wdlkmpx
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6 years ago Thanks for reporting that bug. I think i've read about it before.. it has a long history. I usually only build and use a pup.. and not very often.. dpup stretch. So that may be the reason it hasn't been fixed.
I know it's outrageous that bugs are not fixed, but here in the git repo where solutions must be applied there's little manpower, almost none, and in fact the upups maintainer is AWOL 99.99% of the time since forever probably.
That's the current state of affairs, and it will get worse, at least according to Murphy's Law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murphy%27s_law
What you can do now is try to build a xenialpup64 with a slacko64 and see what happens.
Hmm @peabee might want to fix the 0.3K md5.txt files from: http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/huge_kernels/ (make them look like the 0.1K files)
And if that fails, you can always resort to a 32bit puppy and do a cross-build. Cross-builds are not that well tested, and i think ptheme is not designed for cross-builds. This is another really bad bug. Anything that doesn't play well with cross-builds should be removed or fixed ASAP.
I have many changes ready to be added, i just need to split them into commits, that includes a few more lines for cross-builds.
peabee
woodenshoe-wi
I am using xenialpup64-7.5 fugal install with a save folder. Trying to create xenialpup64 with standard options.
I get the following error.
INITRD: initrd.gz [x86_64] /DISTRO_SPECS: xenialpup64 7.5 x86_64
chroot: can't execute 'echo': No such file or directory ERROR: could not 'chroot' into sandbox3/rootfs-complete This means that something is incomplete, perhaps a library needed by bash. Check it out. Have to exit script now.
The only file I have modified is _00build.conf
#
persistent configuration options
#
see also DISTRO_SPECS DISTRO_PET_REPOS DISTRO_COMPAT_REPOS-*
#
NOTE: check the original file every once in a while
settings might be added or removed...
#
----------------
support/findpkgs (called by most scripts)
----------------
set to 'no' to speed up process..
CHECK_PKG_DEPENDENCIES=yes
----------
1download
----------
this will check all remote pkg repos and choose the working ones
CHECK_REMOTE_PKG_REPOS=yes
----------
2download
----------
binaries are usually already stripped. set to 'no' to speed up process
STRIP_BINARIES=yes
-------------
3builddistro
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-- Live CD --
The default is to use the traditional Puppy Live CD (isolinux)
However there are 2 other options.
UEFI_ISO overrides GRUB4DOS_ISO if both are set to YES..
UEFI_ISO also supports legacy BIOS booting
On 32 bit systems this will still boot legacy BIOS however it
Will not boot 32 bit UEFI machines. These are rare anyway.
UFEI_ISO=yes G4DOS_ISO=no
UnionFS: aufs or overlay
the kernel must properly support your choice
UNIONFS=aufs
Kernel tarballs repo URL
for choosing/downloading kernel
KERNEL_REPO_URL=http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/huge_kernels
Kernel tarball URL
avoid being asked questions about downloading/choosing a kernel
KERNEL_TARBALL_URL=http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/huge_kernels/huge-3.14.55-slacko_noPAE.tar.bz2
an array of generically named programs to send to the ADRIVE, FDRIVE, YDRIVE
ADRV_INC="abiword gnumeric goffice"
ADRV_INC=""
YDRV_INC=""
YDRV_INC=""
FDRV_INC="" #this one is very experimental and it's recommended to be left unset
FDRV_INC=""
Include kernel-kit generated FDRIVE
set to yes or no or leave commented to be asked the question at build time
KFDRIVE=no
build devx? yes/no - any other value = ask
BUILD_DEVX=yes
include devx SFS in ISO?
DEVX_IN_ISO=no
Include the windows puppy installer LICK
by Luke Lorimer aka
LICK_IN_ISO=no
compression method to be used (SFS files)
SFSCOMP='-comp xz -Xbcj x86 -b 512K'
SFSCOMP='-comp xz'
SFSCOMP='-comp gzip'
SFSCOMP='-noI -noD -noF -noX'
if "$WOOF_HOSTARCH" = "$WOOF_TARGETARCH"
Would you like to strip all binary executables and shared library files?
These are usually already stripped, although some packages may have the shared
library files stripped with the '--strip-debug' option only, and extra stripping
should be okay. It won't do any harm answering yes here.
EXTRA_STRIPPING=yes
-- Dependency check --
if $WOOF_HOSTARCH" = "$WOOF_TARGETARCH"
The script can optionally do a thorough dependency check
This may take a long time.
CHECK_BINARY_DEPS=yes
PPM2 or the Classic gui for PPM?
UICHOICE=PPM2
Puppy is normally run as the 'administrator' (root) user, though there is
also 'fido' which is not currently very mature.
The structure of Puppy is such that we consider root to be safe (with a full
disclaimer of any responsibility if anything does go wrong), but there is a
compromise, to run as root but to run Internet apps as user 'spot'.
Note, in a running Puppy 'Menu->System->Login & Security Manager'
can be used to enable or disable running as spot.
RUN_INTERNET_APPS_AS_SPOT=no
Certain Xorg drivers require KMS (Kernel ModeSetting)
A value of '1' means on, '0' means off.
assume not using kms at all when boot from sd card (arm arch).
KMS_i915=1 KMS_radeon=1 KMS_nouveau=0
-- Xorg Auto --
- This overrides DISTRO_XORG_AUTO in DISTRO_SPECS..
- For ARM it's always set 'no' (may be changed)
Do you want Xorg to start automatically at first boot (or at 'pfix=ram'
kernel boot param) or run Xorg Wizard? The latter has been the case for
earlier puppies. Automatic startup of X usually works, though in some
cases may choose the wrong monitor resolution or driver -- which can be"
fixed by running Xorg Wizard afterward. (yes/no)
XORG_AUTO=yes
-- Xorg Text DPI (dots por inch) --
this is overriden by PTHEME - $DEFAULT_THEME_XORG_TEXT_DPI
see 'rootfs-complete/root/.Xresources' for the current value
You can specify a font dpi if you wish
...72 78 84 90 96 102 108 1114 120..
XORG_TEXT_DPI=114
-- pTheme -- applies only if ptheme pkg is being used
woof-code/rootfs-packages/ptheme/usr/share/ptheme/globals
You can choose a ptheme here if you wish
otherwise 3builddistro will ask you to choose one
PTHEME="Dark Touch"
PTHEME="Dark Mouse"
PTHEME="Bright Touch"
PTHEME="Bright Mouse"
-- ROX desktop text - black --
The ROX-Filer desktop text defaults to white with black shadow, but this is
not best for some light backgound images.
ROX_TEXT_BLACK=no
ROX-Filer defaults to 'DejaVu Sans 10' font for the desktop.
If you would prefer bold text 'DejaVu Sans Bold 10',
type in a full font specification (ex: Mono 12)
ROXFILER_FONT=DejaVu Sans 12
-- Xload in JWM --
By default xload is displayed in JWM. You can disable it here...
JWM_XLOAD=yes
-- Custom wallpapers -- if mkwallpaper is in $PATH
Do you want to build some custom wallpapers?
CUSTOM_WALLPAPERS=no
-- Locale --
Puppy is built with a default locale LANG=en_US and keyboard layout KMAP=us,
which may be changed after bootup.
However, if you are building a language-specific Puppy, you may change the
defaults. But, please do make sure that your Puppy has a 'langpack' PET
for your language installed -- if one does not exist, then you will have to
create one -- see MoManager in the Utility menu, also read the Menu -> Help
-> HOWTO Internationalization.
see valid locales in /usr/share/i18n/locales
(the default is en_US.UTF-8)
DEFAULTLANG=
-- Keyboard layout --
Default is english (en, us, "")
Choose another one if you wish..
azerty be-latin1 br-abnt2 br-abnt br-latin1-abnt2 br-latin1-us by cf
croat cz de de-latin1 dk dvorak dvorak-l dvorak-r es et fi fr
gr hu101 hu il it jp106 lt mk nl no pl pt-latin1 ro ru
se sg sk-qwerty sk-qwertz slovene sv-latin1 uk us wangbe
KEYMAP=
-- Default Apps --
Not all are implemented in the puppy scripts,
but you can specify a default app if you wish...
If you specify a value it will override anything that previously
set that value in the corresponding script...
These are the current default*apps (scripts) in /usr/local/bin
DEFAULTAPPS=" defaultarchiver= defaultaudioeditor= defaultaudiomixer= defaultaudioplayer=deadbeef defaultbrowser= defaultcalendar= defaultcdplayer=deadbeef defaultcdrecorder= defaultchat=hexchat defaultchmviewer= defaultconnect= defaultcontact= defaultdraw= defaultemail=claws-mail defaultfilemanager= defaulthandler= defaulthtmleditor= defaulthtmlviewer=defaultbrowser defaultimageeditor= defaultimageviewer= defaultmediaplayer= defaultpaint= defaultpdfviewer= defaultprocessmanager= defaultrun= defaultscreenshot= defaultspreadsheet= defaultterminal=urxvt defaulttexteditor= defaulttextviewer= defaultwordprocessor= "
- extra commands --
Here add custom commands to be executed inside sandbox3/rootfs-complete
EXTRA_COMMANDS="rm usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-amdgpu.conf sed -i 's/rox/defaultfilemanager/g' root/Choices/ROX-Filer/PuppyPin sed -i 's/Height>22/Height>28/g' root/.jwm/jwmrc-personal sed -i 's/"24"/"MENHEIGHT"/g' etc/xdg/templates/root.jwmrc sed -i 's/"24"/"16"/g' /root/.jwmrc rm -r root/.config/rox.sourceforge.net/MIME-types/application_x-sharedlib rm -r usr/share/themes/Raleigh rm -r usr/share/themes/stark-blueish rm -r usr/share/themes/FlatBlueContrast rm -r usr/bin/xcalc rm -r root/.config/autostart/pmcputemp.desktop rm -r usr/share/applications/Xcalc-scientific-calculator.desktop rm -r usr/share/applications/jcontrol.desktop cp -r root/firstrun/yassm usr/local cp -r root/firstrun/yassm-search.desktop usr/share/applications rm -r root/firstrun/yassm rm -r root/firstrun/yassm-search.desktop cp -r root/firstrun/jwmrc-personal root/.jwm cp -r root/firstrun/.jwmrc-tray root cp -r root/firstrun/globicons root/.config/rox.sourceforge.net/ROX-Filer cp -r root/firstrun/jwmrc-theme root/.jwm rm -r lib64 ln -s lib lib64 "