Tiny Core Linux
dCore Import Debian Packages to Mountable SCE extensions => dCore X86 => Topic started by: Lassar on January 21, 2018, 04:12:55 PM
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Been using the xenial release of dcore.
Been having trouble getting to a directory in a partition on my hard drive.
Using puppy linux, no problem going in the directory.
I also have had a directory disappear in /home/tc/icewm/themes/
I guess dcore is not ready for prime time.
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Hi Lassar
Been having trouble getting to a directory in a partition on my hard drive.
That's not much to go on ......
Using puppy linux, no problem going in the directory.
I think puppy runs as root, suggesting as user tc you don't have permission to access the directory in question.
I also have had a directory disappear in /home/tc/icewm/themes/
I could see that happening with a non-persistent home directory. Create a directory, don't do a backup, reboot, and the
directory is gone.
I guess dcore is not ready for prime time.
I think it's a little premature to come to that conclusion.
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Thanks Rich, your answer to the mentioned issues is complete and needs no addition to it.
But, if I may add..
Lassar - What you are seeing is not dCore specific but is the Tinycore way and is so by design. I suggest getting familiar with Tinycore documentation before testing and troubleshooting. Thank you.
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Hi Jason W
Thanks Rich, your answer to the mentioned issues is complete and needs no addition to it.
Thanks.
But, if I may add..
OK, now that was funny. ;D
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Copied the icewm directory and files over to dcore home/tc.
On the vista directory that disappeared.
It disappeared during the same session that I had copied the icewm directory and files over.
I looked in the icewm/themes directory, and the vista directory has disappeared.
I quickly copied the opt , and home directoy to ext4 partition on my hard drive.
Funny thing using puppy linux, I checked the that icewm directory, that I had copied
over, and the vista directory was in there.
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Yes the problem was user ownership and permissions.
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Hi Lassar
Glad to hear you got it sorted out. Incorrect ownership and permissions can cause confusion. I started learning Linux using
Debian. If I tried executing a command I didn't have permission to run, it would return a command not found message.
Drove me a little crazy until I figured out what was going on.
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That is why I preferred xenialpup64.
But I am trying to make the lightest kodi system there is, and dcore seems like it might do the job.
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Hi
Openelec is already a kodi's only distro