dCore Import Debian Packages to Mountable SCE extensions > Allwinner A10
Import Debian Wheezy Armhf Packages
roberts:
Thanks for reporting import -o. I have fixed this for next cut.
You should be able to use the ondemand command to add an item, e.g.,
$ ondemand rdesktop
roberts:
FYI On arm platform, you will get better results with a light weight browser, e.g. midori.
If you are a vi fan, I find I get the best results with dwb.
I believe iceweasel is the "firefox" supported in Debian Wheezy.
Midori, dwb, and iceweasel all are known to work via an easy import.
athouston:
Thanks for the heads up on the performance issues. I'll try your suggestions.
What's the easiest way to "uninstall" firefox now that I have downloaded it?
HUGE KUDO's to all involved in this project. I have been playing with rdesktop imported from Debian and it seems pretty solid. My next step is to get printing and Erlang working and I am a very happy camper.
roberts:
To delete an sce is simply...
rm /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/sce/firefox.sce
You should also check that is it not in sceboot.lst
vi /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/sceboot.lst
And finally, in case you added it to the ondemand directory.
rm /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/ondemand/firefox
athouston:
Great, thanks.
If I understand this correctly the solution suggests that the import process packages all files and dependencies into a single "executable" (.sce file). This also suggests that removing the .sce file automatically also cleans up unused dependencies so you are not left with a lot of unused files. I hope this is the case because I would really like that. There is an obvious space trade off but considering the minuscule OS core and the frugal nature of the whole install I think that would be a small price to pay.
This would be different to the other operating system which has a central core of all dependencies that are shared across all executables.
Thanks.
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