Porteus

What is your bluetouth manager?

Maybe , this is an issue with GUID.

Fanthom,

a suggestion similar to rc.local - adding this at the end of /etc/profile:

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I forgot to add:

where do I get the userspace /usr/bin/acpi?
Which depository has been used for x86_64?

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And also this:

is there a hibernate solution ready for v1.0-beta-x86_64?
Could I help with building / debugging one?

is there a hibernate solution ready for v1.0-beta-x86_64?

If yes

1. You must install Porteus on a HDD
2. You must have a function hibernate RAM available.


3. This is a good idea

Hamza wrote: 1. You must install Porteus on a HDD

Done (via NeoGrub)

2. You must have a function hibernate RAM available.

What's that?

3. This is a good idea

I try my best to help improving Porteus.

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Anyhow, truecrypt not works with 1.0-beta-x86_64

I created the module from truecrypt-7.0-x86_64-1alien.tgz
But it gives me the error when trying to mount a truecrypt container file: I thought 1.0-beta-x86_64 no longer needs special setup for loop devices?

It worked well with V08 and the module created from truecrypt-7.0-i486-1alien.tgz

Done (via NeoGrub)

Is it a frugal installation copied on HDD ?

You must have a function hibernate RAM available.

Normally , it is available on KDE-4 , try the hibernate function in KDM Shutdown Panel

I try my best to help improving Porteus.

Thanks very much.

It worked well with V08 and the module created from truecrypt-7.0-i486-1alien.tgz

Have you included the librairies of TrueCrypt ? If No , looks where you have downloaded the truecrypt pkg.
And , Slax Remix is another thing than Porteus

Hamza wrote: Is it a frugal installation copied on HDD ?

I think, I copied the files from the img to sda2 and set up the menu.lst accordingly...

Normally , it is available on KDE-4 , try the hibernate function in KDM Shutdown Panel

I run LXDE...

Have you included the librairies of TrueCrypt ? If No , looks where you have downloaded the truecrypt pkg.
And , Slax Remix is another thing than Porteus

http://connie.slackware.com/~alien/slac ... /pkg/13.1/

There are no libraries to be found... So... what would I need to add to the truecrypt module?

For now I try to mount a downloaded ISO since that uses a loop device as well...

Try this ! Regards,

@Rava
"Seems at least livebg is not helpful with 1.0b for getting the drive Porteus booted from..."
especially for you edited linuxrc and we have new livedbg (will be placed in /var/log as well as in /mnt/live/var/log): "When I click the right-click menu "Change Windowmanager settings" nothing happens."
try lxdemenu -> preferences -> Appearance

"/usr/bin/language-selection-tool: line 180: kcmshell4: command not found"
fixed (kcmshell gonna appear only when KDE module is loaded)

"LST creates the folder with the standard (0755/drwxr-xr-x)"
this is standard unix umask i guess. i have added function to rc.S which sets 0700 on /root during each boot.

"if [ -f /etc/profile.local ];then"
dont understand, what would you like to keep there?

"where do I get the userspace /usr/bin/acpi?"
have no idea

"Which depository has been used for x86_64?"
standard slackware, for example here:
http://ftp.heanet.ie/mirrors/ftp.slackw ... 4-current/

"is there a hibernate solution ready for v1.0-beta-x86_64?"
jcsoh got it to work, check out this thread:
http://www.slax.org/forum.php?action=vi ... ntID=56973
should work also with porteus, let me know if something got broken.

Truecrypt works for me - make sure that you have free loop device.
hibernation/suspend is also available in LXDE (wait for rc-1).

"Could it be someone managed to hack my system?"
hehe....

"The strange Cyrillic chars are only when I try to reply on porteus.org."
hehe...

"could the hacker trying right now a new attempt at hacking our forum?"
lol...

"again written in leafpad and copy'n pasted"
more please...

i'm sorry - i just couldn't resist...
you have done great job with bug reports on 64bits - thanks a lot!

@blablotin
i have moved bluetooth function down on rc.M list and now bluedevil starts at each boot. unfortunately now i'm getting annoying message that some process couldn't write to /root/.config/(some non existent location) which slows booting as hell. anybody experience that as well?

when next time bluedevil wont start just kick it off manually:
su - -c "/etc/rc.d/rc.bluetooth restart"

Cheers

especially for you edited linuxrc and we have new livedbg (will be placed in /var/log as well as in /mnt/live/var/log)

That's great...

I tried mounting an iso to check if its a truecrypt or an loopdevice error:

Truecrypt works for me - make sure that you have free loop device.

I thought Porteus no longer needs a boot kernel tweak to give enough loop devices?

"When I click the right-click menu "Change Windowmanager settings" nothing happens."
try lxdemenu -> preferences -> Appearance

With V08 I could define a border where no window is placed. So I always had one pixel of background on the right side, going there lets me change the desktop using the mouse wheel. I cannot find that with the above ...

"where do I get the userspace /usr/bin/acpi?"
have no idea

"Which depository has been used for x86_64?"
standard slackware, for example here:
http://ftp.heanet.ie/mirrors/ftp.slackw ... 4-current/

I hope I find the userspace acpi there as well...
//Update: Nope, not found any userspace acpi there...

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I forgot to add:
It was said that the animated icon error is due to Firefox..
Is that because it's a 64 bit FFx? Since it all works well with V08 and 3.6.15 or 3.6.16 Firefox...

where do I get the userspace /usr/bin/acpi?

I use this kernel module that enables you to call ACPI methods by writing the arguments to /proc/acpi/call, for example to turn off discrete graphics card in a dual graphics environment.

https://github.com/mkottman/acpi_call

brokenman wrote:I use this kernel module that enables you to call ACPI methods by writing the arguments to /proc/acpi/call, for example to turn off discrete graphics card in a dual graphics environment.

https://github.com/mkottman/acpi_call

Could I get the info about the temperature or the attached battery by that as well?

At least reading the link only gave me the impression I could "only" tweak acpi settings...

@Rava
"I thought Porteus no longer needs a boot kernel tweak to give enough loop devices?"
you always have one free at start. if you want more - just add them as explained here:
http://www.porteus.org/videos/56video-t ... -loop.html

"With V08 I could define a border where no window is placed. So I always had one pixel of background on the right side, going there lets me change the desktop using the mouse wheel. I cannot find that with the above ..."
lxde changed much since v08. now 'pcmanfm' is managing the desktop and not openbox (and 'automount' feature always works). this may be not possible anymore i'm afraid.

"animated icon error"
only 64bit ff is affected.

Cheers

fanthom wrote:lxde changed much since v08. now 'pcmanfm' is managing the desktop and not openbox (and 'automount' feature always works). this may be not possible anymore i'm afraid.

Owww.... then LXDE is no longer an alternative to XFCe for me...
I try to search on that topic and give you a heads up about what I found...


About the video link:
http://www.porteus.org/videos/56video-t ... -loop.html gives me a 404:
//edit
found it; new URL:
http://www.porteus.org/info/porteus-vid ... -loop.html

In 32bit i have the battery info without this module:
This module i speak of only allows you to make changes via the call file.

@brokenman
As far as I remember, 64 bit has nothing in /proc/acpi/battery but I will check that later...