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rcrsn51 Totally appreciate the donations. The entire infrastructure has become more expensive and is also actually far more than I should spend as well. But I feel it's still worth it. I understand how medical issues can change things radically. My ex-wife and my youngest brother are days away from ...

Could you elaborate how to use initrd.img? I think you can just modify the boot stanza's in the grub.cfg or menu.lst like shown in the example: Open the one that is relevant to you and in the boot stanza's on the initrd line Change: initrd /my_frugal_install_dir/initrd.gz To: initrd /my_frugal ...

@Gnimmelf possibly install and try out cpupower-gui from the Arch Linux repo's

Preinstalled in the KLV's is the command line version cpupower which does a good job setting the CPU operating frequencies.

rcrsn51 checking in the topic again I still don't see and answer to this: This means that your post only makes sense for people who already have ISObooter or know where to get it. I don't. Where is it? Would you mind to add a link? It's like pulling teeth.....is there or is there not an actual link ...

I got Studio 13.37.3.3 from somewhere for free. I use it, I like it. It inspired some of the work to arrange KLV-Airedale-RT and KLV-Spectr-RT to be ready to be assembled quickly for use in the music studio or live performances. Some compose and record music with these KLV's . I have recommended ...

At this time all of the KLV's can use Puppy Linux huge kernels that are usrmerge or converted to usrmerge and the firmware fdrv 's are interchangeable as they are with Puppy Linux . Most of the Void Linux kernels I extracted are similar in assembly to the huge Puppy Linux kernels only the initrd.gz ...

Yes let us not forget the most important 00modules or zdrv.........firmware is a companion and deeply intertwined with the kernel modules.

Also does it matter that the firmware used here indicates it's for 6.9.1 -> 01firmware-6.9.1_1.sfs? No not really. I had to use the last Puppy Linux woof-CE kernel-kit produced firmware (fdrv) to assemble 01firmware-6.9.1_1.sfs . I couldn't get the kernel-kit to produce any usable fdrv after this ...

Are you saying that an i386 OS would use different firmware than an amd64 OS?

I don't know where this question comes from.......Am I reading the same thing as you?

Here is the one written in C and compiled on a NoblePup64 : Screenshot(19).jpg Compiled from this code by superhik : calendar.c #include <gtk/gtk.h> #include <glib.h> #include <cairo.h> typedef struct { GtkWidget *window; GtkWidget *drawing_area; GtkWidget *text_view; GtkWidget *save_button ...

Adynaton For me to get caught up to speed here.... You have a computer with Windows 11 installed on it as the primary operating system. It is setup to accept a PIN as a valid login credential. You no longer have the PIN and cannot login to Windows 11 on this machine. There are files on the NTFS ...

The tie between the kernel version and the firmware packages makes the problem worse because some take firmware from a distro with an old kernel, so it doesn't include everything needed by the more recent kernel. Huge problem is the woof-CE kernel-kit will no longer reliably assemble a firmware ...

wiak wrote:
Outside of these two operations I now know nothing.

I can now draw lines with an arrow!

Not intuitive at all, I ran across how to do it with the steps written down. Easy once seen, otherwise I couldn't figure out how to do it so I would revert to PhotoFiltre running on WINE to do it.

Sofiya wrote:
I think I'll finish with all these projects.

I feel like this every other hour every day, including running this forum

Sofiya wrote:
And I won't get on my nerves.

I wish I knew how not to get on my own nerves. Never mind keeping you guys off my nerves.

The main reason for going through all of the effort to gain control of the murga-linux.com domain name, then arranging a URL rewrite system is to be able to still use the millions of search results that come up with old murga-linux links. Including all of them in the million and more posts in the ...

I used mtPaint for the first time some weeks ago, though it would be easy compared to gimp, but I took a long time to be able to copy, paste, repaint in some color, etc. mtpaint does have documentation that can help. There are some not so obvious ways to do some operations but once seen and done a ...

A very small example below. A "standard" config can be 9000-10000+ lines long. # Linux/x86 6.6.0-rock Kernel Configuration # CONFIG_CC_VERSION_TEXT="gcc (Ubuntu 9.4.0-1ubuntu1~20.04.1) 9.4.0" CONFIG_CC_IS_GCC=y CONFIG_GCC_VERSION=90400 CONFIG_CLANG_VERSION=0 CONFIG_AS_IS_GNU=y CONFIG_AS_VERSION ...

Are kernels modified a lot or are they the standard from someplace else? The source code for the kernel's comes from the same places. Like -> https://git.kernel.org/ or here -> https://www.kernel.org/category/releases.html During the build process the are extensive options to configure the kernel ...

If you are seeing the directories /upper and /work this means the overlayfs system is being used and not AUFS

My answer to that! -> viewtopic.php?p=135660#p135660

I kind of think this really isn't the right way to accomplish this, but so far this is best I can do. Funny thing is......it is ONE of the right ways of doing it. I have often also played the swap in a fdrv/01firmware game because it does work! Instead of recompiling a kernel to make a firmware SFS ...

@theroar84

Well Done! Very easy to listen too and flow was good. :goodpost:

Almost made me want to install Chrome-portable.....but I'm already browser heavy.

@wizard
I followed the directions you listed and then from the location I set up, dragged and dropped to the Rox pinboard desktop:

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There are no modifications to the script.

@wizard
This is the setup as described:

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wizard I've customized the Rox-filer right click menu by adding a symlink here -> root/.config/rox.sourceforge.net/SendTo/.text_plain/VPN-CONNECT2.sh which is renamed to VPNCONNECT2 and also dragged VPN-CONNECT2.sh to the desktop pinboard, renamed to vpnconnect for a better manageable size and ...

I will look at this in a few moments.....I must feed my 2 cats...they are staging a coup........

It's actually easy to swap kernels in Puppy Linux and KLV's. Tomorrow I will detail how, meanwhile there is a information on how too in the forum. Use https://psearch.puppylinux.com to search across both forums. Also the Wiki has information: https://wikka.puppylinux.com/HomePage See if the kernel ...

The command I posted above is only an example! You need a configuration file generated by protonvpn to open up with openvpn . You need to login to protonvpn web site with your account. You must navigate to the page listing the free servers. Choose one and download it's configuration file. This is ...

Arrogant and lack of empathy Interesting article. You have distorted the truth by disregarding your own actions.....I can always post all of the conversation and let the public decide. Everything gets saved. And your pieces of the conversation are stored and available. Should we examine in detail ...

I am toggling protonvpn on and off easily using the openvpn on the command line:

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openvpn --config us-free-udp.ovpn

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