It only occurs with kernel versions above 5.8. In Debian, it still works. In FatDog64, when trying to load chromium-based browsers, the system crashes compl...

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Corrected, according to the recent release of version 5.10.1: New build of Kernel 5.10.1 overlayfs, latest release, 2020.12.14. I'm testing it now, everything is working fine, there is still a delay of approximately 18 seconds with each Vivaldi load. However, there are no more crashes, even after re...

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Hi! The 5.10.0 kernel for me is only for testing. The system sometimes crashes when I use anything based on chrome. If someone tests and works perfectly, run Chromium, Vivaldi or Google Chome, without delay and without crashing, please inform! Only test it if DebianDog is not the only system install...

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Hi Duprate, I tried booting with your kernel and it works well for me, thanks. However I'd prefer to use Debian stock kernel, to be able to install linux-headers corresponding version, dkms support etc.. I'm curious, what is your reason (advantage?) to use own compiled kernel ? Fred Hi! I like to l...

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Hi Fred! I compiled Kernel 5.10.0 (latest release, 2020.12.13, kernel.org) for DebianDog, this time without firmware. I'm using it now. It works well, working with all the mitigations of processor vulnerabilities. I noticed a slight delay in the 1st loading of Vivaldi (based on chromium) but, after ...

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Hi Fred! Your work is becoming a reference. Following your example, we will likely have other overlayf puppys. I am very satisfied with my position as a user! Good luck! :thumbup2: Fred: I didn't test the loadmodule and rmbrokenlinks scripts, because I didn't have to load other modules. The applicat...

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Hi! It is certainly good news! We have used aufs for years, it is great, we got used to the facilities that aufs provides. Mr. J.R.Okajima, has been striving to maintain (alone?) this project for all these years and in return for his effort, Linus Torvalds refused to include it in the Kernel. So, th...

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Rufwoff: I followed your instructions (make localyesconfig and make -j2) and compiled the 5.4.78 aufs kernel again. Vmlinuz got 7.7 Mb. Initrd has 5,8 Mb and fd64.sfs 216 Mb (without the fat). No firmware file. The result: Everything I use worked perfectly! There is no more FatDog64 but the GalgoDog...

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Hello, Rufwoof! I have been following your publications. For the past 10 days, I have been using DebianDog Sid which uses overlayfs. A beautiful job! You have no idea of my satisfaction in compiling the 5.4.80 kernel, without aufs! I really liked the overlayfs. I would be very pleased if I managed t...

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Good afternoon! I installed the latest version of Vivaldi, creating an extra file "05-vivaldi.squashfs". It works without "root" privileges in a single file inside / home / puppy, without spreading settings across the system. The size is 119Mb. If a user is interested, I can prep...

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TerryH wrote: ↑Sat Nov 28, 2020 2:08 am
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DebianDogs already have the facility to run as an unprivileged user. It has a program run-as-user, which is exeuted the same as run-as-spot.

Nice! I know little about DebianDog. I didn't know ... But like water, I always find the way. Thanks!

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I think I have other useful information. I noticed that Firefox originally browses as Root. So, I thought: He has to work as a puppy. I modified the "run-as-spot" script, for DebianDog it's called run-as-puppy. I put it in / home / puppy. In / usr / share / applications, open "Firefox...

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Hi Fred! In whatever I can help, I will make available what I have. However, if I offer something that is of interest to you, it is always good for you to review ...

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There is a way to load the microcode, described by a very active member of the Forum, who has very creative ideas: "Microcode 64bit Updates & howto Post by ozsouth »Wed Nov 11, 2020 8:27 am How to use microcode-update- (x) -64.cpio files in Puppy on 64bit UEFI systems: EFI folder structure ...

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Good afternoon! As shown in the image, I put the microcode in the firmware folder. After loading the system, with the command "echo 1> / sys / device / system / cpu / microcode / reload, I managed to load the microcode late, but the vulnerabilities continued ... originally, in PupSysinfo the va...

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I noticed in this and also in another Debian, that when you quickly scroll the image on the screen in a vertical direction, the image is shaky right in the center of the desktop ...

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With a few hours of use, I can configure something ... customize Firefox ESR ... add the microcode (it didn't work, maybe the kernel was not configured for that). The save file I converted to changes.squashfs. Now, I surf the web, almost unconcerned (as root?), With the dismounted drives. My portabl...

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@Duprate I notice you have posted desktops that has a very nice looking blue icon set. What it is and can you please advise where you got it from. Thank you. Hi! The neon icons are not mine. They are used in some puppies. I just edited them in PhotoShop, put frames. If you want you can download the...

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It's all right! I only installed the full version. I installed it on a partition where I have installed FatDog64 and Debian 10.6 live kit (old Slax). Perfect startup, a very nice look. Beautiful work. Easy settings. In this ultra-fast analysis, I still cannot give any other opinion unless it takes t...

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Thanks for the good will fredx181! Downloading DebianDog basic and full ... Soon, let's go to the tests!

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