Porteus

Maybe the debug cheatcode will reveal some useful information.

and/or
[SOLVED] Shutdown log file.
and
Re: How to see terminal screen msgs (Post by fanthom #20762)

--> whats your CPU? <-- AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+ --> output of Porteus openbox, which is slightly better <-- Hmm..if i'm not mistaken,the kernel- xorg- and core modules are the same, only the DE-module is different. I tend to say that using a "heavier" desktop does only do a bi...

Output of port 4_64-xfce on usb thumb-drive 03:31:43 CPU-freq is 1000000 1000000 03:31:44 CPU-freq is 1000000 1000000 03:31:45 CPU-freq is 1000000 1000000 03:31:46 CPU-freq is 1000000 1000000 03:31:47 CPU-freq is 1000000 1000000 03:31:48 CPU-freq is 1000000 1000000 03:31:49 CPU-freq is 1000000 10000...

maybe this one will do
Re: [SOLVED] Problem with latest VLC LAN under 3.2.2 64bit Porteus. (Post by ncmprhnsbl #68714)

@kultex The thing is that i somehow doubt the measurements in /proc/cpuinfo are correct. I remember that a grep -i mhz /proc/cpuinfo worked well in port 3.2.2 but not in 4.0. -- It showed only the max value and i was told that there have been some changes so this command doesn't show the correct val...

Hi Kultex Different system - amd (k8 i think), Porteus 4 xfce 64 scaling seems to work: guest@porteus:~$ cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies 2600000 2400000 2200000 2000000 1800000 1000000 guest@porteus:~$ cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_...

Hello docata I get the same error message when I use the mount path your system uses. ( manually created and dev mounted because my system usually mount devices at /mnt ) device: /dev/sdb partition: /dev/sdb1 partition number: 1 partition mount point: /media/docata/USB STICK installation path: /medi...

8 GB is by far sufficent. I assume you managed to put the chrome module into the modules folder,no? guest@porteus:~$ ls $PORTDIR/modules will show it. where did you store the save,dat file? It should be on the physical drive not somewhere in the live filesystem. EDIT Here is an Example of an usb thu...

Some Questions:
Which Desktop do you use (kde,xfce etc)?
and more important, how much physical RAM do you have?
Please post the outcome of while Chrome is running.

usb drive = ext2 Porteus iso on Desktop guest@porteus:~$ su Password: root@porteus:/home/guest# umount /dev/sdb1 root@porteus:/home/guest# mkdir /mnt/iso root@porteus:/home/guest# mkdir /mnt/usb root@porteus:/home/guest# mount -o loop Desktop/Porteus-XFCE-v4.0-x86_64.iso /mnt/iso mount: /dev/loop6 i...

Hi Captain One thing to try: unmount the (usb) device, after you copied all the files to it, and mount it manually at /mnt/sdXN (XN = whatever your device is e.g. sdb1) you may have to create this folder first if it isn't already there. When done, cd into /mnt/sdXN/boot and run the installer. (./Por...

Run as root blkid in the terminal to get the UUID string.

Example:
APPEND from=UUID:01ef7192 changes=UUID:01ef7192/path/to/save.dat

Personally, I do not backup individual files or folders related to the operating system.

Set it up, configure as you like it and then:
make an image of this partition or the whole disk.
Restoring those images has never failed.
(keyword: Clonezilla)

... no backup - no pity ...

@ neko Would you tell me what means 'pae' Physical Address Extension (PAE) is a memory management feature for the x86 architecture allowing these CPUs to directly access a physical address space larger than 4 gigabytes. The Linux kernel includes full PAE-mode support starting with version 2.3.23 in ...