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

Changes for RC3:


* Removed external deb2sce startup scripts for custom packages, now contained within.
* Removed depreciated fromISOfile and sce-fetch.sh
* import: Broadened phrase match for package names or partial package names for the prebuilt packages.
* setupHome function rewrite to honor persistent home.
* sethostname: Expanded to include localhost.host
* 50-udev-default.rules: for rw access to /dev/rfkill - via Juanito


Files can be found at:

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

uggla:
With debs being cached on disk is the -s option of import still used? If it is what does it exactly do?

Jason W:
The -s option stores the md5 of each package an sce is made of inside the sce.   That info can be used by importupdatecheck to let you know if any packages used to make the sce have been updated on our or Debian's server.  Re-importing  will use the latest files to recreate the package just as it did when debs were not stored after an import session.

There was one person concerned about being able to know when security updates were issued to packages their sces were made of.  If you were running an ssh server, I could see wanting to know when those packages have been updated in Debian.  Actually, it is planned to incorporate the effect of the -s option into the default behavior since it costs very little in performance or size difference and will reduce the potential for confusion.

netnomad:

--- Quote from: Jason W on September 21, 2013, 06:07:45 AM ---Actually, it is planned to incorporate the effect of the -s option into the default behavior since it costs very little in performance or size difference and will reduce the potential for confusion.

--- End quote ---

i appreciate this decision :-)

thank you.

cpoakes:
Jason, thanks for the persistent perms/ownership on /home and the more intuitive phrase matching for packages.

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