Hi all, I have made a cooking.iso with some changes for testing:
www.kult-ex.org/download/slitaz.iso md5sum: 35e205638ba18d33fd4a2c20ce239a48 1) include CPU Frequency Scaling as I already told, I think, that it is a contradiction, that SilTaz is running the performance governor - it uses between 20 and 30% more energy in idle compared to the the ondemand governor - just for doing nothing. Please dont use it for more than 2 core cpus - intel i3, i5, i7 2 core cpus are seen as 4 core cpus - you can use the iso without any problem, because 4 cores are set ondemand - evrything is done in system.sh - a little bit dirty, but it works - with some changes in the kernel, it would be easy without this errors in boot.log. perhaps it would be good also to add trayfreq to give easy control to the user http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/trayfreq-for-slitaz#post-19839 2) removed all mesa/dri stuff + intel + nv xorg driver back to the roots - needs less space and does not make much difference - on all my machines (geode, transmeta, nvidia, intel) the original rolling iso and this iso are booting. on the thinkpad X31 with ATI original.iso does not boot - this iso boots, but the wellpaper is very strange... my old VIA machines dont boot from the stick, and there is a problem with the Samsung USB-DVD in the new kernel - both isos dont boot, needs more time on a PIII Compaq ipaq with intel both are not booting..... on a lenovo Z370 with intel and nvidia grafics, this iso boots only, when in bios the optimus dGPU device is set to UMA Grafic only as there are a lot of intel machines in the wild, it would be an idea to make a special intel flavor, because the fbdev pascal included last week is interfering with the intel driver, when you look in xorg.0.log 3) removed hal+pcmanfm and installed udevil+spacefm generally it works very good - the only problem I found is, that udev seems to have a bug with IDE-DVDs - USB-DVDs and SATA-DVDs work fine - when I boot from an IDE-DVD root@slitaz:/lib/udev# ./write_cd_rules Missing $DEVPATH. so the /etc/udev/rules.d/persistant-cd.rules are not written - until now I have no idea, how to solve this. changes for tazlito and tazusb: udevil does not mount the CD as /media/crdom - it mounts the CD as /media/SliTaz and when somebody does any changes in tazlito: /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistant-cd.rules and /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistant-net.rules should be emty, before tazlito starts Thomas -- SliTaz GNU/Linux Mailing list - http://www.slitaz.org/
