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I've found the problem of this script and the authors modified github. So try again ! If you still have mele-sd-4gb-lui-5.2.90.img.xz decompressed, just do :
I really don't know what happens... It's working for me
Have you tried to unmount / remount your SD card ?
Reboot your CPU ?
Does your SD card > 4 Go ?
Have you got enough free space on your hard drive ?
Maybe we could have a look at
Code:
cat makesd.log
Yes I have plenty of space on my hard drive, my microsd is 16gb, and Ive tried this from scratch a few times so im not sure ill try and reformat the card and see if that helps anything, and no I havent mounted/unmounted anything just followed the directions in this thread, would you mind sharing your exact steps
Just as another datapoint, I used dd and imaged the card directly using that image and was able to boot puppy linux. I'm not familiar with it, so I wasn't able to find the wifi tool to check that; but I can say it boots.
Just as another datapoint, I used dd and imaged the card directly using that image and was able to boot puppy linux. I'm not familiar with it, so I wasn't able to find the wifi tool to check that; but I can say it boots.
dd if=~/dev/sdb of=mele-sd-4gb-lui-5.2.90.img
^^ That should be the code to dd right.. because that ish is not working -___-, I keep getting no such file or directory, I hate dding an image directly it never works
^^ That should be the code to dd right.. because that ish is not working -___-, I keep getting no such file or directory, I hate dding an image directly it never works
your if and of are backwards. if=> in file; of=> out file. You just overwrote the img file with your SD card data.
And so ? Have you succeed in ? Is puppy linux fast enough on such devices ? Is it playing nicely ? And what about wifi ?
Is it possible to see videos ?
And so ? Have you succeed in ? Is puppy linux fast enough on such devices ? Is it playing nicely ? And what about wifi ?
Is it possible to see videos ?
I'm interested in the same.
I would like to add a concern about movies playback, is it possible to reproduce 1080p on a full hd tv? As far as I've seen here it seems to playback but just up to 720p
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