shenen,

To solve this, my suggestions are:
1. find a utf8 Zu-yin Chinese Input Method and install it to your computer.
2. get a copy of the source codes for the Zu-yin Chinese Input Method, edit the contents, eliminate all the non-utf8 characters and put back the modified data bank into SCIM ...

icake,

I tried your pet package, it works great. Pretty much all the web
sites I've been visited the Chinese characters are all displayed
correctly. Here I have a suggestion:

Is it possible to have the menu in English while everything else stay in Chinese.

My daughter was born in Canada, she ...

Hi,
I am wondering if someone can make a pet package for latest version of hplip, not just lite.

The reason being the other epson printer I have, Epson made their own linux version called iscan, that one enables me to use the scan button on the printer so I can scan a large volume of pages in very ...

Flash:
Thanks for the tips. Unfortunately in my case, it's
Genesis1.mp3, not
1Genesis.mp3. Simple regex might not do the trick.

I can write a small bash script to rename the file, but I feel perhaps this should be a built in feature of the program. Just consider it as a feedback.

In my case, there are 39 Books in Old Testament, i.e. 39 folders(directories), 28 folders for NT.

In this city I lived in(Edmonton, Alberta), CDR ...

Zigbert,
Thank you for the tips, I will look into it to see how it work when I am off work.

In terms of ls, if you use:
ls|sort -nk2


then the song list will be in proper sequence.

example:
ls -l
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3674592 2009-06-15 08:12 Genesis 10.mp3
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4190275 2009 ...

Hi, this is a good, small but useful GUI wrapper program. But I encounter one issue. Please see the attached image file as an example.

The 1st file is Genesis 10 instead of Genesis 1.

If it's a song, and if the file sequence is wrong, that's not a big deal. If it's a bible audio file, and the file ...

Hi:
I followed your instruction, up to
depmod -a
modprobe videodev
and they are fine.

After I typed:
modprobe gspca
I got an error message:

# modprobe gspca
FATAL: Error inserting gspca (/lib/modules/2.6.21.7/initrd/kernel/drivers/usb/media/gspca.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown ...

Recently I acquired a webcam using vimicro chip and encountered the problem edoc had described in this thread.
I then googled around, and found out someone has the similar problem using Ububtu,

That guy also have TV tuner installed, which also true in my case(ivtv).
I then install gspca following ...

While try to get this pet file, I get:

Not Found
The requested URL /bugs/azureus-3.0.5.0.pet was not found on this server

And other files on this web site, too.

Indeed it doesn't work for puppy 3.01.

qdvdauthor: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.9' not found (required by qdvdauthor)

Can you compile it to work for puppy 3.01?

I also downloaded tgz file of qdvdauthor from slackware 12 and run tgz2pet, then install it.

But I encountered some ...

tempestuous,

Thank you very much. Playing 3gp file now have a sound.(puppy 3.01)

and maybe the solution all along was just to enter this passkey ("BlueZ") into the phone?
I am not sure, but I did change it to 1234 from previous tweaking and left there when I use passkey-agent approach.

I see now that if you don't put the "&" at the end of "passkey-agent --default 1234" the ...

I presume that "1234" is the correct passkey for your phone?

when I do obexftp request to cell phone, there will be a screen pops up on the cell phone asking to enter a passcode, that passcode one enters has to be the same as the one that you registered in your passkey-agent.
Because I ...

making progress here.

Although from forum somewhere ( http://www.linux.com/articles/60341 ) that I have figured out to send files from PC to cell phone using obex_test, but from cell phone to PC, still doesn't work, and the author has the same experience.

I also tried kmobiletools, which has the ...

Thanks for the tips tempestuous,
the problem goes away when I restored hcid.conf.

Beem, like you I am also trying to get bluetooth to work, but following the steps prescribed by tempestuous,, I don't have those error message.
Assume it's puppy 3.01.

I also tried x option, and it doesn't work for ...

I run the same thing again, but it shows something new:

dmesg, it shows:

hci_scodata_packet: hci0 SCO packet for unknown connection handle 92

228 lines of them.

The only difference is that I downloaded the new compiled BlueZ-utils-3.24

and hcid -n shows:

# hcid -n
hcid[4474]: Bluetooth HCI ...

tempestuous,
I tested and it went ok. Thanks.

you've contributed a lot to package the applications to make it easy to run so that not every one who uses Linux has to be that technical.

Everytime when I searched what I need, you name shows up all over the places.

Without these easy to install .pet ...

When I type scid -n, I got this message:

hcid[16679]: Bluetooth HCI daemon
hcid[16679]: Can't open HCI socket: Address family not supported by protocol (97)

Not sure what went wrong. I have installed those 5 dotpups that you mentioned.

Hi:
Thanks for the info. I just discovered that on 3.x, there is no sane backend, which the sane.d is not created, you have to get it from 2.x.

After instlled:
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/puppylinux/pet_packages-2/sane_backends-1.0.17.pet
the sane and xsane works fine for my ...