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Updated the DevX

devx_upup_22.04-jrb-E1.sfs - Approx 190mb
https://www.mediafire.com/file/py0pst20 ... 1.sfs/file

From memory, Autoconf, Git, Autoconf-archive and Make.

Update to internal application:

xarchiver-0.5.4.23 - Archiver tool
https://www.mediafire.com/file/ng9zjvtw ... 4.pet/file

openssl-3.0.13 - Cryptographic library
https://www.mediafire.com/file/z2lqv9o7 ... 4.pet/file

Audacious Player & Plugins GTK3

I did not add Opus & Neon (....required for HTTPS streams) ........ just used the default libraries in JammyPup.

.......also added the themes, but forgot to activate the "theme manager"

I prefer this over DeadBeef

audacious-4.3.1
https://www.mediafire.com/file/he7ex8da ... 4.pet/file

audacious-plugins-4.3.1
https://www.mediafire.com/file/cqsakgeu ... 4.pet/file

I am using an APT free version of Jammy ...... so you most probably could download this via Synaptic

Internal update

zstd-1.5.6 - Fast real-time compression algorithm
https://www.mediafire.com/file/mhhnkv58 ... 6.pet/file

Thanks, jrb for publishing Another Jammy64pup. And thanks, jasper for continuing to update its applications.

Another Jammy64pup is the only Pup on my computers which fully support my long-time favorites --such as Osmo and pWidgets-- as well as current versions of my most commonly used applications.

I may have to master pkg-cli(2) to add some oddballs only available as flatpaks.

URGENT

Please uninstall my updated build of xz, shared here:
viewtopic.php?p=115050#p115050

There was malicious code added to the tarball provided by GitHub which can comprise your OS.

Sorry!!

Roll back to the last unaffected build of xz-utils

xz-utils-5.4.6 - Compression library
https://www.mediafire.com/file/stdnjxqr ... 6.pet/file

Updates to the DevX.SFS

Cmake 3.28.4 and m4 1.4.19

devx_upup_22.04-jrb-E1 - Approx 188mb
https://www.mediafire.com/file/ctkn6mvs ... 1.sfs/file

lua-5.4.6 - Scripting language
https://www.mediafire.com/file/vfojefed ... 4.pet/file

GraphicsMagick-1.3.43 (Command Line Graphics Utility .......... invoke by typing gm into terminal )

https://www.mediafire.com/file/mnn59b1r ... 3.pet/file

Tutorial:
https://www.tecmint.com/graphicsmagick- ... for-linux/

Homepage:
https://www.rainlendar.net/

Rainlendar Lite version is free to download and use.

It is a cut down version of their "Pro" version.

Unfortunately it does not sync with third party calendars eg Outlook & Gmail.

Click in the dialogue boxes to set your options.

rainlendar2.20.1-Build-176 - (Approx 20mb)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/fs3rqb11 ... 6.pet/file

Required dependency:

lua-5.4.6 - Scripting language
https://www.mediafire.com/file/vfojefed ... 4.pet/file

coreutils-9.5 - Basic file, shell and text manipulation utilities
https://www.mediafire.com/file/2ivzkthn ... 5.pet/file

Built using

./configure FORCE_UNSAFE_CONFIGURE=1 --prefix=/usr --enable-threads=posix --enable-single-binary=symlinks --disable-nls --with-linux-crypto --with-openssl=auto

Produces a single binary coreutils with each additional application symlinked to this application.

bash-completion-2.12.0 - Collection of command line command completions for the BASH Shell

https://www.mediafire.com/file/a7vqlskv ... 0.pet/file

Just noticed there is a more recent build available:

bash-completion-2.13.0
https://www.mediafire.com/file/qz7la2mq ... 0.pet/file

nghttp2-1.60.0 - Implementation of HTTP/2 and its header compression algorithm, HPACK

https://www.mediafire.com/file/7gyqoi5c ... 4.pet/file

perl-5.38.2 - General purpose programming language

https://www.mediafire.com/file/z7ivep8b ... 2.pet/file

Internal update

pciutils-3.12.0 - Set of programs for listing PCI devices, inspecting their status and setting their configuration.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/6wtk0d41 ... 0.pet/file

Internal update

dpkg-1.22.6 - Package Management
https://www.mediafire.com/file/da49iys ... 6.pet/file

Bash Shell script for encoding Xvid's.

Grabbed it via Doom9.org (credit to microchip the developer!!)

The configuration file is located:

/usr/bin/ffxvid

open it up in your text editor and make the changes you require.

ffxvid-1.8.0 - Commandline tool
https://www.mediafire.com/file/fy2713e8 ... 4.pet/file

For some reason in my build of JammyPup (JRB's), Gparted did not show up in the menu.

So in the end I just compiled it again and it works okay now.

gparted-1.6.0 - Partition Editor

https://www.mediafire.com/file/t16uggbn ... 0.pet/file

Built this before as it corresponded if the initial offering in the OS

gparted-1.5.0 - Partition Editor

https://www.mediafire.com/file/0l9xp0wv ... 0.pet/file

Also updated

parted-3.6 - For creating and manipulating partition tables

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ndd7wjc3 ... 6.pet/file

rsync-3.3.0 - Fast and versatile command-line utility for synchronising files and directories

https://www.mediafire.com/file/84w15kja ... 0.pet/file

Required dependency:

xxHahsh-0.8.2 - Extremely fast non-cryptographic hash algorithm
https://www.mediafire.com/file/xragxmg9 ... 2.pet/file

OOps ..... typo with the package name .......... it's a Saturday night

Computer in sig below....

Just tried Jammy64 this evening and was pleased to find that the touchpad worked OOTB on this very new computer. Great! One of the only puppies that this has happened with.

Unfortunately wifi doesn't work. The card is an Intel Wifi 6e ax211. Generally seems to require iwlwifi firmware iwlwifi-so-a0-gf-a0-71.ucode and iwlwifi-so-a0-gf-a0-72.ucode to work I believe. I did try installing Gyrog's linux_firmware_usr_20240201.sfs but still couldn't get it going.

@vtpup

Here are the files that you state that you need to get your Intel WiFi to work

The driver should automatically be included in Linux kernels

Remember once the files are added, 'SAVE' this and then reboot.

Intel-Wifi-6e-ax211-drivers
https://www.mediafire.com/file/f24t8grh ... s.pet/file

Goodluck

Thanks Jasper, but I already had those drivers and had tested them out when I first posted here.

I did however download your .pet just to make sure, then install it, then save and reboot. But no change. No wifi is shown at all. Just bluetooth.

One possible explanation is that sometimes I need to use a different one of Puppy"s network managers to initiate using this card. Unfortunately, the only network manager in Jammypup64 is the simple one, and that one has no information and won't allow you to choose a different interface (in this case iwlwifi).

Frisbee seems the most thorough in recognizing a new hardware interface. It seems to work for me when others fail.

@vtpup

I had similar issues myself before I got it working properly.

I removed my default FDRV.SFS and then booted up the device to see which hardware would function without the need of additional drivers.

Then I had to switch kernels until I found which one was the most suitable for me.

Then I used the "WiFi" only drivers.

@ozsouth , was kind enough to work it through with me.

In the end I had to downgrade my Linux kernel (ZDRV.SFS & Vmlinuz) to ensure that I had it stable.

It is a bit of trial and error, however it will work

Also, @rerwin , has provided updates to his networking applications here:

viewtopic.php?p=2241#p2241

Hi Jasper, thanks. I had already tried other kernels and fdrv, as well as other "huge" firmware sfs. Something seems wrong with the distro re. wifi in general. I haven't had these problems with doing the same with F95, F96CE, Bookworm64, even Bionic64.

There is no network wizard in Menu>Setup or a network manager switcher. SNS/conman seems to be the only included network manager, and as I said it provides no useful info or options. It just shows nothing.

This is a basic problem, the other network managers are necessary to try any other solutions. I have downloaded the Frisbee and old Network Manager links from Rerwin's thread that you referenced above. But neither of them is functional to see the firmware. I'm not sure if this is a usr-merge problem or what. Essential to get Intel wifi cards working is iwlwifi. It would normally be very standard in an installation, but seems not to be loaded by default in Jammy. Network manager can't find it:

And modprobing it in seems to have no effect on Network Manager. It still looks for it in that kernel module directory. Frisbee also seems confused about loading interfaces.

Intel wifi kernel support should be simple as Intel is a total standard and their drivers modules and firmware are all open source AX211 wifi has been around for a few years.

Anyway, I'm going to look in on this thread when I canand a network wizard with additional network managers, in case it gets a changed and/or updated kernel, but unfortunately I can't keep testing suggestions to fix this myself -- I have to do taxes this week! Yuck...

@vtpup

At best, this OS has been provided as a "BETA"

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Croc is found under the Network menu.

This is an update to the application

croc-9.6.15
https://www.mediafire.com/file/8c6rbkeq ... 5.pet/file

I have uploaded the "transfer" application provided by @jrb 'just in case' the Google Drive is no longer available:

croc64-file_transfer-0.2
https://www.mediafire.com/file/ukdq52sb ... t/file

If you want to use this application with a Windows OS you will need to install the application:

gnutls-3.8.5 - GNU Transport Layer Security Library
https://www.mediafire.com/file/188fzii5 ... 5.pet/file

nzbget-21.2-testing-r2333 - Usenet downloader
https://www.mediafire.com/file/lvbcv2rl ... 3.pet/file

Requires - for SSL connections

gnutls-3.8.5
https://www.mediafire.com/file/188fzii5 ... 5.pet/file

The server configuration file is located in:

/usr/etc/nzbget.conf

If you want to use the WebUI then using your browser and enter:

http://localhost:6789

the default password details are:

user: nzbget
password: tegbzn6789

This can be changed in the server settings configuration file