[Solved] How can corepure64 support GUI?

[minux]

If your WiFi is working you can use these commands to get a gui:

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$ tce-load -wil Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar
$ startx

Why does startX show "startx: not found"?

[Sashank999]

It means that "startx" is not found. Are you sure that all the above said 4 packages i.e., Xorg-7.7, flwm, aterm, wbar are all loaded properly ?

Check if there is any text like "Not found" in the output.

[minux]

It means that "startx" is not found. Are you sure that all the above said 4 packages i.e., Xorg-7.7, flwm, aterm, wbar are all loaded properly ?

Check if there is any text like "Not found" in the output.

I don't know. I did exactly the code Juanito gave me

[minux]

It means that "startx" is not found. Are you sure that all the above said 4 packages i.e., Xorg-7.7, flwm, aterm, wbar are all loaded properly ?

Check if there is any text like "Not found" in the output.

the "tce-load"'s default image for download is too slow. How can I replace it with my own?

[Sashank999]

Well, its the repo speed. Always its amazing fast but sometimes, it is slow. I usually reboot or reconnect to Wi-Fi if the network is slow.

Hence I change my mirrors regularly. Do `tce-load -wil mirrors` and then you can change mirrors.

[minux]

It means that "startx" is not found. Are you sure that all the above said 4 packages i.e., Xorg-7.7, flwm, aterm, wbar are all loaded properly ?

Check if there is any text like "Not found" in the output.

Now I can run startx, but the screen is black...

[minux]

Hence I change my mirrors regularly. Do `tce-load -wil mirrors` and then you can change mirrors.

Can you write a simple use case? I don't understand it very well, please

[Juanito]

Now I can run startx, but the screen is black...

If this happens, you can look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log for error messages.

If you don't find any error messages, you can try this command:

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$ Xorg -nolisten tcp ..and paste any errors you see in this thread.

[minux]

Now my computer cannot download the extension and execute "Tce - load" Or & "tce-ab" will get error message, "Wget: bad address 'repo.tinycorelinux.net' "

[Juanito]

You only need to use the command "tce-load -wil Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar", which downloads and loads the extensions and their recursive dependencies, once.

As the extensions have been downloaded and saved locally, you can now use the following command:

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$ tce-load -i Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar

[minux]

But my "tce-load" cannot be used properly now

[Sashank999]

What is the output of

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tce-load -i Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar ?

Does it say something like "aterm.tcz not found" ?

[minux]

You only need to use the command "tce-load -wil Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar", which downloads and loads the extensions and their recursive dependencies, once.

As the extensions have been downloaded and saved locally, you can now use the following command:

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$ tce-load -i Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar

I don't know what I did, so Now "tce-load" can't be used properly. Maybe it is related to the download address of the repo mirror that I changed wrongly just now, how should I change the mirror back now?

[Juanito]

If you reboot without making a backup the changes should be lost.

[minux]

You only need to use the command "tce-load -wil Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar", which downloads and loads the extensions and their recursive dependencies, once.

As the extensions have been downloaded and saved locally, you can now use the following command:

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$ tce-load -i Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar

I've got a few of messages so far:
1./mnt/s[drm:0xffffffffa01e6888] *ERROR* CPU pipe A FIFO underrun
2. ...desktop.sh not found