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Posted: Sat 25 Aug 2007, 07:24
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revised Network Wizard + dhcpcd Aug 24 2007
Network Wizard
1. As well as identifying the network interface by name, the wizard now also identifies the brand/model of the device, and whether the interface is LAN or wireless.
2. Support for WPA and WPA2 encryption, and the wizard will only permit these settings if the wifi module in use is compatible.
3. Support for the configuration of the prism2_usb module, which uses unconventional setup commands. And scanning also works with prism2_usb.
Update October 7 2007
- support added for ALL prism2 wifi modules (not just prism2_usb).
- WPA support added for Realtek r8180 and r8187 wifi modules.
- WPA support added for zd1211rw (Zydas) module.
Thanks to Dougal for many scripting revisions, and JustGreg for testing the WPA2 function.
The package is over 100KB because it contains lsusb plus the relatively large configuration file needed by lsusb.
For Puppy versions earlier than 2.17, the "Autoload USB" function requires the additional net-wiz-usb-extras-k188.8.131.52.pet
Puppy v3.00 now contains a revised version of this wizard, with a slightly different main interface, and without the lsusb components.
For Puppy versions earlier than 2.17, the "Autoload USB" function requires the additional net-wiz-usb-extras-k184.108.40.206.pet
for Puppy 2.17
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Posted: Sat 25 Aug 2007, 07:27
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dhcpcd in Puppy 2.17.1 (but not 2.17) is BROKEN!
This is a major problem, which I announced as soon as it was identified -
but the information seems to have gone largely unnoticed.
Here is the fixed version, which will now save its configuration files to the correct location: /etc/dhcpc/
expected by Puppy's various network setup scripts.
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Posted: Sat 25 Aug 2007, 21:56
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Will this work in puppy 98? (1.07 based I think)
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Posted: Sun 26 Aug 2007, 01:04
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The Puppy 1.x series contains no third-party wifi drivers, so the Wizard will obviously not be able to set up drivers which are not present.
But the Wizard should work OK with the small number of "standard" wifi drivers, plus all of the ethernet drivers.
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Posted: Sun 26 Aug 2007, 15:26
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Can the net wiz setup using ndiswrapper in 1x variants?
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Posted: Sun 26 Aug 2007, 16:03
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Thank you
This upgrade made this wizard easy understandable for us not-so-smart-guys.
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Posted: Mon 27 Aug 2007, 03:11
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jonyo wrote:
Can the net wiz setup using ndiswrapper in 1x variants?
Probably. But I understand that ndiswrapper requires perl as well.
Since you have to go to some effort to install extra packages (perl + Windows driver) it would make more sense to install the correct Linux drivers.
Linux wifi drivers compatible with Puppy versions 1.0.4 - 1.0.9 are here http://dotpups.de/dotpups/Wifi/drivers-for-Puppy-1/
Your Netgear MA401 is supported by the orinoco_cs module or hostap_cs module. The hostap_cs is a better choice, so unload (or blacklist) the orinoco_cs first.
Your D-Link DWL-G122 b1 USB is supported by the rt2570 module.
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Posted: Mon 27 Aug 2007, 10:23
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Thx mucho.
Turns out to be some very timely info. Have pup 98 up & running on this ibm 380 ed lap p150 80 megs ram (booted but hung to an error with 32 megs of ram). Ordered & took ~ 2 wks the get some ram to max it out at 80 megs. Took a chance on that cos the lenovo site sez the lap maxes out at 48 megs but 80 is working out (..makes me wonder if it might take more). Runs pup 98 real good this way & still sortin out the wifi on that (& swap partition).
The other interesting thing is that the lenovo site sez that the lap wont boot from cd & for the most part it doesn't but turns out it does boot off some cds..Gparted for one (but not to a start screen) & win 98..
Some other interesting things is that messin around, turned out that it booted some (not all..tried a bunch) earlier variants of 2x~0-1 pups (with 32 megs) to a start screen (but barely ran..sloow) with a wake floppy but ended up with a cheezy green screen with xvesa (xorg wouldn't work). So was waiting for the additional ram to see what diff that might make. Made all the diff as I can boot to a A-1 start screen with xorg.
I was focusing on early variants 2x as they were the only ones that would boot via wake floppy. Tried out a few others that were kicking around 2.13-5-6 & couldn't get a boot (& wonder why
). Ended up trying 2.17 & boom
got a boot so along with win & pup 98, got 2.17 setup live cd & its workin pretty good..considering..so far. Tried to set up a swap partition but some error is coming up that I haven't sorted out.
On to the wifi. Lap has no usb port
so going with the netgear MA 401, - 2.17 auto loads orinoco_cs. Scan shows my wifi but as soon as I try auto dhcp (not sure but think I'm on 2.17) in the net wiz..loose the wifi & rutilt wont open..shows errors. So blacklisted that & went with the hostap_cs. After loading, no wifi interface shows up & get - critical error: Can't find any wireless network interface. Code: -3. What to do next?
Edit - Tried out all the win .inf files & none brought up a wifi interface though they loaded. Dunno how to unload them or if that may be a prob here.
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Posted: Thu 30 Aug 2007, 21:06
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Thank you for fixing dhcp in 2.17.1.
Your revised Network Wizard, like rarsa's before it, still does not allow what I want:
I have one internal nic (eth0) going to a dsl "modem."
--the modem is 10.0.0.2 and assigns IP's via dhcp.
--so, I wish to be able to use AutoDHCP on this nic.
I have a second nic (eth1) going to the rest of my internal network, as well as to a separate proxy machine.
--this nic is 192.168.1.7, static.
--its proxy machine is 192.168.1.11.
--the proxy is also this card's gateway and DNS nameserver.
--therefore, for this card, I would like to be able to set gateway and DNS servers independently of eth0, i.e. not to 10.0.0.2 but rather to 192.168.1.11.
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First, it's not my wizard. The current wizard is still based on rarsa's code, with extensive enhancements by Dougal.
I just coordinated the recent testing and feedback.
I'm not sure if the wizard can accommodate multiple network interfaces. Dougal could probably answer this, but since you obviously know something
about network configuration and commandline usage, I suggest you forget about the wizard (it's just a simplified tool for newbies) and instead run
the necessary commands.
Once it's working, you can create a script which sets up your configuration at each boot up.
The connection to the modem should be quite easy -
dhcpcd eth0
For your LAN connection I think this is what you need (anyone else feel free to jump in)
First modify /etc/resolv.conf to include ONLY this -
nameserver 192.168.1.11
Now run these commands -
ifconfig eth1 192.168.1.7 broadcast 192.168.1.255 netmask 255.255.255.0
route add default gw 192.168.1.11 eth1
Now keep in mind that every time the dhcpcd command is run to set up eth0, it will mess up the gateway and DNS addresses set for eth1.
I see that there are some parameters which can avoid this -
-R Prevents dhcpcd from replacing existing /etc/resolv.conf file.
-G [gateway] Prevents dhcpcd from installing default routes provided by DHCP server.
But Puppy's startup script does run dhcpcd, and it will continue to do its own thing (unless you modify it) so it will probably still be necessary to run the eth1 commands each time, and recreate the /etc/resolv.conf file.
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Posted: Sat 01 Sep 2007, 09:25
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tempestuous wrote:
but since you obviously know something
about network configuration and commandline usage, I suggest you forget about the wizard (it's just a simplified tool for newbies) and instead run
the necessary commands.
I'm not familiar with the commands & if the gui doesn't work I'm quite lost in sorting it out. Can't say I've run across some good info on it pup but I may have missed it. Is it available somewhere?
Best info I've run across thus far are here.
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Posted: Sat 01 Sep 2007, 13:47
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tempestuous wrote:
...First, it's not my wizard...
My apologies for the mistaken identity. Thank you rarsa and Dougal!
tempestuous wrote:
Once it's working, you can...
Aha--the fog lifts. For all my alleged prowess, I was unaware of the route command and the existence of what route modifies, namely the kernel's internal routing table--it was mystifying me that there is no configuration file for specifying gateway IP's in /etc, in Puppy. Thereby I was mistakenly assuming that
is mistakenly assuming that the nameserver(s) listed in resolv.conf are also the gateways. Silly me.
So if I catch your drift, at the end of rc.local I can accomplish what I want by inserting this:
#the below would solve the nameservers problem
echo nameserver 192.168.1.11 > /etc/resolv.conf
echo nameserver 10.0.0.2 >> /etc/resolv.conf
#the below would specify that
#only eth0 uses 10.0.0.2 as its gateway
#only eth1 uses 192.168.1.11 as its gateway
ifconfig eth0 dhcp broadcast 10.0.0.255 netmask 255.0.0.0
route add default gw 10.0.0.2 eth0
ifconfig eth1 192.168.1.7 broadcast 192.168.1.255 netmask 255.255.255.0
route add default gw 192.168.1.11 eth1
Yes? I'll try it on the target computer, just as soon as it finishes the auto-compile under that other distro of kde...
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Sit Heel Speak wrote:
ifconfig eth0 dhcp broadcast 10.0.0.255 netmask 255.0.0.0
I don't think that the command you suggested will obtain an IP address, because "dhcp" is not a valid parameter for ifconfig.
For eth0 I think you need to use the dhcpcd command, like this -
dhcpcd -R -G eth0
route add default gw 10.0.0.2 eth0
I just tested these commands now, they seem to work. Of course, if Puppy automatically runs dhcpcd at bootup, you will first need to kill this process.
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Posted: Sun 02 Sep 2007, 06:29
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Wait, now that I look at it, we're being too complex.
All you should need to do for eth0 is this -
dhcpcd -R eth0
dhcpcd will configure the IP address and gateway for eth0. The -R is so that it won't overwrite /etc/resolv.conf
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Thanks again...I
get a chance to try this, twelve hours from now. The kde compile referred-to above stymied me, until I by sheer luck found an old post (not this forum) telling me that, in that other distro, if I have auto-updated python, which happens during the autocompile of kde as a side-effect of the included attempt to update cfg-update...at a certain point I will get an error message telling me that the compiler can't find libxml2...at which point merely recompiling libxml2 doesn't solve the problem--I must first run python-updater...and then remove the zlib USE flag and then redo the compile of cfg-update...and maybe libxml2, I forget, it was 1AM by that point and I could hardly see straight...before resuming the compile of kde...how on Earth does Barry do it...anyway, I've done all that now, and kde finished successfully compiling overnight...but now it is morning, and She Who Must Be Obeyed is busy on that machine...and I must go pay my weekly social calls on my mom and sister...I don't mean to sound like I am in any way disappointed or frustrated with my beautiful, charming, gracious female relatives...
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CAMDEN, N.J. —The Radcliffe lightweight varsity eight and varsity four posted fourth-place finishes in their respective grand finals at the 108th Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championships Saturday morning on the Charles River.
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Stanford, meanwhile, won the national championship by upsetting top-ranked, two-time defending champion Wisconsin. The Cardinal beat the Badgers by 3.8 seconds, setting a new event record of 6:28.209 in the process. Only Wisconsin and Stanford had better team performances than Radcliffe, as the Badgers captured two silver medals and the Cardinal had one first-place and one fifth-place finish.
"We held our ranking of fourth, and I think that was quite an accomplishment after going through the repechage," said Radcliffe head coach Heather Cartwright. "Our heat was tough yesterday morning, and having to row twice yesterday was a challenge, but they came back and put a lot of heart into the race and competed hard. It was a great learning experience. We have a young crew, and they're hungry for next year."
The varsity four worked its way into fourth place as its grand final wore on. Radcliffe was in sixth place early but passed and pulled away from Georgetown in the second 500 meters and gained on Stanford in the third. In the final 500, the Black and White caught the Cardinal, edging Stanford at the line by less than three-tenths of a second in 7:44.569.
"I thought the four was very strong today," Cartwright said. "Coming into the weekend they hadn't rowed as a four, so we didn't really know their true speed. I was pleased with their effort and the way they battled back all the way to the end of the race."
Varsity Eight
Grand Final
Stanford 6:28.209
Wisconsin 6:32.023
Princeton 6:36.784
Radcliffe 6:43.715
Bucknell 6:44.939
Georgetown 6:50.538
Varsity Four
Grand Final
Loyola 7:33.352
Wisconsin 7:37.107
Bucknell 7:41.083
Radcliffe 7:44.569
Stanford 7:44.833
Georgetown 7:58.819


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John Constable was the first English painter to paint directly from nature in the open air, and the first to paint foliage really green. He was a painter whose brush seems to have responded with a perception of its own in accord with the artist's mood. There is an evident difference between the early years of search and fulfillment, when he painted in a happy mood, and the later years of his life when the same motifs were reinterpreted in slashing brushwork in his years of despondency following the death of his wife, Maria. He suffered from much insecurity during the years of struggle for recognition. He became both rich and famous, without serious money problems, but he became more withdrawn, pessimistic and racked with doubts as
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Here you see the memorial plaque, outlining the long history of this building.
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The original film type certainly had enough swashes and curls to be an unmistakable funk font in itself, but our further expansion of it cements it and makes it the definite font for the genre. With as many as 12 different possibilities for some letters, the designer's choices for a titling set in Tomato are virtually limitless.
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LitLandia Conjures Surreal Moments in a Region Without a Reading Series [1]
In July, P&W–sponsored poets Brendan Constantine [3], Nicelle Davis [4], Larry Eby [5], and Robbi Nester [6] kicked off LitLandia, a new reading series in California's Inland Empire region. Project director Cati Porter reports.
For a number of years now, I had been contemplating the fact that there is no regularly occurring literary reading series in Riverside, California. This is not to say that there aren't the occasional events, including an annual Writers Week [7] at the local university, or other reading series in neighboring counties; just none in my city, or even the other cities in closest proximity. So, I decided to remedy that.
Starting a reading series can seem a little daunting, but in my case, I already had most of the infrastructure in place. I searched the two literary journals that I founded and edit (Poemeleon [8] and Inlandia: A Literary Journey [9]) for contributors, and I drew upon my work with the regional literary nonprofit, the Inlandia Institute [10]. At Inlandia, we have been producing quality literary programming for years, including presentations during Riverside's monthly ArtsWalk, but the offerings are diverse, and my vision was more focused: LitLandia was designed to bring to this region a regularly scheduled quarterly reading series that includes an open mic component so that attendees (mostly writers themselves) can participate.
I knew this series would be special because we have such a ridiculously amazing and talented pool of authors to draw from, but I really was not prepared for how much fun this first event would be. My first clue was when Nicelle Davis walked in carrying a frilly lump of fabric under one arm and an enormous colorful felt book under the other. Shortly thereafter, Robbi Nester and Larry Eby arrived, each with their entourage. We were chatting and going over the reading order when Brendan Constantine rushed in, absolutely certain he was late. (Fact: He was way early.)
Robbi Nester went first, reading an atmospheric poem about whale watching as well as several from a series on yoga poses that promote "emotional stability" from her aptly-titled book Balance. Larry Eby read from his manuscript-in-progress, including one titled "My Father's Garage," a moving villanelle titled "Pillow Talk," and an ekphrastic piece after artwork by an instructor from the University of Redlands.
Then Nicelle Davis read; I say read, but really, "audience engagement" is a more accurate description of what occured. Drawn from her collection Circe, which retells The Odyssey, Davis used puppets and props to invite readers to pluck the heart out of Odysseus the Pig, and to gouge out Circe's eyes and pluck a booger from her nose.
Brendan Constantine, the final reader, read his usual unusually smart and witty poetry, including a cento comprised of lines from letters written to him by the legendary FrancEyE [11].
Afterward, we held a well-received open mic, with new work by talented local writers Mike Cluff, David Stone, Marsha Schuh, James Ducat, Pierce, Karen Greenbaum-Maya, Judith Terzi, and Richard Nester.
As everyone was leaving, the only child in the audience presented me with a glittering gummy worm, and I held in my hand a felt unicorn attached to a rainbow, a gift plucked from the froth of Nicelle Davis's felt board book: fitting gifts for a delightfully surreal afternoon.
Photos: Top (from left): Larry Eby, Robbi Nester, Cati Porter, Nicelle Davis, and Brendan Constantine. Credit: Mike Sleboda. Bottom: Nicelle Davis's felt unicorn. Credit: Cati Porter.
Major support for Readings/Workshops [12] in California is provided by The James Irvine Foundation [13]. Additional support comes from the Friends of Poets & Writers [14].


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From the OED, s.v. affiliate, v.: I.2.a. To attach a smaller institution to, or to connect it with, a larger one as a branch thereof; ... &c. No grammatical mistake here! As ever, Maxim 14:04, June 21, 2006 (CDT)
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Dear Dn Damick, RE the issue about the Friends of Orthodoxy on Iona not being interested in Scottish Orthodoxy more generally. The Friends is a London-based group, with an almost exclusively English membership. Most years, they go to Iona once a year, other years they go somewhere else, on a retreat of a few days. Apart from that they don't do anything else, except have the occasional dinner in London. When they go to Iona, they even stay at the Anglican/Episcopalian house. If you live in the UK and are well acquainted with the activities of the Friends of Orthodoxy on Iona, these things are self-evident and incontrovertable. Were the activities of the Friends and the geographical locale of its members published on the internet, then these references would establish the case. I propose the sentence in question be reintroduced. It serves to make clear (as otherwise would be assumed) that the Friends of Orthodoxy on Iona is a local Orthodox group with a focus on Iona, when it is not, but is mainly a group from another country which visits Iona periodically on a retreat. As ever, Maxim 03:30, June 28, 2006 (CDT)