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Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#1 by Jack » 23 Jul 2016, 21:26

I thought I would never do this...

I'm trying Porteus Nemesis 3.5 LXDE x86_64 to see if it will work with the Laptop. So far I install these programs.
1. FireFox
2. FlashPlayer
3. LibreOffice
4. Cheese
5. gLabels
6. Calculator
7. DropBox
8. gFtp
9. ClipGrab

Will I have to setup cheese to make it work with the Webcam?

Right now I use a 4GB USB thumb drive and I'm going to move to a 16GB USB thumb drive. Nemesis run great so far. I will keep you up-to-date what I do. Later I will remove LXDE and try to install Mate.

I just upgraded Nemesis LXDE but it won't updrade "dcadec" it said it all ready there but how can I remove it from the upgrade list?
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Re: Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#2 by istinnjazz » 24 Jul 2016, 20:00

For dcadec package issue check this post
http://forum.porteus.org/viewtopic.php? ... dec#p46302

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Re: Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#3 by francois » 25 Jul 2016, 00:28

Hi jack, I told you that you were doing pretty good. :D

In fact, you are doing better than me with nemesis. :(
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Re: Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#4 by Jack » 25 Jul 2016, 01:12

francois wrote:Hi jack, I told you that you were doing pretty good. :D

In fact, you are doing better than me with nemesis. :(
I don't think so. What it might be you a lot and I know sum and 2 head are better then 1. I just use Mint for awhile and I learn how to install program the easy way cause Slackware is a little bit harder to do. I might need some help with Nemesis. Once I was able to get pman or pacman to work I and upgraded it. Then I just start adding program's I wanted

Why I use Nemesis cause it base on Manjaro and Arch Linux and all the work I did to that Laptop I had to see what would or would not work. Everything seem to work but the Bluetooth but I don't know what program's I need for it.

Right now I'm running Mate on a 80GB Hard Drive, Cinnamon on a 16GB USB thumb drive and Nemesis on a 16GB USB thumb drive. I order 2 more caddy for that Laptop so each OS Has there own Hard Drive. One thing I can change the Hard Drive in 1 minute. Another good thing Mate, Cinnamon and Nemesis are live version. Win 7 is a full install and I might make Manjaro a full install too.

And I'm not nuts or sick I just like this Laptop. And the CPU and Memory was the best thing I did cause it now run supper great.
I just like Slackware because I think it teach you about Linux to build packages where Ubuntu is like Windows you just install programs you want.

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Re: Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#5 by francois » 25 Jul 2016, 03:04

Once I was able to get pman or pacman to work I and upgraded it. Then I just start adding program's I wanted

This is it. A lot better than me yet.
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Re: Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#6 by Jack » 25 Jul 2016, 03:35

Have you get it done or not? I will load it later and take screen shot on how to do it if you want.
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Post#7 by Jack » 25 Jul 2016, 04:28

I just remember I will have to build a new USB to get the screen shot. I that OK cause I think the picture will help other to understand how to do it too. Hey francois you got fired up to help other member. One thing picture mean more to me then sometime words.
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Re: Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#8 by francois » 25 Jul 2016, 09:56

I am stuck up with the same keyring error as I have posted to istinjazz. I work with nemesis within virtual box porteus host, I have to get more time. I am still too busy : renovations,workwork the wife.
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Post#9 by istinnjazz » 25 Jul 2016, 14:11

About documentation:

Remember arch is not slackware, configuration highly depends on the arch wiki, so every-time you have an issue the first thing you have to do is "google" "arch... your-issue..."
Remember the init system here is OpenRC and not Systemd, so everytime you see something about systemd @ wiki it will probably not respond. There are OpenRC specific stuff too.
Manjaro wiki is of course minimal, but worth to study to get the general idea.

About bluetooth:
for example: google: "arch bluetooth"... you will have to study https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/bluetooth and then check all of the rest.

I personally can advice you to also search and try rfkill command, some laptops depend on this for enable/disable wireless buttons with various results:
again....
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wi ... ill_caveat


example on my notebook:

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guest ~ $ rfkill list all
0: phy0: Wireless LAN
	Soft blocked: yes
	Hard blocked: yes
1: hp-wifi: Wireless LAN
	Soft blocked: yes
	Hard blocked: no
2: hp-bluetooth: Bluetooth
	Soft blocked: yes
	Hard blocked: no
in case you will have to modprobe a bluetooth module:

check:

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=130995

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Re: Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#10 by Jack » 25 Jul 2016, 14:41

Bookmark these topics in Manjaro and Arch wiki and you will soon learn them:

https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=Pacman
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman
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Re: Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#11 by Jack » 25 Jul 2016, 14:59

@istinnjazz,

Right now here is the rfkill command show this.

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guest ~ $ rfkill list all
0: hci0: Bluetooth
	Soft blocked: no
	Hard blocked: no
1: phy0: Wireless LAN
	Soft blocked: no
	Hard blocked: no
guest ~ $ 
If I type bluetooth in terminal it show this.

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guest ~ $ bluetooth
bash: bluetooth: command not found
guest ~ $ su
Password: 
root /home/guest # bluetooth
bash: bluetooth: command not found
root /home/guest # 
Any idea?
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Re: Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#12 by istinnjazz » 25 Jul 2016, 17:07

Please read carefully the related arch wiki. Afaik There is no such command as "bluetooth". I m sure you have not found it anywere in arch. Follow documentation and try not to use commands specific to other distros. Spend some time studing the basics of arch and experiment with it. Then fix your bluetooth issues.

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Post#13 by Jack » 25 Jul 2016, 17:37

istinnjazz wrote:Please read carefully the related arch wiki. Afaik There is no such command as "bluetooth". I m sure you have not found it anywere in arch. Follow documentation and try not to use commands specific to other distros. Spend some time studing the basics of arch and experiment with it. Then fix your bluetooth issues.
I know I need a file or program to get to work but I don't what one. Some one on Manjaro gave me those links to learn.

When I get another caddy for my laptop I'm going to do a full install of Manjaro "Mate or Cinnoman" but I don't know which.

I only started running Nemesis to check out this Laptop but since I have try it I now like it so I will keep using it.

I'm also going to do a full install of Slackware soon.
I just like Slackware because I think it teach you about Linux to build packages where Ubuntu is like Windows you just install programs you want.

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Re: Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#14 by Jack » 23 Aug 2016, 01:57

istinnjazz wrote:For dcadec package issue check this post
http://forum.porteus.org/viewtopic.php? ... dec#p46302
Thanks for the info dcadec is fixed. And it was the only one.

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rm -rf /usr/lib/libdcadec.so.0
    pacman -S dcadec
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Re: Dell Inspiron 1525 with Nemesis

Post#15 by Jack » 23 Aug 2016, 16:20

I just 4 more programs. The list is in post number 1 and added total 9 programs.
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