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Upgraded JammyPup to the latest .iso on the eeepc 701, by booting the previous version to RAM and copying the relevant files from the .iso to the internal SSD, which is way too cramped for large file juggling.

Works great and is surprisingly usable, for a single core Celeron downclocked to 630 Mhz ...

Booting from the install media (either USB stick or SD card) still doesn't work for me, so I installed JammyPup32 on the internal SSD this way:

- Booted BionicPup to RAM from a SD card
- Nuked the sda partition with gparted to eliminate the previous BionicPup install, then recreated is as it was ...

peebee wrote: Wed Apr 27, 2022 12:46 pm

Please try the 5.4 kernel as now found in +1

Downloading

@mdisaster Maybe you can try to use the kernel (vmlinuz) and z-drv from BionicPup32 to boot the JammyPup32. I did that and it booted nicely. The new 5.10 kernel also doesn't play well with my old hardware.

Thanks for your suggestion!

I'll try it as soon as I can get some new USB sticks and SD ...

I am running JammyPUP32 on my eeePC without issues.

May I ask what model is your eeepc and how it is set up? I've been trying to do more or less the same thing (booting JammyPup from the iso on my eeepc 701 w/2 Gb RAM), but the boot sequence stops with this screen:
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Yesterday I put the wrong SD card in my eeepc 701 4G (2 Gb RAM) and booted BP32 by mistake. I expected the boot to fail because of missing PAE support in the Celeron M, instead it booted just fine and everything seem to work great (audio, network and so on). The screen does feel somewhat cramped ...

Hmm, let's write off the eeepc for the moment - it's 32bit only and has one of those brain-damaged Intel CPUs that only work with non pae kernels or the forcepae option. I may leave it on FreeDos , especially if I figure out networking, or else re-install Xenial Pup 7.5 and call it a day.

The HP ...

Hi,
I tried to download the .iso but Sourceforge says that the file does not exist or is not available.

However I found JammyPup32-22.04+0.iso in the Jammy+ folder, which I assume is the base iso (checksums match), and I downloaded that one.

Problem is, I tried to boot it on two MBR machines; an ...