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alu:
thanks gerald_clark, i did move my extensions from /tce to /tce/optional, but still, they don't load at boot; i have only two tcz extensions which i want to be loaded at boot, there are bash.tcz and kmaps.tcz.

on OnBoot: how do i use it? i still remain with tce-load -i in order to load extensions.

gerald_clark:
OnBoot is an option in the "Apps Audit" program in the control panel.
If you cannot run the control panel, you can make the symlinks mmanually

cd mnt/hdXy/tce
ln -s optional/bash.tcz .
ln -s optional/kmaps.tcz .

Juanito:

--- Quote from: alu on January 17, 2010, 04:37:08 PM ---- all my extensions which should be loaded at boot are in /mnt/hda1/tce; they were not loaded at boot; i have cut and copy them to /mnt/hda1/tce/optional (newly created folder), but they were not loaded either;

--- End quote ---
/tce should contain symlinks to the extensions in /tce/optional that you require to be loaded at boot


--- Quote ---- while loading the X*.core.gz elements with tce-setup:

sudo tce-setup /mnt/hda1/tcz/Xvesa/Xprogs.core.gz

--- End quote ---
the *core.gz elements should be in /tce (or in /boot and called by the bootloader) and then everything should work by entering "sudo tce-setup" without any argument

alu:

--- Quote ---the *core.gz elements should be in /tce (or in /boot and called by the bootloader) and then everything should work by entering "sudo tce-setup" without any argument
--- End quote ---

would this mean that the *.core.gz extension must be loaded at boot either by the bootloader or by the tce command? if so, it seems to me that we are loosing the ability not to load the X*.core.gz elements while remaining at the command line with mc, or to load them later. or do i always have the possibility to load the X*.core.gz elements later (i understood Robert's post that way), and if so how should i do that?

roberts:
If you use the boot loader method then you would have two boot stanzas one for full X and the other without.

If you choose to place the .gzs into the base of your "tce" directory, then as before booting base norestore provides the base cli and after boot tce-setup will allow to use full X. This is operationally the same as before.

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