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Hi!
@ceel
In fact, Tazinst doesn't detect 'c' type Win95 FAT32 partitions.
Fixed: http://hg.slitaz.org/slitaz-tools/rev/f1ba248d0b54
Thank you for the bug report,
dom
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Congrats for slitaz, it is an amazing job you guys are doing. What about 3G support in 4.0 ?
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3G Support (without having to install usb_modeswitch or wvdial): http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/read-this-if-you-use-a-3g-modem-to-connect
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1. Create Directory on Partition named 0A (In my case ,7)
2. Download ISO
3. extract files into directory
4. Copy this to Grub4DOS file named menu.lst
title SLITAZ (0A)
find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /0A/0A
root (hd0,7)
kernel /0A/boot/bzImage
kernel /0A/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.37-slitaz root=hd0,7
initrd /0A/boot/rootfs4.gz /0A/boot/rootfs3.gz /0A/boot/rootfs2.gz /0A/boot/rootfs1.gz
Outstanding!
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@tengzelius
Is your post a response to my earlier question about installing the boot loader to a partition boot sector instead of the MBR?
If so, how would I install the boot loader. I am not knowledgable about grub4dos.
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Sorry for stupid question but how I update with tazpkg set-relase? Also thanks for this awesome distro. It has been a real lifesaver for me after support for Linux 2.4 kernel (which my own distro used) stopped.
Hey karthanon,
I have exactly the same issue with the same T21 setup except I've got 512MB of RAM. I've tried upgrading from 3 and clean installed from all the flavours on the disk and all the flavours from the web install. I've managed to get as far as the login screen but it freezes there instead. The only thing I haven't tried yet is installing by hand.
Have you had any luck or does anybody else have any ideas? I really like version 3 and would like to upgrade to 4 if possible.
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Okay. I have noticed it is not a good idea to update using slitaz set-release. Is there any way to update SliTaz from stable 3 to stable 4 without burning slitaz 4.0 CD? I have SliTaz 3.0 loram-cdrom CD I used to (re-)install SliTaz on my computer. (I used loram-cdrom because I only have 64MB of RAM)
conection 3G modem HSDPA ttyUSB0, APN=claro.com.br don´t work. Help me. I don´t speack eng.
Tank you
Arthur
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@Arthur.......Try this post,
http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/read-this-if-you-use-a-3g-modem-to-connect#post-9191
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Modem 3G after instalation pkg. See Arqs.
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To solve your problem in three words: Just. use. sakis3g.
It does everything for you and can be automated from setting them in /etc/sakis3g.conf - then just use sakis3g connect and then it connects without requiring user input at all.
Stop complicating it for yourself.
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Result for instalation sakis3g. Dónt work.
tanks
Arthur
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reply for attcemen..
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More for instalation of sakis e Linux-dialup
Arthur
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@Arthur
you are running SliTaz 2.0. Upgrade to SliTaz 4.0 before to run install these packages.
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Very Good. Sakis3g is running after installation of wvdialup.
Thanks
Arthur
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hi guys,
slitaz 4.0 is estable and working well, but something is wrong with the mirrod. it is about a get-flash-plugin ("Unable to find: flash-plugin in the mirrored packages list."). i try to execute the installetion and the program does not run. someone could help me to fix it?
thanks, ib.
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http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/flash-player-installation-issue
A quick glance at the main page would have provided the solution...
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Thank you all for your great work !
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When I reboot mine it says multiple active partitions and says no bootable devices. i am able to run the live cd without problems but when i try to boot normally it says the above. i am in deperate need of help !! any help be great
Hi nary,
Can you give more details about your configuration and the way you install SliTaz ? It seems you have at least 2 HD.
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I have not seen response to the invasion of the user tux in my personal account, even after it is deleted. It is recreated on next boot without a password and has access to my personal files
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@Arthur
This is script that adduser tux
/etc/init.d/bootopts.sh
http://hg.slitaz.org/slitaz-boot-scripts/file/864391a829a2/etc/init.d/bootopts.sh
Put a # in front of lines 22 => 47
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