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ibaloo:

--- Quote ---if You have/use X then
AppsAduit -> Dependencies -> Build Reporting Database -> Fetch Missing

or if you only use Core (no X) or Xorg did not start and only have a system prompt use:
tce-audit builddb
tce-audit fetchmissing
--- End quote ---


The release notes until the end I will read
The release notes until the end I will read
The release notes until the end I will read
The release notes until the end I will read
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Thanks, it works fine now.

yoshi314:

--- Quote from: ibaloo on March 26, 2012, 04:31:47 AM ---Hi,

The 4.4 release doesn't work for me. X refuses to start and complains for a missing  /etc/sysconfig/xsession => Back to 4.3
simple and good ideas (I love Tiny core System Stats). Haven't seen such clever thing since the Thinstation project.
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did you install it with tc installer? afaik that file is generated from desktop= parameter.

try installing e.g. fluxbox and adding desktop=fluxbox to boot parameters and see if that works.

b1ackmai1er:
I seem to be having update issues as well. I was running 4.4RC2 and upgraded to 4.4 using the copy vmlinuz and core.gz method.

Like others it just booted to command line. I ran the Appsaudit steps which seemed to only load some dev file for the compile module
I downloaded the Xprogs module and then it would boot into the windows manager.

However, whereas with 4.4RC2 my boot disk would come up as /mnt/sdb1/ it now comes up as /mnt/sdc1/ which is a real problem because it has broken all the configurations for my installed programs.

What seems to be different with RC2 and the final is that the boot disk seems to mount really late in the final. So before installing Xprogs I would hit the command line but then the console message would come up with the boot drive being recognized.

Dunno if this explains anything.

I can rework all my script and update my configuration files but I am worries that the boot behaviour might change again.

Regards b1ackmai1er

Rich:
Hi b1ackmai1er
You can make your scripts mountpoint agnostic:

--- Code: ---tc@box:~$ blkid /dev/sda2
/dev/sda2: UUID="cf1bbc2f-abba-4032-8609-1d3789d269fe" TYPE="swap"
tc@box:~$ blkid -U cf1bbc2f-abba-4032-8609-1d3789d269fe | cut -c6-
sda2
tc@box:~$

--- End code ---
In this example you would add the following to the beginning of your script:

--- Code: ---MyDrive=`blkid -U cf1bbc2f-abba-4032-8609-1d3789d269fe | cut -c6-`
--- End code ---
and replace all references to  sda2  with  $MyDrive.

b1ackmai1er:
@Rich

Thanks. I will definitely try that.

Regards b1ackmai1er

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