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I'm afraid I haven't seen your problem before, but I can say that the Ebay search bar doesn't work at the best of times with the old Firefox that comes with DSL. I search by modifying the text in the URL.

The other things should work though.

Presumably you compiled "Processing", so try "make uninstall" and if the problem goes away, play with the configure options to see if you can disable what's causing the problem for the next install. Or if uninstalling doesn't work, do the same and just keep re-installing DSL, it's usually fairly quick on modern PCs.

This problem was not observed while running from the liveCD, only after I installed to HD.

Problem:
When I use text input boxes, like the search box in google or ebay: if I click in the text box, the cursor dissapears, and typing won't show any characters in the text box. This happens in other programs not just firefox, which leads me to believe it is happening at the OS level.

This was first observed while trying to write sketches in Processing 1.5, that is if I open a new sketch, the cursor is visible and I can start writing without any problems, but as soon as I click within the editor window (text area, like click to a different line or try to highlight text to copy) the cursor disappears and I am unable to type in the editor window.
 

What I've done so far:
Initially I booted a liveCD of DSL-4.4.10 to test with, then downloaded Processing 1.5(programming language), wrote some simple sketches and made sure DSL could run them, which it did, so the next step was to make a permanent installation:

I then used a 4GB CF with an IDE adapter, installed DSL to the CF as if it was a regular hard drive per the HD install instructions (installed smoothly, just followed the instructions), downloaded Processing 1.5, extracted and started to use like normal, its when I started editing text that the cursor problem began to show up, not just in Processing, but also in Firefox, which is why I believe it is not program specific.

Any help with this problem will be greatly appreciated, since this is the only problem I've run into so far.

I'm trying to burn an iso file (dsl-411...) unto a blank cd-rw with this app but nothing happens. Before, a few hours ago, I tried to blank another cd-rw but nothing happenned, neither.

My actual (running it right now) OS is DSL 2.4.31 but can't find the version of the said app.

I don't have a hdd but put an external cfcard attachankatever.

Think I need help before turning the machine off & loosing the file.

Thanks for any help on this!

Thanks for replying, CNK!

I'm sorry it took me so long to read your post & I'm not sure I'm going to have time to look at the old forum today but I will.

In relation to the disk thing I've bitter memories. In my first pc I remember I distroyed a valuable disk by taking it out of the drive before the led was off. So, I refrained myself of doing it again.

I'm going to try to re-make the freedos disk again, this time without mounting it first & from the console. But, I'm curious about something: why it shouldn't be mounted? I'm sorry, there're 2 questions: should I first format the diskette FAT16? Is it BIOS dependent?

Thanks for any help you or somebody else can give around these things!

Hello,

I am a programmer during the day and digital electronics/retro-computing hobbyist at night.
My first contact with DSL happened some 10 years ago. I did not think of it much then.
It impressed me that it could be booted up from 2 3.5" disks (even from one when squeezed), which I used to resurrect an old 386-SX PC. Flash memory sticks weren't that popular and reliable back then.
Long years passed, 2 children were born and I am back to my tinkering with anything CPU, 8-bit retro or just old.
One of my 1st projects after resurrecting my sentiments toward 8-bit microprocessors was a LED Matrix Scrolling Board with 8052 microcontroller:

   http://6502cpu.blogspot.com/2012/01/8051-based-led-matrix-scrolling-message.html

Not yet a DSL, but getting there, so bear with me.
When I tried to invent some practical use for my contraption, I decided it would be a News Headlines Prompter in my geek cave.
But my contraption did not have a network interface (just RS232) nor advanced scripting capabilities. I was thinking Arduino (but learning curve too wide - at the time I did not play with Arduino yet) or another contraption. Then I decided I would cheat and came up with this:

   http://6502cpu.blogspot.com/2012/03/damn-small-linux-led-matrix-scrolling.html

Now this thing is also my backup and file server as well. I love it. Very reliable and almost maintenance free (sometimes I need to fix stuff I myself break).
Maybe this is not much by the  Linux world standards, nevertheless I am impressed and proud of these stats:

dsl@box:/opt$ uptime
 00:26:33 up 207 days,  3:02, load average: 0.04, 0.01, 0.00

I hope I will reach a year without stopping this thing. I must login to it from time to time just to remind myself how to use it :-), since it is just a configure, run and forget type of system. My DSL runs without any keyboard or display, no X-windows/GUI. Just bare minimum. I login to it via network or RS232 port.
It boots from a USB flash drive. Has another USB flash drive as a temporary storage and two 2TB hard drives connected: one on the SATA running with the computer (file server, temporary backup) and one via USB turned on only for a permanent backup that runs every 3 months.
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Marek