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dcung

Turns out that frisbee is backward compatible. I was looking for wpa_supplicant stuff, and found it in /etc/frisbee/wpa_supplicant.conf And while I was doing so, I saw the networks list got populated. I should have allowed more time last time. After all, this is a >20 years old laptop (saw a sticker...

dcung

I modified all config to use PWF in my marathon mklive builds (ie. replaced fredx181 default frisbee in some configs). But sometimes, I still use frisbee. ...But as long as your wifi connection software is backwards compatible, you're OK. This got me curious. And want answer while I have access to t...

dcung

In the PWF config, can I assume that you are setting INTERFACE=eth1 Yes, I did. Did you reboot after installing the firmware package? Yes, I did. Try setting DRIVER=wext Well, when I read this, I immediately check BusterDog. Sure enough, it has DRIVER=wext While both bullseye & bookworm have DR...

dcung

Visiting a relo. Thought I revived old laptops there. Found 2 unused old laptops. Toshiba Tecra M5 & Tecra M3. I erased everything on the HDD, and created a single ext4 partition on both of the lappy. No prob with the M5 - I have worked on this model before. Loaded both Bullseye and Bookworm DDO...

dcung

... That can be done just after the debootstrap process (then you are not yet running in the chroot (container)), e.g. : Thanks for the hand-holding fredx181 - no way I can get to this stage in this time frame w/o your assistance. I only want to install it on full-DE in marathon builds. I was gonna...

dcung

2) edit the mklive script: find "End of installing packages" just above that: dpkg -i *.deb; rm -f *.deb (or specify exact .deb name) dpkg -i *.deb; rm -f *.deb #works only if deb packages exist in chroot ## or: dpkg -i *.deb 2> /dev/null; rm -f *.deb 2> /dev/null #to suppress error messa...

dcung

I Just realised that deadbeef is in debian repo, so I can simply add it. :oops: But - still interested to know in case for other .deb file that is not in repo.. Edit: deadbeef is available in Bullseye debian repo. Not available in Bookworm repo...(yet ?). Sorry fredx181 , I'm posting while experimen...

dcung

This is off topic. fredx181 Let me know if you'd like me to create new thread for this question. In mklive-bookworm, I have a case statement, just before # Allow the user to makes changes in chroot just before creating filesystem.squashfs where I put my 'customization' - all works well to date. Now,...

dcung

Changes in preferences are saved in ~/.config/dconf/user (not a text file that can be opened with text-editor, I think, well.. it's a bit odd ...). The file ~/.config/gnome-mplayer/gnome-mplayer.conf belonged to other gnome-player version, the directory ~/.config/gnome-mplayer/ may be used though i...

dcung

I incorporate few apps config files into my 'modified' mklive build to eliminate needing to reconfig the 'defaults' each time I use new builds. I'd like to get a copy of 'my' Gnome-MPlayer config file so that I can do so. But I haven't found it yet. In Bullseye there's 'existing' ~/.config/gnome-mpl...

dcung

@dcung Perhaps the following works for you (as I think, not sure, that you want the laptop to poweroff when lid closed, A while ago, I setup a laptop for a relo who like it to poweroff when lid is closed (Buster/Bullseye). And I was replacing it with Bookworm few days ago. That's when I noticed the...

dcung

ozsouth I read the thread. I haven't tried the .pet yet, since the problem is not laptop won't wake up. Since noticing this, I have tested on 4 (old) laptops. On each laptop, I installed fresh frugal of both Bullseye and Bookworm DDOG (mklive build 2024-04). On each laptop, Bullseye lid action (eit...

dcung

I have used this in BusterDog and Bullseye - and they works. https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?p=29286#p29286 Today, I try to use it in Bookworm (my latest mklive build 2024-04) - tried on 3 laptops. Both suspend and poweroff did not 'complete' the process. On suspend - when lid is closed, ...

dcung

Get the package libva-dev. Thank you...thank you rcrsn51 I tried on Bullseye...it seems the repo is temporarily unreachable. So I switched to Bookworm...and.... :thumbup: :thumbup2: :thumbup2: :thumbup: I'm confident it will work in Bullseye too when I try again later. Again thank you Bill ! 11/14 ...

dcung

Some people suggested to remove the

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#include <va/va_x11.h>

I removed it from line 4...
It appears at another place..?

dcung

@dcung It might be you need the libgtest-dev package installed :geek: That's it rockedge :thumbup: cmake is successful now. I got passed that error now. Off to troubleshoot next error now. Grrrr... Why can't this rookie have the 'dumb' luck again... :lol: At least, it's progressing... [ 59%] Buildi...

dcung

I have googled a little. My guts feeling is - this is a compiling/compiler question. I posted here since I use DDOGs to test/use it and intend to to use it with my latest mklive builds. Pls feel free to move it or delete if not appropriate. I have compiled CCTV-VIEWER successfully last in 09/2023 ac...

dcung

@dcung just curious, why the 'chmod 777' ? No specific reason. Accessing Samba shares gave errors otherwise. I know it's too 'relax' permission, could tighten it a bit later - if not lazy, but since I'm experimenting on something now, I want to eliminate permission as 'possible' issue. I am the onl...

dcung

Found a solution. I put these in Startup and it solves my problem. #!/bin/bash mkdir /mnt/sde1 chmod 777 /mnt/sde1 mount /dev/sde1 /mnt/sde1 mkdir /mnt/sdh1 chmod 777 /mnt/sdh1 mount /dev/sdh1 /mnt/sdh1 mkdir /mnt/sdf1 chmod 777 /mnt/sdf1 mount /dev/sdf1 /mnt/sdf1 mkdir /mnt/sdg1 chmod 777 /mnt/sdg1...

dcung

I can see debdogmountscripts is installed.
What/where are located and what are they filenames?
I'm going to try putting them in Startup.
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dcung

A while ago, I asked 'similar' question. https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?p=92708#p92708 Now, slightly different scenario. I have this PC with several harddisks - SCSI, SATA, IDE, that I'd like to automount all disks. It turns out the 'noauto' does not work for the SCSI disks, but works fo...

dcung

The "segmentation fault" *possibly* indicates that you did right setting up the variables, paths etc.. (edit: but not sure, often the binary in in usr/bin, not in usr/share) Anyway, problem is with the snaps that they often work only on Ubuntu (designed for, I think) , if some snap does w...

dcung

Nevertheless, perhaps the information in the following will help you (I used this for getting a cherrytree notebook snap package a long time ago): https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/560065/how-can-i-manually-download-a-snap-package-for-example-with-wget and see related forum thread: https://f...

dcung

edit: perhaps last line without $LAUNCHDIR exec usr/share/cctv-viewer/cctv-viewer "$@" I did that when I saw the 'duplicate/path too long' error. I should have mentioned it before...sorry. When run w/o $LAUNCHDIR exec /usr/share/cctv-viewer/cctv-viewer "$@" 2024-04-25-160725_747...

dcung

Ah...okay...

I suspected that when I saw you wrote there

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...it's not a straight-forward thing...

Ok...I'll try again when I'm really really really bored then...

Thanks Fred!

dcung

So, I saw this and thought to try it with cctv-viewer https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=9043 I used fresh fugal install Bullseye DDOG (with sytemd) curl -H 'Snap-Device-Series: 16' http://api.snapcraft.io/v2/snaps/info/cctv-viewer >> cctv-viewer.info Download the snap package (approx 288M...

dcung

fredx181 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 1:31 pm
...Shoiuld be fixed now when doing a new mklive build.

Refreshed my bullseye, bookworm and daedalus sets.
Resizing separators works now (Thunar, Synaptic) in those new builds.

dcung

... Thinkpad T420 running MX Linux 21.3, ... But there was no wi-fi firmware for these: Check out if your MX Linux 21.3 have those files in /lib/firmware, if so, you maybe able to copy and use those. .. does the kernel offered with the builds this script puts out support the ExFat file system, and ...

dcung

Just tried "crystalcursors"
This works too.

fredx181 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 7:18 am
Well... for info, tried aero-drop on another install and didn't work, don't know why

At least, now I (we) know, more than one 'possible' solutions.

Thanks @fredx181

dcung

fredx181 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 6:55 am
aero-drop.tar.gz
Extract in ~/.icons select aero-drop in settings and it should be fixed (may need a restart X)

Tried it.
Yes this works too.

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