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How to manually make a frugal Puppy Linux installation
A frugal Puppy installation is performed by extracting the contents of the container file (either ISO or ZIP) to normally one, i.e. the same, directory. Let that desired partition be known as the target partition since one is aiming to install to it. That partition may be located on:
- either an external device, e.g. a flash memory drive (often erroneously referred to as a memory stick)
- or, an internal device, usually a hard disk drive (H.D.D.)
Therefore, the target device is the device which contains the partition that one aims to install to, such as an external flash memory drive or an internal hard disk drive. The minimum, nominal storage capacity for a flash memory drive is 256MB.
WARNING: If the target partition contains any important files make a minimum of two copies of important files, where each copy is located on a separate partition on a separate device, because they will be destroyed whenever the target partition is formatted.
IMPORTANT: determine the correct device name (sdX) of the target device to work on, via the command-line interface:
The following procedure assumes that one is running Puppy Linux. However, the same procedure can be followed within any Linux distribution. If one wishes to use Microsoft Windows go to Appendix 1 below.
Step 1 - Creating a partition and file-system on the target device
- this step is only necessary if one does not wish to keep the existing partition and file-system structures on the target drive
- (highly recommended) install the latest available versions of: bzip2, grep, parted, tar
- ensure to dismount the target device X:
umount /dev/sdX
- (optional) create a new partition table (disklabel) on the target device X (WARNING - access to all existing files on the target device will be lost):
/usr/sbin/parted /dev/sdX mklabel gpt && /usr/sbin/parted -l
- (optional) create a partition(s) or, delete or re-size an existing one on the target device X: Menu > System > GParted > Partition (where set 1 defines partition 1 of device X to be the boot partition):
/usr/sbin/parted -a opt /dev/sdX mkpart primary ext4 8 100% set 1 boot on && /usr/sbin/parted /dev/sdX disk_set pmbr_boot on && /usr/sbin/parted /dev/sdX set 1 legacy_boot on print
- (optional) create the required file-system (formatting) on the partition(s) of the target device X (WARNING - all data on the target partition will be over-written (destroyed)):
- for EXT4 file-system creation {requires a recent version of e2fsprogs}:
/sbin/mkfs.ext4 -b 4096 -m 0 -L PUPPY -O extents,uninit_bg,dir_index,filetype,has_journal,sparse_super -E stride=4,stripe-width=256 /dev/sdXY
- for FAT16 file-system creation {requires a recent version of dosfstools}:
mkdosfs -v -n PUPPY -F 16 /dev/sdXY
Step 2 - Installing a boot-loader to the target device
- install, to one's actual operating system in use, a recent version of the boot-loader SYSLINUX [4 | 5]
- N.B. installing this package merely makes available the SYSLINUX files for one's use; it does not replace any of the existing boot-loader files which one's actual operating system makes use of for booting (starting-up) itself
- rename any existing directory at /dev/sdXY/boot/syslinux:
mv /dev/sdXY/boot/syslinux /dev/sdXY/boot/syslinux.old
- create a new directory at /dev/sdXY/boot/syslinux:
cp -afpru /usr/lib/syslinux /dev/sdXY/boot/
- install the boot code to the M.B.R. of the target device X:
/bin/dd bs=440 conv=notrunc count=1 if=/usr/lib/syslinux/gptmbr.bin of=/dev/sdX && sync
- place the boot configuration file syslinux.cfg (sample file for flash memory drives only) on the target device at /boot/syslinux or /syslinux (this file will need editing if more than one Puppy version has been installed; the pkeys parameter will need to be configured for your location)
- install the boot system file ldlinux.sys to the target partition directory sdXY/boot:
- for EXT4 file-systems, ensuring that it is mounted first:
/bin/mount /dev/sdXY /mnt/sdXY && /bin/mkdir -p /mnt/sdXY/boot && /sbin/extlinux -i --stupid /mnt/sdXY/boot
- for FAT file-systems:
/bin/mkdir -p /mnt/sdXY/boot && /usr/bin/syslinux -i -s /dev/sdXY/boot
Step 3 - Installing Puppy Linux to the target device
- mount the target device
- mount the Puppy ISO (or ZIP) file by clicking on it
- copy from the ISO (or ZIP) directory to the target device either all the files, or, just these essential ones: vmlinuz, initrd.gz, and all those with the extension .sfs (if more than one Puppy version is to be installed ensure that they are each contained within their own directory)
- follow the additional instructions in Appendix 3 at LiveDVD
- re-boot the computer with the flash memory device connected
- when shutting down the system there may be the option to create a personal storage (pupsave) file which must be chosen if personal settings and configuration are to be saved.
Appendix 1 - Installation to any external device, from within Microsoft Windows
- format the drive or partition to FAT32
- download and extract the latest syslinux .zip file to the C drive, i.e. C:\syslinux
- go to directory C:\syslinux\win32\:
cd C:\syslinux\win32\
- with administrator privileges run the syslinux command to make the target drive bootable: (where X is the drive letter for the target drive or partition)
syslinux.exe -m -a X:
- open the Puppy ISO (or ZIP) file to view its contents, using e.g. 7-zip, (it is important that the original file names be kept)
- copy to the target device the files: vmlinuz, initrd.gz, and all those with the extensions .sfs
- download this sample boot-loader configuration file syslinux.cfg (for flash memory drives only} and place it on the target device
- re-boot the computer with the flash memory device connected
Appendix 2 - Installation to any Microsoft Windows partition and using GRUBforDOS as boot-loader
- Installing the boot-loader to the internal hard disk drive (where Microsoft Windows resides)
- Installing the boot-loader to an external drive
When making an installation to an internal H.D.D. with an existing operating system, one has the option to either allow that operating system to remain or be removed. Only remove the existing operating system if the computer is more than 3 years old since most computer manufacturers cease to provide new B.I.O.S. versions after that time. If the intention is to remove the existing operating system, regardless of computer age, then ensure to check for and install any B.I.O.S. updates first.
If the Puppy files are to be appended, by making a frugal installation only of Puppy, then this would involve one of the following:
- either making a new partition for Puppy (not recommended)
- or, using an existing partition for Puppy (recommended)
One can place a frugal installation within a pre-existing Windows installation. The save file, although itself is comprised of a Linux file-system, may reside on a F.A.T. or N.T.F.S. partition; which is why a frugal installation is also called a "co-exist" installation. A full hard disk drive installation on a F.A.T. partition is not possible because F.A.T. partitions do not support Linux symbolic links.
There is an option to install from within Microsoft Windows using the relevant file from here: http://www.mediafire.com/?5ah0d0rzcz5cc
Appendix 3 - How to run Puppy Linux from a flash memory drive on any computer already running
Appendix 4 - Absent internal H.D.D.
- older Puppy versions will not boot from an external flash memory drive if the internal H.D.D. has been removed:
Posted on 23 Apr 2011, 22:54 by perthie USB Install Issue? I notice that you still haven't commented on this issue. A machine missing an internal hard drive can no longer be booted from a flash drive. The new search procedure fails to find the sfs file on the flash drive. Posted on 24 Apr 2011, 8:20 by BarryK Re no boot usb I have written it down in my to-do list.
Appendix 5 - Using GRUBforDOS bootloader for all common file-systems
- install the latest available version of helper program Grub4DosConfig
- install the boot code to the M.B.R. of the target device X:
bootlace.com --time-out=0 /dev/sdX
- install the boot system file grldr by placing it on the target device
- install the boot configuration file menu.lst, or update an existing one, by using Grub4DosConfig: Menu > System > Grub4Dos
- follow the additional instructions in Appendix 3 at LiveDVD
- if there is already an existing Puppy installation re-boot the computer with the flash memory device connected; if there is no existing Puppy installation then either both steps 2 and 3 or just step 3 (if any existing file-system is to be retained) must be performed before re-booting the computer with the flash memory device connected

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"We've been watching the looters come and go," said John Fleury of Enosburgh, who has a camp across Route 2 from Radkin's property in Alburgh, which used to belong to the family of Fleury's wife.
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"What it is is a hoarder's house," said Vermont State Police Sgt. Maurice Lamothe, who is investigating the burglaries. "The exterior is covered in outbuildings, cars, trailers and everyone one of them is full, I mean full to the top. I had never been in a hoarder's house prior to this. The rooms, you can't walk through them, you can't walk through any of them."
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"Through Make a Splash, we have also had the privilege of getting in personal contact with Cullen Jones, and we hope that Boston is a part of the 2013 Make a Splash Tour. In the future, we plan to leverage the MAS network to apply to grants and forge relationships with other local MAS partners to plan swim meets. "When we received our informational video, wristbands, pins, water safety cards and flyers, the Achievers were very excited. More importantly, they were very inspired to join an organization headed by Cullen Jones, a role model who comes from a similar background as their own." Rosenberg said that Achiever parents – most of whom had never learned to swim themselves – were equally excited about the Make a Splash relationship. Many of them had not heard of the program before, but it put them at ease to know that Amphibious Achievement was partnering with an organization that promotes water safety. 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On the athletic end, rowers learn the basics of rowing posture and body swing by rocking back and forth on an ergometer to the rap song "Lean with it, Rock with it." Swimmers learn body alignment through creative drills, such as having Achievers balance a cup of water on their forehead while swimming backstroke. Amphibious Achievement also has extensive programming outside the Sunday Sessions. "We hold study halls during the week, where Achievers come to MIT to meet one-on-one with our mentors and delve into specialized academic topics, ranging from geometry to economics to college essays to how to use iMovie," Rosenberg said. "This summer, we also launched our first-ever four-day summer workshop, SURGE!: A Scientific Approach to Summer. "During SURGE!, Achievers came to MIT for seven hours every day for four days to engage in leadership activities and hands-on experimentation, as they learned about the scientific concepts behind rowing and swimming." Oehmke and Rosenberg saw participation grow in the past two years. During the pilot semester, there were just 19 participants from one public high school in the Boston area. Today, there are 45 Achievers from five public high schools. The program is also launching its first expansion to Northeastern University this spring, expecting to add 15 new members to the program. "Amphibious Achievement is a program about students inspiring students; it is about preparing high school students to be successful in the real world," Oehmke said. "We helped Denise, an Achiever from a broken family, to get into college – the first person in her family to do so. Zeyu, an Achiever whose first language is not English, went from being a shy and introverted student to an articulate and confident public speaker. He even broke out of his shell so much as to showcase his hidden talent during our talent show: Moonwalking like Michael Jackson. 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I�m not watching the screen, and in fact at this point I�m agitated enough to want to smash it with my copy of SkyMall (which, I�d remind you, is mine to keep!), but it�s always there, it�s never off, it�s demanding your attention constantly, in your forced field of vision, the net effect being that I � and all of, everyone on the plane, vacationers and business travelers and children � cannot turn off Kevin Bacon, the smoldering serial killer, the scary bloody walls or the corpse. We�re all registering it every few minutes. We�re actually registering it more profoundly thanks to whatever marketing PowerPoints revealed in the past few years that people internalize commercials for inane television more when those commercials include the actual words on the screen, so if the show�s about a murderer, you put the word HE�S A MURDERER up there in 400-pt. bold. in large bold type, moving if possible. This way, even if the subtlety of the nefarious glances and skittish jump-cuts and people pointing guns at the cameraman is missed by you, you don�t have to be in the dark about what�s going on. This ad for the the Kevin Bacon show includes two that read, in order:
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This morning I�ve been rerouted twice, due to what the airline called �mechanical trouble,� resulting initially in a 4.5-hour delay of my original plane. Prior to that I ran the gauntlet of taking my shoes off, unpacking my laptop. I�m unallowed to power up my phone on because of how it will irrevocably scramble the plane�s compass systems and cause all the plane�s navigational screens to be replaced with my �Words With Friends� games. Once before boarding a flight I had my Starbucks mocha tested with a litmus paper, coffee I purchased literally 60 feet removed from the chemical engineers now staffing the gates. Earlier I paid extra money for the privilege of bringing home my suitcase. All of which are apparently the cost of sitting jammed in an Altoids tin two feet away from an advertisement for a show about a serial killer that currently involves an interview with a child actor who can�t be more than third grade, and a brief video peeking behind the scenes of the time a photographer took pictures of the actors, including such memorable moments as Kevin Bacon Walking Toward The Photographer, and The Guy With His Head Tilted Down Looking Up Menacingly. A few minutes later there�s an ad encouraging me my family to enjoy �Wreck-It Ralph.�
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It�s not all excitement on the screens; there are occasional pleas from the airborne advertisement people that say things like �Let your brand be seen by the MILLIONS OF PASSENGERS who view these screens each year,� or, loosely translated, �Let your brand be shoved into the face of brains that have a natural tendency to respond to blinking popping stimuli that are jammed in their fields of vision, because there�s nowhere left on Earth you can go to escape advertising screens.�
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Linux patch 3.0.1
Updated fbcondecor patch thanks to Spock
fbcondecor patch for 3.0 series thanks to Alexey Shvetsov <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Cleanup of patches from previous kernel version
Creating 3.0 branch from 2.6.39
Linux patch 184.108.40.206 and a patch to fix GNU make v3.80 compatibility
Disable -Wunused-but-set-variable for gcc 4.6.0. Thanks to Stratos Psomadakis
fbcondecor patch see: http://dev.gentoo.org/~spock/projects/fbcondecor/
Removing all 2.6.38 patches
Creating 2.6.39 branch from 2.6.38
Linux patch 188.8.131.52 and removal of redundant patch
Linux patch 126.96.36.199 and patch to fix compile issue if XEN is enabled but XEN_PVHVM is disabled
prevent cifs from doing page-sized reads exclusively
Linux patch 184.108.40.206
Linux patch 188.8.131.52
Updated patch for fbcondecor
Committing Alexey's latest fbcondecor port for 2.6.38
New fbcondecor patch from Alexey Shvetsov
Create 2.6.38 branch and commit fbcondecor port provided by alexxy
Creating 2.6.38 branch from 2.6.37
iwlwifi: patch to not reload fw if WiMAX owns the RF.
Remove redundant patchsets
Port fbcondecor patch to 2.6.37. Minor fix needed. Removed redundant patch
Add support for version 5 of the 6050 image for Intel Wireless Wifi Link 6250AGN Adapter
Removing incompatible version of fbcondecor patches.
Update qt4 patch for 2.6.37
Prepare 2.6.37 genpatches
Creating 2.6.37 branch from 2.6.36
Fix retrying ttm_bo_init() after it failed once
Removal of cgroups tty scheduler patch. Linux version 22.214.171.124
Automatically create task groups per tty, to improve desktop interactivity
Split out qt4 xconfig patches
Add support for kernels compressed with bzip2, lzma or lzo to the extract-ikconfig script. Bug #340021.
AD codec fix for PCM stream assignments for bug #344153
Adding patch so xconfig works with qt4
Updated fbcondecor patch
Clean up for 2.6.36
qt4 patch not compatible with 2.6.36
Remove redundant patch
Get 2.6.36 genpatches ready
Creating 2.6.36 branch from 2.6.35
Linux patch 188.8.131.52
Fix for exploit: IA32 Syscall Entry Point Privilege Escalation (CVE-2010-3301)
create /sys/fs/cgroup to mount cgroupfs to support systemd
Linux patch 18.104.22.168
Linux patch 220.127.116.11 and removal of redundant patches
Patch to make the stack guard page somewhat less visible to user space
Patch to fix page table unmap for stack guard page
Patch to support eject on dell studio 1555
Linux patch 220.127.116.11
Linux patch 188.8.131.52
2.6.35 patch for fbcondecor
Cleaning up 2.6.35 patches to get ready for new release
Creating 2.6.35 branch from 2.6.34
Linux 18.104.22.168 and removal of redundant patch
Add missing define to prevent re-define errors in vgaarb.h
Patch to fix errors issued by modpost in vfb driver
Fix for acpi_lid_open undefined error in nouveau driver
xconfig patch for qt4. Bug #320761. Thanks to Sam Iam
Compile fix for fbcondecor for 2.6.34 compatiblity
Removal of patches incompatible with 2.6.34
Creating branch for 2.6.34
Creating 2.6.34 branch from 2.6.33
Linux patch 220.127.116.11
Removal of alpha sysctl uac patch
Linux patch version 220.127.116.11
Linux patch 188.8.131.52
Fix for alpha sysctl uac patch and linux 18.104.22.168
Adding fbcondecor 0.9.6-2.6.33-rc7 and modified uac patch
Removing alpha uac patch
Update to alpha unaligned access control patch
Preparing 2.6.33 genpatches
Creating 2.6.33 branch from 2.6.32
Patch to fix a bug which truncated the LBA49 return value in libata-scsi
Adding patch to fix staging driver rtl8187se compilation failure. See bug #296920.
Update readme
Removing 5906 transmit fix due to bug #304265
Linux patch 220.127.116.11
Updated 5906 transmit patch with suggestions from Matt Carlson from broadcom
Patch to Broadcom ethernet adapter 5906 to fix transmit hangs.
Linux patch 184.108.40.206 and removal of redundant patches
Linux patch 22.214.171.124
Linux patch 22.214.171.124
Linux patch 220.127.116.11
Linux patch 184.108.40.206
Patches to correct sector size reads for EFI GPT
Linux patch version 220.127.116.11 and removal of redundant patch.
Linux patch 184.108.40.206
hfs filesystem buffer overflow (CVE-2009-4020)
Setting up 2.6.32 genpatches
Creating 2.6.32 branch from 2.6.31
Patch to fix sk_forward_alloc corruption on SUNRPC
Patch for suspend/resume for Audiotrak Prodigy HD2
Linux patch 126.96.36.199 and removal of redundant patches.
fsnotify patch to not set the group mark before it is on the i_list
Fix for the null pointer exception in pipe_rdwr_open (CVE-2009-3547)
Linux patch 126.96.36.199. Changes for makefile included in 18.104.22.168
Patch to add new USB ID for KWorld PlusTV Dual DVB-T Stick
Linux patch 18.104.22.168
Linux patch 184.108.40.206 and fix for fbcondecor for 184.108.40.206
Linux version 188.8.131.52. Removal of redundant patches.
Patch to fix cdc-acm regression in open
Patch to fix cc1 options check to not use -fPIC when compiling
Remove version information from Linux patch
Linux patch 188.8.131.52
Removal of .30 patches
Creating 2.6.31 branch from 2.6.30
Linux 126.96.36.199 patch and the removal of redundant patch
linux/sysrq.h needs linux/errno.h
Fixes freezes caused by careless IPI sends on some x86 setups
Fix typo for README file. Thanks, YaCK
Removal of redundant patch and fix for 126.96.36.199 patchset
Adding linux patch 188.8.131.52 and removing redundant patches
Fix for (CVE-2009-2692), Kernel: NULL pointer dereference due to incorrect proto_ops initializations. Fix for Linux Kernel clock_nanosleep() NULL Pointer Dereference, SA36200. Security hid dereference before null check fix. New patch for fbcondecor.
Linux patch version 126.96.36.199
MacBook display corruption fix
Linux patch version 22.214.171.124
Linux patch 188.8.131.52 and removal of redundant patches
Adding patch to fix NULL pointer dereference in tun_chr_pool CVE-2009-1897
security fix PER_CLEAR_ON_SETUID CVE-2009-1895
Linux patch 220.127.116.11
Adding ide-cd patch for the handling of fragmented packets. See bug #274182
Fixed DM Bad block relocation patch compile bug for 2.6.30 as per bug #273663
Preparing for 2.6.30 kernel
Creating 2.6.30 branch from 2.6.29
Linux patch 18.104.22.168
Alpha/PCI patch to make PCI resources available
Linux patch version 188.8.131.52.
Adding fbcondecor fix for 184.108.40.206.
usblp patch to poll continuously for the status.
Fixing linux 220.127.116.11 patch
Linux 18.104.22.168 patch
sparc64: Flush TLB before releasing pages
ext4 patch to fix discard of inode prealloc space with delayed allocation
Version bump for fbcondecor to 0.9.6
Linux patch version 126.96.36.199
adding 3 ext4 patches that are still needed in 2.6.29
fbcondecor console decoration version bump
Removing white space so patch applies against 2.6.29 kernel. Thanks to niriven for testing
Removing reference to squashfs patch
Removing squashfs patch
Removal of redundant patches. Preparing for gentoo-sources-2.6.29
Creating 2.6.29 branch from 2.6.28
Move some PCI code around to fix compilation on alpha
Fix reuse of USB interfaces from userspace
forward port some unusual_devs additions
update to use d_obtain_alias
update for 2.6.28
remove merged patches
Creating 2.6.28 branch from 2.6.27
right patch file, thanks to Tiago Cunha
Fix potential inotify watch removal race
Fix potential inotify watch removal race
Fix ACPI-related performance degradation on HP laptops
Fix microphone input regression on Asus laptops
Adding linux patch version 126.96.36.199
Linux 18.104.22.168 patch
HP Laptop dmi quirk fix
patch to restore tcp option ordering included in 188.8.131.52
Linux patch version 126.96.36.199
Patch to retrieve sensor information from the IT8720 chipset and type values fixes
Patch to fix setkey policy breakage
Adding patch to restore ordering of TCP options for the sake of inter-operability
Adding linux-188.8.131.52
Adding linux 126.96.36.199
Added include directive as per bug #242078
Adding linux 184.108.40.206
Adding linux-220.127.116.11
Patch cleanup for 2.6.27 release.
More patches removed and updates to README
Remove redundant patch
Removing 2.6.26.x patches
Creating 2.6.27 branch from 2.6.26
Include security patch which adds missing capability checks in drivers/net/wan/sbni.c -> sbni_ioctl()
Adding linux-220.127.116.11
Version bump
Adding linux 22.214.171.124 patch
Adding linux 188.8.131.52
Adding linux 220.127.116.11 and 188.8.131.52 with a Makefile patch
Adding UTC timestamp option patch bug #233307
update patches for 2.6.26
remove merged patches
Creating 2.6.26 branch from 2.6.25
Adding ssa7134 patch
Fix evdev force feedback in 32-bit compat mode
Linux 188.8.131.52
Linux 22.214.171.124
Linux 126.96.36.199
Removing apple-numlock-em patch, included in 22.214.171.124 (added now)
Linux 22.214.171.124
Linux 22.214.171.124
rediff for 2.6.25
Fix numlock emulation on Apple Aluminium keyboards
Linux 18.104.22.168
remove .rej hunk, pointed out by Dawid Stawiarski
Linux 126.96.36.199
Fix import of default config on i386/x86_64
fix for 2.6.25
updated version which compiles on 2.6.25
convert to unix line endings
Add support for externally building speech synthesizer
remove merged patches
branch 2.6.25
This time, add the patches
Added patch to detect whether futex_atomic_cmpxchg_inatomic was implemented at run time
Patch to fix build of modular drivers/macintosh/apm_emu.c
Added updated patch for enabling control of the unaligned access control policy from sysctl
Fix docking station headphone port and PC speaker for Fujitsu ALC262
Fix IPW2200 radiotap interface
Adding cciss missing include patch
Support temperature monitoring of new Intel CPUs
Added patch for bug# 211369
Adding patch to prevent gcc 4.3 optimizations for all archs.
Adding Ricoh 5 in 1 memory reader patches
Added 22.214.171.124 patch and removed patches that are included in this version bump.
Fix clearing of direction flag in signal handlers
Allow more IPSEC connections
Fix usb-storage access to Motorola ROKR phone
Fix bluetooth log spam with a buggy conwise USB adapter
Fix bluetooth rfcomm crash on suspend
Fix mixer controls for Fujitsu Lifebook E8410 sound chip
Remove bogus unifdef entry added in 184.108.40.206
Linux 220.127.116.11
Linux 188.8.131.52
Fix 2.6.24 libata regression on Pegasos
Fix GCC 4.2 compile failure on alpha/ia64/ppc64
Fix reading of MAC address in sis190 driver
updated arcmsr fix
Fix boot hang on Intel Q35 chipset
Fix boot hang on Intel Q35 chipset
Fix warning flood when arcmsr is ran with archttp
Fix e1000e bridging issue
Preventative measure against future vmsplice-like security issues
Fix another vmsplice() security issue
remove mistakenly added {
Fix coexistance with new fbcondecor
Fix XFS crash condition
Linux 220.127.116.11
Echo ^C on console when a process is terminated through Ctrl+C
Fix SCSI CDROM implementation of CDROM_DRIVE_STATUS ioctl
update fbcondecor patch to fix bug #207550
slightly newer version of fbcondecor patch
2.6.24-pre --> 2.6.24
Removing squashfs-3.2 patch and adding squashfs-3.3
Drop 'size' argument from bio_endio (see 6712ecf8f648118c3363c142196418f89a510b90).
Fixing offset.
Fixing rejects against 2.6.23-git15.
The 'size' argument has been dropped from bio_endio (see http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=6712ecf8f648118c3363c142196418f89a510b90).
More unneeded patches go bye-bye.
More unneeded patches go bye-bye.
Removing unneeded patches.
Forking the .24-pre branch.
rediff against netdev header parse changes
2.6.23-pre --> 2.6.23
Fixing alignment due to naming changes.
Offset fixes because of fbcondecor.
Deprecating vesafb-tng in favor of uvesafb.
Deprecating fbsplash in favor of fbcondecor.
Fix hostap AP interface type to prevent udev confusion
Make sure we use the right macro's to printk stuff on amd64.
Last offset fixes for 2.6.23-rc8.
Offset fixes for 2.6.23-rc4.
Updated uvesafb patch.
Importing uvesafb.
Offset fixes for 2.6.23-rc3.
Small offset fixes for 2.6.23-rc1.
Offset fixes.
Offset fixes for 2.6.22-git16.
Fixing the reject in drivers/md/Kconfig, Offset/fuzz cleanup and making it compile against 2.6.22-git16. kmem_cache_create only takes 5 arguments now, not 6 (removing the trailing NULL).
More offset fixes, adding #include <linux/exportfs.h>, since the export_operation structure got moved to a seperate header file.
Fixing the rejects in 4405_alpha-sysctl-uac.patch, also cleaning the fuzz.
Both, 2700_usbaudio-logitech-id.patch and 2900_powernow-k8-acpi.patch are now upstream.
Forking the new branch for 2.6.23.
correct include to sched.h, patch from Maarten Bressers
Include linux/blkdev.h in fs/squashfs/inode.c for 4300_squashfs-3.2-r2.patch (thanks to Martin Scharrer <bugreport at scharrer-online.de> in #184922).
Correcting the From: of the CONFIG_ALPHA_UAC_SYSCTL.
Linux 126.96.36.199
Another Logitech QuickCam snd-usb-audio ID
update dm-bbr for 2.6.22 new DM API
2.6.22-pre --> 2.6.22
Preparing squashfs for 2.6.22, more exaclty for the SLAB_CTOR_CONSTRUCTOR removal.
Updated squashfs patch (v3.2-r2).
Preparing the squashfs patch for a new version.
Fixing the fuzz.
Alignment fixes for 2.6.22-rc4-git7.
Dropping speakup from 2.6.22 on Daniel's request.
Starting branch for 2.6.22.
Fix detection of Logitech QuickCam microphone
Fix resuming of hda-intel sigmatel codecs
Add support for AL2230S-based ZD1211 USB-WLAN devices
Fix vgettimeofday() system call on x86-64
Adding a newer alpha UAC patch for 2.6.21 and greater, fixing #178531.
Linux 18.104.22.168.
new speakup version
2.6.21-pre --> 2.6.21
Offset fixes for 2.6.21-rc5.
Offset fixes for 2.6.21_rc3.
Offset fixes for 2.6.21_rc2
cx88 patch merged
Header and offset fixes for linux-2.6.21_rc1.
Offset fixes for current git.
sk98lin is now deprecated UPSTREAM!
Offset fixes for 8a03d9a498eaf02c8a118752050a5154852c13bf.
Updates for 2.6.21-pre.
Starting 2.6.21-pre.
remove drivers/Makefile changes again
new speakup patch
slightly cleaner dm-bbr patch
Cx88: Add support for svideo/composite input of the Terratec Cinergy 1400 DVB-T
I think genpatches-2.6.20 is ready.
Offset fixes for 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc2.patch and 4400_speakup-20061129.patch.
Fixing 4400_speakup-20061129.patch compilation for 2.6.20 (thanks to dev-zero again).
Luckily dev-zero supplied us with an updated version of the dm-bbr patch.
Fixing trailing whitespace and missing newline at end of file.
Small offset fix for speakup.
Updating the Bad Block Relocation patch (many thanks to Tiziano for a working one).
Updating the TODO list.
Updating the squashfs patch.
Adding an updated patch for 2.6.20 (thanks to Michal)
Adding pointers for upstream commits.
These need to be fixed.
Reject fix in kernel/fork.c
Hunk alignment fixes.
Those are stable patches, already present in current git.
Starting the 2.6.20 branch.
update some patches with upstream headers and minor upstream changes
Linux 126.96.36.199
Fix libata status handling
Fix ipv6 crasher
fix vesafb-tng compile
fix speakup patch
fbspash rediff taken from spock's devspace
fix astest sandbox violations for external module builds
fix speakup and squashfs
pdc2037x patch still broken upstream
forward-port r707: fix ieee1394 module reload oops on PPC
2.6.19-pre --> 2.6.19
Reverting my commit on 4300_squashfs-3.1.patch, as that wasn't intended to get into.
Chunk fixes for 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc2.patch.
David Miller advised that this patch can be removed
Minor patch cleanups for 2.6.19_rc5.
real fix for VIA IRQ quirk was merged
Offset/reject fixes (include/linux/sysctl.h) for 4405_alpha-sysctl-uac.patch.
Offset/reject fixes (drivers/char/vt.c, drivers/char/keyboard.c) for 4400_speakup-20060814.patch.
Offset fixes for 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc2.patch, 4206_vesafb-tng-mtrr.patch and 4300_squashfs-3.1.patch.
Offset/reject fixes (drivers/video/console/fbcon.c and include/linux/sysctl.h) for 4200_fbsplash-0.9.2-r5.patch.
Offset fixes for 2500_via-irq-quirk-revert.patch, 4000_deprecate-sk98lin.patch and 4105_dm-bbr.patch.
The r8169 updates are already present in 2.6.19-rc1.
sky2 v1.9 is already present in 2.6.19_rc1.
Starting work on 2.6.19-pre, as _rc1 is now on its way.
fix RTL8167 and RT8136 support
Add support for RTL8168 ethernet, tested by Sebastian Stammler
fixup sata_promise update
sky2 update
updated pdc2037x PATA support
Linux 2.6.18 should be ready now.
Backport some recent additions from 2.6.17 branch
Small hunk fixes for 4110_promise-pdc2037x.patch and 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc2.patch.
Some small offset fixes for 4000_deprecate-sk98lin.patch, 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc2.patch and 4400_speakup-20060814.patch.
Removing fuzz, removing trailing whitespaces.
Updating the squashfs patch.
speakup update
Fixing 4400_speakup-20060618.patch for 2.6.18-rc4
Removing the sparc64 naming fix, since on 2.6.18 it should be fixed in mainline
Again fixing a chunk for offset-alignment
Fixing some offset mismatches
Fixing some minor fuzz / correct the chunks in 4200_fbsplash-0.9.2-r5.patch, 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc2.patch and 4400_speakup-20060618.patch
Fixing 4105_dm-bbr.patch and 4300_squashfs-3.0.patch for 2.6.18-rc1
Updated patchset against 2.6.18-rc1, 4300_squashfs-3.0.patch is still broken!
Adding back 4000_deprecate-sk98lin.patch, deleted it by mistake
Fixing offset in 4105_dm-bbr.patch
Fixing offset in 1705_sparc-U1-hme-lockup.patch
Updating 4200_fbsplash-0.9.2-r5.patch (thanks to spock)
Updating the vesafb-tng patch (thanks to spock)
Removing patches already in the 2.6.18 git tree
Starting 2.6.18-pre (against the current git tree)
Support USB ASIX 88178 ethernet
Support new nvidia IDE hardware
Support new JMicron SATA hardware
Support even more new nvidia SATA hardware
Support new nvidia MCP65 SATA controllers
Linux 126.96.36.199
Linux 188.8.131.52
Fix link detection on VIA velocity network adapters
Fix sound on Lenovo 3000 laptops
Linux 220.127.116.11
Support various new nvidia ethernet adapters
Add PCMCIA ID for trendnet TE-CF100 ethernet adapter
Add PCI ID for bcm4319 wifi card
2.6.17-pre --> 2.6.17
Fixing chunks in 4110_promise-pdc2037x.patch
Fixing chunks in 4110_promise-pdc2037x.patch, 4200_fbsplash-0.9.2-r5.patch, 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc1-r3.patch and 4300_squashfs-3.0.patch. Fixing rejects in 4400_speakup-20060103.patch (drivers/Makefile, drivers/char/Makefile, drivers/char/keyboard.c and include/linux/keyboard.h). Thanks to Daniel Drake for the hint!
merge r449: Reduce ACPI verbosity on this error condition
the real fix is merged upstream now
Fixing the chunks in 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc1-r3.patch and 4400_speakup-20060103.patch again
Chunk fixes for 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc1-r3.patch, 4300_squashfs-3.0.patch and 4400_speakup-20060103.patch
Fixing chunk in 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc1-r3.patch
Fixing file ranges in 4105_dm-bbr.patch, 4110_promise-pdc2037x.patch, 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc1-r3.patch, 4300_squashfs-3.0.patch, 4400_speakup-20060103.patch and 4405_alpha-sysctl-uac.patch
Fixing offsets in 4105_dm-bbr.patch, 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc1-r3.patch and 4400_speakup-20060103.patch
Offset / Fuzz / Whitespace fixes for these patches: - 1700_sparc-obp64-naming.patch - 4000_deprecate-sk98lin.patch - 4200_fbsplash-0.9.2-r5.patch - 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc1-r3.patch - 4300_squashfs-3.0.patch - 4405_alpha-sysctl-uac.patch
Fixing rejects: - 4110_promise-pdc2037x.patch * drivers/scsi/sata_promise.c, hunk #6 * include/linux/libata.h, hunk #1 - 4400_speakup-20060103.patch * drivers/char/Makefile, hunk #1
Isn't needed for the git tree
The following patches got into upstream: - 1710_sparc-sparsemem.patch (commit d1112018b4bc82adf5c8a9c15a08954328f023ae) - 2400_sky2-1.1.patch (commit 15240072ac3ffb67050acd0b71b477c3bb977670 and previous) - 2410_hostap-eapol-encryption.patch (commit cfa146e4be274fd04bfdb26b3c96cdfe81a43dc2) - 4100_libata-enable-atapi.patch (commit 418dc1f5a805822fcf1118804ddc689a4156db4a)
Cloning 2.6.16 to start work on 2.6.17
Linux 188.8.131.52 thanks to Francisco Lloret in bug #127838
Fix disconnect when renewing keys with hostap driver
input.h header fix for splashutils compile
skge update, hopefully solves performance issues
sky2 update, hopefully solves stability issues
Use sparsemem for ultrasparc machines, thanks to Gustavo Zacarias
pdc2037x patch fix
speakup fix
2.6.16-pre --> 2.6.16
Fixing fuzz in 4205_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc1-r3.patch
alpha uac patch fix
new numbering scheme
Fixing some fuzz (4101_deprecate-sk98lin.patch, 4320_promise-pdc2037x.patch, 4505_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc1-r3.patch, 4900_speakup-20060103.patch); Fixing rejects due to upstream changes in include/linux/sysctl.h (4500_fbsplash-0.9.2-r5.patch, 4905_alpha-sysctl-uac.patch)
Fixing fuzz
Fixing 2 rejects, introduced by 2.6.16-rc4-git1 (in include/linux/sysctl.h)
Some fuzz/header updates for 2.6.16_rc2-git1
New fbsplash patch for 2.6.16
Fix a reject in 4901_speakup-highlight-tracking-amd64.patch (drivers/char/speakup/speakup.c: Hunk #1)
Readding 4300_libata-enable-atapi.patch, no idea why I removed that.
Readding 4901_speakup-highlight-tracking-amd64.patch; Thanks dsd :)
Rediffing 4905_alpha-sysctl-uac.patch
Rediffing 4900_speakup-20060103.patch
Rediffing 4705_squashfs-2.2.patch
Rediffing 4505_vesafb-tng-1.0-rc1-r3.patch
Fixing a reject in 4500_fbsplash-0.9.2-r5.patch (drivers/video/console/fbcon.c:Hunk #17); Rediffing
Fixing a reject in 4320_promise-pdc2037x.patch (drivers/scsi/sata_promise.c)
Rediffing 4305_dm-bbr.patch
Rediffing 4101_deprecate-sk98lin.patch
Rediffing 1399_sparc-U1-hme-lockup.patch
ICH8 merged upstream
These patches are already in the upstream git tree, so they're not necessary anymore
Creating 2.6.16-pre branch from 2.6.15
Enable libata ATAPI (i.e. SATA CDROM) support by default
mqueue security fix
sky2 v0.13
Fix up filenames
Linux 220.127.116.11
older version of PIIX suspend patch which doesn't depend on new libata voodoo
sky2 v0.12
Several patches from 184.108.40.206 queue
Support the upcoming Intel ICH8 chipset
Fix ptrace/strace on sparc64
Fix crash-on-resume with ata_piix driver by implementing suspend support
Fix framebuffer on Sun Blade 100/150 workstations
drop unapplicable sparch patches for now
sky2 v0.11
Experimental fix for speakup highlight tracking on amd64
speakup 20060103
2.6.15-pre --> 2.6.15
sky2 -- driver for marvell yukon-2 ethernet cards
New speakup version
fbsplash and vesafb rediff
PPC64 multilib patch will need to be redone
Remove merged patches
Creating 2.6.15-pre branch from 2.6.14
Linux 18.104.22.168
Linux 220.127.116.11
Fix a bug which caused BIND to fail after some time
vesafb-tng 1.0-rc1-r2
fbsplash 0.9.2-r5
Fix compile on alpha
Fix a typo which was causing kconfig nls to be disabled on all systems
Speakup 20051028
2.6.14-pre --> 2.6.14
Updated speakup patch to apply against 2.6.14-rc4-git4
Updated Kconfig patches for 2.6.14-rc4-git4.
fbsplash rediff
megaraid compat rediff
Promise pata rediff
vesafb-tng 1.0-rc1
Remove merged patches
Creating 2.6.14-pre branch from 2.6.13
Fix clock skew on AMD64 X2 cpu's
Linux 126.96.36.199
Drop scsi quiet patch for now
Stop scsi_execute being so verbose
Yenta patch printk fix
Fix bad BUG_ON in de_thread and add forgotten yenta patch
Yenta oops fix
Hopeful fix for the AMD64 SMP userspace crash issues
Speakup vs gameport fix
Linux 184.108.40.206
Stop kallsyms requiring an extra pass for some configs
Linux 126.96.36.199
Fix bootup of mac hardware
skge tree update
Sparc kconfig rediff
2.6.13-pre --> 2.6.13
Updated speakup snapshot.
Removing 1370_sparc-modpost_stt_reg.patch as it is in upstream now.
forgot to add patch: Stop skge flooding the logs with bogus messages
Stop skge flooding the logs with bogus messages
Merge forcedeth linkinit fix (r142) into 2.6.13
vesafb-tng rediff for 2.6.13
Support for nvidia mcp5x SATA in 2.6.13
Don't patch the sparc64 Kconfig in speakup.
sparc Kconfig updates to rc4-git2.
New speakup from gregkh's tree
revive speakup
fbsplash and uac rediffs
Support promise TX4200 hardware
Squashfs 2.2
I marked ffb broken, so don't even bother with this patch any more.
More Kconfig cleanup.
Further cleanup of the sparc Kconfig.
Further cleanup of the sparc Kconfig.
Updated sparc Kconfig goodies
Updated sparc Kconfig goodies
alpha UAC rediff
speakup needs work as usual
New fbsplash and vesafb-tng
Drop sparc kconfig rework, does not apply cleanly
Remove patches which are already applied
Creating 2.6.13-pre branch from 2.6.12
Add irqpoll boot option for buggy BIOS workaround
Correct modpost to work with newer glibc on sparc
Revert bridge fix; Fix buggy conntrack behaviour
Fix odd NTP timing behaviour on PPC
netfilter conntrack bridge device fix
Gameport probe order fix
Convert ppc64 makefile fix from DOS format
...with an unmount fix many thanks to Anton Altaparmakov
inotify returns...
Add PPC64 makefile fix for multilib
Add 184.108.40.206 ACPI IRQ fixup
Temporarily removing inotify due to bug 97219
Rename legacy megaraid pci_driver.name to prevent conflict
Linux 220.127.116.11
inotify 0.23-15
Megaraid driver update, and a patch to allow both megaraid drivers to be built side-by-side
Add it8212 storage driver
skge tree update
skge: Fix startup bug for yukon-lite cards
Support MCP51 and MCP55 hardware in nv_sata driver
Support MCP55 hardware in amd74xx IDE driver
New hardware support for forcedeth and a bugfix
Support Elecom (Laneed) LD-USBL/TX in pegasus driver
Support Planex FNW-3602-TX in tulip driver
Support USR 997902 in r8169 driver
Support >2TB capacity in libata
Remove Makefile hunk
e1000 spinlock fix
Fix remap_pte_range BUG
Add pci-driver typo fix
Linux 184.108.40.206
Speakup returns
Remove AHCI ATAPI patch. We aren't going to be able to support SATA-ATAPI for 2005.0.
Remove unneeded nfsacl patch
add forgotten patch
Add ice1712 SN25P support
Remove PDC2027x patch as it is already available as an IDE driver
Add support for pdc20619
Add support for BCM5785
Add ATAPI support on AHCI
add sata bridge lockup fix
inotify compile fix
alpha uac rediff
Add qla2xxx initialization fix
2.6.12-pre --> 2.6.12
inotify 0.23-12
Remove speakup, its broken, upstream is working on it
inotify 0.23-9
fbsplash 0.9.2-r3
Readme update
Renumber alpha UAC patch
inotify 0.23-8
dm-bbr returns
SPARC patch updates
Remove obselete patches
Create 2.6.12 branch
Add 2.6.11 patches
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