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Jason W:
The first release candidate of dCore 5.0 is released and ready for testing:

Changes for RC1:


* Separate custom arch specific packages, allow md5 tracking of them with -s secure option with changes to deb2sce, import, debGetDeps
* deb2sce: Bugfix for custom meta packages
* usr/bin/import: Fix bug that did not allow Debian meta packages to be imported.
* import: correct identification of pkgprebuilt from dependency
* loadsce: Check for wbar and update icons.
* debExtract: Fixed chown typo resulting in a root:root owned tce.installed directory.
* debExtract: using tar pipe as cpio was not preserving directory perms.
* deb2sce: Fixed bug of removing already used md5sum files in secure function
* debGetPkgList: Fixed bug of writing md5sum files in secure import mode

Files can be found at:

http://www.tinycorelinux.net/5.x/x86/release_candidates/

uggla:

--- Quote from: uggla on August 04, 2013, 03:36:29 PM ---I redid some of my testing, now with persistent /opt and /tce but non-persistent /home. And no mega-packages.

My extlinux.conf:

LABEL dcore
KERNEL /tce/boot/dcore/vmlinuz
APPEND initrd=/tce/boot/dcore/dCore.gz quiet host=zepto tz=CET-1CEST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0/3 opt=sda6 tce=sda6 psmouse.proto=imps nodhcp


My sceboot.lst (no mega-packages):

wireless-tools
wireless-3.8.10-tinycore
firmware-iwlwifi
wpasupplicant
xorg-intel
wbar
flwm_topside
Xtc
Xprogs

Directly after boot I ran:

import -b libreoffice-gnome
loadsce libreoffice-gnome

Then I looked at my wbar, no libreoffice icon. But in the Application menu libreoffice had appeared. I started libreoffice from the application menu. I found that I still was unable to create new documents from the welcome screen. All buttons/links were greyed out except the ones labeled Open... and Templates... I then took a screenshot. I got the popup saying the screenshot was saved to my home. I checked my home directory, no screenshot found. Running screenshot.sh from prompt gave me the same result and an error: imlib2_grab: not found. 

I then ran:

import -b firefox
loadsce firefox

I checked my wbar and no Firefox icon, it was present in the application menu though. By accident I then happened to right click my wbar. Wbar reloaded and the Firefox icon appeared (but still no libreoffice icon).

Now you should be able to reproduce some of my issues.

Regarding the inability to import flwm_topside, the same goes for Xtc and Xprogs.

Regards
Uggla

--- End quote ---
¤ Firefox wbar icon now appears without right click :)
¤ Libreoffice still has no wbar icon  :(
¤ Still unable to create new documents using Libreoffice  :(


--- Quote from: uggla on August 03, 2013, 12:26:49 PM ---Wireless is working fine when wireless-tools, wireless-3.8.10-tinycore, firmware-iwlwifi and wpasupplicant is loaded individually at boot but it does not when they are part of a  mega-package.

--- End quote ---
Still not working.

Jason W:
As for libreoffice, what is the output of "ls -l /home"?  I will check the wbar issue once I import it again.

Did you re-import the wireless stuff, by making a file with a name of your choice, here it will be /home/tc/wireless?
Its contents:

--- Code: ---wireless-tools
wireless-3.8.10-tinycore
firmware-iwlwifi
wpasupplicant

--- End code ---

And importing it with the command:

import -f /home/tc/wireless

Jason W:
I think I see what you are talking about with libreoffice, I will look more into it tonight.

The wbar icon is not there because there is not a TC specific icon path specified in the .desktop file, I believe.  There will be some apps that do not have icons there as freedesktop is the standard.

uggla:

--- Quote from: Jason W on August 23, 2013, 03:23:10 PM ---Did you re-import the wireless stuff, by making a file with a name of your choice, here it will be /home/tc/wireless?
Its contents:

--- Code: ---wireless-tools
wireless-3.8.10-tinycore
firmware-iwlwifi
wpasupplicant

--- End code ---

And importing it with the command:

import -f /home/tc/wireless

--- End quote ---
Yes I did that. During boot I get an error that the iwlwifi firmware can't be found.

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