Porteus

spif66 wrote: ↑

20 Aug 2019, 20:51

I think is this last the position where i must to copy my modules.

nope..
here: /mnt/sda12/porteus/modules since this the physical location, and is where modules are loaded by default, without the need for an "extramod" cheatcode.

tagtgren wrote: ↑

17 Aug 2019, 10:18

hmm where is this module then?

look in the system menu: bundles (porteus 5rc1)

M. Eerie wrote: ↑

15 Aug 2019, 12:25

For some reason I cannot edit first post, so I include it here.

there was a time limit placed on editing posts a while back due to a user abusing the privilege..
added the scribus link to the first post for you.

really depends on the packages involved, what is trying to be achieved.. for example, when i update the 003-xfce module, there are some gtk3 deps(eg. adwaita-icon-theme..etc) that i don't want/need.. another approach could be to use --ignore <packages> variable this kind of script was really only me...

some suggests:

M. Eerie wrote: ↑

08 Aug 2019, 16:34

Maybe lacks a cd /tmp before unpacking...

or use /tmp instead of $PWD

pacman -Scc requires user input[yes/no], possibly just rm /var/cache/pacman/pkg/*

one problem that can occur with automating this way is if there is some new dependency appears, it will be missed..

is it really based on Manjaro and OpenRC? Or is it now Archlinux and systemd? in it's current form, it uses Artix (which in turn uses it's own and part of Arch repos) .. the init and service management is handled by OpenRC (Artix was born from the now defunct Manjaro openrc project) package managem...

you can also remaster the ISO with the changes(whether they be: using rootcopy or a module(placed in porteus/modules) or even extract, modify and recompress porteus/base/003-xfce.xzm)

Couldn't we make initrd same as Porteus 5? With latest fixes and newer busybox? To start with, I see it still uses the old .sgn mechanism and an old method of reading config files from boot medium which could be easily incorporated into .cfg file of Porteus 5. maybe and yes.. it could certainly do ...

there is also /etc/profile.d/vdpau-va-gl.sh
which has: (uncommented)
you would also need to comment or delete this, otherwise there'd be conflicting variables.. which one is loaded last?

hi, welcome..
yes, porteus desktop edition is based on slackware and porteus kiosk is based on gentoo.. similar but separate projects..
the porteus kiosk specific forum section is here: Porteus Kiosk Edition

update 2019-07-28 core: bzip2 ca-certificates-mozilla curl dnssec-anchors fuse-common glib2 glibc gnutls iana-etc iproute2 js60 libinput libmm-glib libnm libnm-glib libtasn1 libteam libtool nettle networkmanager nss openresolv tzdata sqlite wget zstd added libnet : fixes syslog-ng gui: freetype2free...

Ok, the 000 module is from neko, where are the boot/syslinux/vmlinuz files from?? also from neko, since the vmlinuz is most of the kernel.. these two should always be a matching pair Ok, where do I find this command? <iso>/porteus/make_iso.sh , have a read of it for usage, or make_iso.sh -h or or g...

Ed_P wrote: ↑

25 Jul 2019, 21:23

where does one find the 001 and 002 files?

on an iso you already have...
eg.
1.mount the iso
2.copy everything to a folder: "newiso"
3.swap out 000-kernel.xzm and boot/syslinux/vmlinuz with desired version
4.build the new iso using this folder
or grab isomaster and use that..

Maybe Blaze' parameters "-Np1" are just not the correct one for this patch? from: https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=nvidia-340xx (where these patches originate) patch -Np0 < "${srcdir}/kernel-4.11.patch" patch -Np0 < "${srcdir}/kernel-5.0.patch" patch -Np0 < "${srcdir}/kernel-5...

"crossover cable" is the term i think you"re looking for

Crossover cables look identical to straight-through cables, but have several wire pairs reversed at one end,

possible(or not) useful info:

https://superuser.com/questions/279543/ ... ross-cable