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andyj:
Your mylocale extension is broken. Did you download the latest getlocale, and remember to select en_US.UTF-8 before you hit OK? Did you load it in onboot.lst?

GNUser:
I had done all of that twice without success. But on your say so I decided to try again. This time I made sure to start from scratch: Removed  mylocale.tcz  from onboot.lst, deleted all  mylocale*  and  getlocale*  files from tce/optional, rebooted. Then I created a new  mylocale.tcz  by running $ tce-load -wi getlocale. Lo and behold, after another reboot everything works.

Thank you! :)

Juanito:
What I see is the following:

If you load the extension, the getlocale script runs automatically and makes a 4k extension that doesn't work.

If you run the getlocale script at some point after loading it makes a 652k extension that does work.

Whilst the tc-10.x mylocale extension is of a similar size, the tc-9.x extension is 324k.

neonix:
In TC11.0beta1 (x86)
There is missig dependency in mc.tcz, it require libgcrypt.tcz
In TC11.0beta1 (x86_64) mc.tcz works OK.

In TC11.0beta1 (x86_64) I can't install midori.tcz

--- Code: ---tc@box:~$ tce-load -iw midori
midori.tcz.dep OK
gcr.tcz.dep OK
gnupg.tcz.dep OK
libassuan.tcz.dep OK
libksba.tcz.dep OK
libusb.tcz.dep OK
Downloading: webkitgtk.tcz
Connecting to repo.tinycorelinux.net (89.22.99.37:80)
wget: server returned error: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
md5sum: webkitgtk.tcz.md5.txt: No such file or directory
Error on webkitgtk.tcz
--- End code ---

In TC11.0beta1 (x86_64) qemu.tcz require libssl.so.1.0.0

GNUser:
I did more experiments. If I try generating a new mylocale.tcz without any mylocale.tcz currently loaded, the process succeeds (a 667k mylocale.tcz extension is created):


--- Code: ---$ tce-status -i | grep locale
[note no hits]
$ tce-load -wi getlocale
getlocale.tcz.dep OK
Downloading: getlocale.tcz
Connecting to gnuser.ddns.net (192.168.10.1:80)
saving to 'getlocale.tcz'
getlocale.tcz        100% |********************************|  4096  0:00:00 ETA
'getlocale.tcz' saved
getlocale.tcz: OK

[The below shows up in a different terminal after I've selected the locale I want]
Now processing... /
Locales installed. Creating extension... \

Done. The extension is at /mnt/sda3/tce/optional/mylocale.tcz and in onboot.lst
Reboot with lang=xyz (for example lang=en_US.UTF-8) to start using this.


Press enter to quit.
--- End code ---

If I try generating a new mylocale.tcz with mylocale.tcz already loaded, the process fails (a 4k mylocale.tcz extension is created):

--- Code: ---$ tce-status -i | grep locale
mylocale
$ tce-load -wi getlocale
getlocale.tcz.dep OK
Downloading: getlocale.tcz
Connecting to gnuser.ddns.net (192.168.10.1:80)
saving to 'getlocale.tcz'
getlocale.tcz        100% |********************************|  4096  0:00:00 ETA
'getlocale.tcz' saved
getlocale.tcz: OK

[The below shows up in a different terminal after I've selected the locale I want]
Now processing... cannot open locale archive "/usr/lib/locale/locale-archive": Read-only file system
Locales installed. Creating extension... \

Done. The extension is at /mnt/sda3/tce/optional/mylocale.tcz and in onboot.lst
Reboot with lang=xyz (for example lang=en_US.UTF-8) to start using this.


Press enter to quit.
--- End code ---
It seems the script should error-out if it "cannot open locale archive"--as it is, the script seems to succeed in the end (causing user to interpret "cannot open locale archive" as a benign warning).

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