Tiny Core Linux
dCore Import Debian Packages to Mountable SCE extensions => dCore X86 => Topic started by: volkerp on June 23, 2018, 05:30:37 AM
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I've got a minimal dCore-jessie installation with kmaps, wireless-3.16.6-tinycore, wireless and a text mode web browser as only extensions. It's working fine.
Now I wanted to get a minimal dCore-stretch installation with kmaps, wireless-4.8.17-tinycore, wireless and a text mode web browser as only extensions. But there arises a problem.
With only the above extensions loaded I don't get a connection ("Failed to connect") to my (password-protected) router, although a connection to a public AP (not password-protected) is possible.
If I additionally to above called extensions install and load xorg-all or xorg-intel, there is no problem and I can connect to my router. But I want to remove xorg...
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Hi volkerp
It sounds like one of those xorg extensions is supplying a missing dependency, maybe openssl?
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Hi Rich,
I already suspected exactly this and installed onboot therefore wpasupplicant and openssl. But unfortunately it didn't help.
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Hi volkerp,
I compared the differences in the deps drawn in by wireless package of dCore-jessie and dCore-stretch and here is what may be missing in wireless of dCore-stretch:
libcap-ng0
libkmod2
libperl5.24
libreadline7
libunistring0
If you could import those packages in addition to wireless in dCore-stretch and see if it works I would appreciate it. I will get a wireless card for my PC in the near future to test wireless so I can make sure the deps of wireless in each dCore port are good.
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I have added the above deps to the wireless package. Please re-import and test.
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Hi Jason W,
I loaded all five libs, but still I can't get a connection to my router without xorg.
Thank you very much for your effort!
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Hi volkerp,
On a minimal dCore-stretch install with only the packages you mentioned I ran ldd on /sbin/wpa_supplicant and found that liblz4.so.1 was missing. I added liblz4-1 to the dependencies of the wpasupplicant package and password protected wireless works with only the wireless and wireless-$kernelversion packages installed. I will test the other dCore ports to make sure they also work the same as expected.
Thanks for your testing and input.
EDIT: All standard x86 and x86_64 dCore ports have been tested and password protected wireless works with only the wireless and wireless-$kernelversion packages installed.
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Hi Jason W,
herewith the problem in my minimal dCore-stretch install is solved. Thank you very much for improving wireless.sce.