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Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pman
Posted: 12 Dec 2016, 16:34
by francois
Stripping nemesis to bare minimum upgrading and rebuilding with pman is feasible from command line.
- start with 000-kernel.xzm 001-core.xzm
- upgrade with in save changes mode:
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su
toor
setup-pman
rm -rf /usr/lib/libdcadec.so.0
pacman -S dcadec
pacman-mirrors -g
pacman -Syyu
- follow arch linux wiki's and install with pman the following :
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xorg
pman -S xorg-server
pman -S -xf86-video-intel (this is my case, you have to find your video card according to instructions)
pman -S xorg-xinit (or choose a display manager if you prefer)
pman -S xfce4 (or any desktop manager of your choice)
pman -S leafpad
pman -S xorg-xrandr
pman -S xorg-xkill
-transform your change folder into a module from another porteus installation
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root /mnt/live/memory # dir2xzm changes upgrade-changes.xzm
./
Autologin
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root /mnt/sdb2/64bit_nemesis # nano ~/.bash_profile
Put the following in ~/.bash_profile :
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[[ -f ~/.bashrc ]] && . ~/.bashrc
# start x on login
if [[ -z $DISPLAY && ! -e /tmp/.X11-unix/X0 ]]; then
exec xinit -- /usr/bin/X -nolisten tcp vt7
fi
edit /etc/inittab the line of code (found above) which starts with these characters c6:2345 and insert instead:
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c6:2345:respawn:/usr/bin/agetty -a <username> -8 -s 38400 tty6 linux
<username> is replaced with the autologin user name.
Autostart
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root /mnt/sdb2/64bit_nemesis # nano ~/.xinitrc
add
startxfce4
upgrade-changes is 518 Mb
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 12 Dec 2016, 17:00
by francois
The only thing that I missed is the autologin under openrc:
https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?titl ... 26_SystemD
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 13 Dec 2016, 00:53
by francois
Made a few changes in the procedure in first post. The upgrade now is 130 Mb.
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 14 Dec 2016, 00:58
by Jack
When you built your to get that 130 M did you have all these monules?
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guest /mnt/sdb1/porteus/base $ ls
000-kernel.xzm
001-core.xzm
002-gui.xzm
002-xtra.xzm
003-lxde.xzm
003-lxdextra.xzm
003-shared.xzm
Why I ask with all those modules mind came up with 190 M. After I did a
dir2xzm on the
change directory in my USB. I forgot I delete all the files in
/mnt/sdb1/porteus/changes/var/cache/pacman/pkg to help to make it smaller but is there any more I can delete to make even smaller?
And I forgot I did add Firefox and Flashplayer so that made it a little bigger.
UPDATE:
Something must have went wrong when I put
update-changes.xzm in the
moduled directory and I delete the
changes directory but then I rebooted back up and it didn't work. I don't know what I did wrong.
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 14 Dec 2016, 11:53
by francois
I start with kernel and core only. I will have to rewrite the first post as my upgrade module does not work at reboot.
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 14 Dec 2016, 14:24
by Jack
francois wrote:I start with kernel and core only. I will have to rewrite the first post as my upgrade module does not work at reboot.
Since
000-kernel and 001-core dose not have a
GUI how did you upgrade all those files? What was the
command line you used? This is how I want to do it but I don't understand how to. There got to be a way in just
one command like
Update Manager dose.
The way I did whole
Nemesis v3.5 upgrade I did this in
terminal mode first.
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su
toor
setup-pman
pacman -R upower-pm-utils
pacman -S upower
rm -rf /usr/lib/libdcadec.so.0
Then I did this in
Graphics mode. I need the
command line to replace this.
Then Nemesis was up-to-date.
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 14 Dec 2016, 16:10
by Blaze
Jack wrote:Since 000-kernel and 001-core dose not have a GUI how did you upgrade all those files?
The '
Text mode' way with
000-kernel and 001-core is more correctly than GUI with a full set of modules. But this way is not perfect too.
For example, I have done it under Text mode -
look at this post, but I removed only 003-lxde.xzm and 003-lxdextra.xzm
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 14 Dec 2016, 17:04
by Jack
Blaze wrote:Jack wrote:Since 000-kernel and 001-core dose not have a GUI how did you upgrade all those files?
The '
Text mode' way with
000-kernel and 001-core is more correctly than GUI with a full set of modules. But this way is not perfect too.
For example, I have done it under Text mode -
look at this post, but I removed only 003-lxde.xzm and 003-lxdextra.xzm
In text mode is there any order to install them? This is how I can start doing it but I might add the whole at once.
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pacman -S acl acpid acpid-openrc archlinux-keyring attr bash bzip2 ca-certificates ca-certificates-cacert ca-certificates-mozilla ca-certificates-utils cdrtool
Here is a list of 001-core. Can someone take a good look to see if they are right I make they will work. If you have a list all ready and care to share please post it.
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acl
acpid
acpid-openrc
archlinux-keyring
attr
bash
bzip2
ca-certificates
ca-certificates-cacert
ca-certificates-mozilla
ca-certificates-utils
cdrtools
cgmanager
cgmanager-openrc
consolekit
consolekit-openrc
coreutils
cower
cpio
cracklib
cronie
cronie-openrc
curl
db
dbus-glib
dbus-openrc
device-mapper
device-mapper-openrc
dhclient
dhcpcd
dhcpcd-openrc
dialog
diffutils
dmidecode
dnssec-anchors
dosfstools
downgrade
e2fsprogs
elfutils
eudev
eudev-systemdcompat
eventlog
expac
expat
file
filesystem
findutils
fuse
gawk
gcc-libs
gdbm
gettext
glib-networking
glib2
glibc
glibc-openrc
gmp
gnupg
gnutls
gpgme
gpm
gpm-openrc
gptfdisk
grep
gsettings-desktop-schemas
gzip
haveged
haveged-openrc
hddtemp
hdparm
hwids
iana-etc
inetutils
inetutils-openrc
inotify-tools
inxi
iproute2
iptables
iptables-openrc
iputils
ipw2100
ipw2200
jansson
js17
json-c-
kbd
kbproto
keyutils
kmod
krb5
ldns
less
libarchive
libassuan
libatomic_ops
libcap
libdaemon
libdbi
libdbus
libedit
libelf
libevdev
libffi
libgcrypt
libgpg-error
libgudev
libidn
libinput
libksba
libldap
libmm-glib
libndp
libnewt
libnih
libnl
libnm-glib
libpcap
libpgm
libproxy
libsasl
libseccomp
libsodium
libsoup
libssh2
libtasn1
libteam
libtirpc
libtool
libunistring
libusb
libutil-linux
libx11
libxau
libxcb
libxdmcp
libxml2
linux-api-headers
lm_sensors
logrotate
lsof
lynx
lz4
lzo
manjaro-keyring
mc
mdadm
mdadm-openrc
mpfr
mtdev
nano
ncurses
net-tools
netifrc
nettle
networkmanager-consolekit
networkmanager-openrc
npth
nspr
nss
ntfs-3g-fuse
ntp
ntp-openrc
openrc
openresolv
openssh
openssh-openrc
openssl
openvpn
openvpn-openrc
p11-kit
pacaur
package-query
pacman
pacman-mirrorlist
pam
pambase
parted
patch
pciutils
pcre
perl
pinentry
polkit-consolekit
popt
ppp
procps-ng
psmisc
python
readline
rfkill
rp-pppoe
rsync
run-parts
screen
sdparm
sed
shadow
slang
sqlite
squashfs-tools
sudo
sysfsutils
syslog-ng
syslog-ng-openrc
sysvinit
tar
tcl
texinfo
tzdata
udev-openrc
unrar
unzip
usb_modeswitch
usbutils
util-linux
vi
wget
which
wpa_supplicant
xcb-proto
xfsprogs
xproto
xz
yajl
zd1211-firmware
zeromq
zip
zlib
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 14 Dec 2016, 17:42
by Blaze
Jack wrote:In text mode is there any order to install them?
Try this script.sh in Text Mode
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#!/bin/bash
pacman -S acl acpid acpid-openrc archlinux-keyring attr bash bzip2 ca-certificates ca-certificates-cacert ca-certificates-mozilla ca-certificates-utils cdrtools cgmanager cgmanager-openrc consolekit consolekit-openrc coreutils cower cpio cronie cronie-openrc curl db dbus-glib dbus-openrc device-mapper device-mapper-openrc dhclient dhcpcd dhcpcd-openrc dialog diffutils dmidecode dnssec-anchors dosfstools downgrade e2fsprogs elfutils eudev eudev-systemdcompat eventlog expac expat file filesystem findutils fuse gawk gcc-libs gdbm gettext glib-networking glib2 glibc glibc-openrc gmp gnupg gnutls gpgme gpm gpm-openrc gptfdisk grep gsettings-desktop-schemas gzip haveged haveged-openrc hddtemp hdparm hwids iana-etc inetutils inetutils-openrc inotify-tools inxi iproute2 iptables iptables-openrc iputils ipw2100 ipw2200 jansson js17 json-c kbd kbproto keyutils kmod krb5 ldns less libarchive libassuan libatomic_ops libcap libdaemon libdbi libdbus libedit libelf libevdev libffi libgcrypt libgpg-error libgudev libidn libinput libksba libldap libmm-glib libndp libnewt libnih libnl libnm-glib libpcap libpgm libproxy libsasl libseccomp libsodium libsoup libssh2 libtasn1 libteam libtirpc libtool libunistring libusb libutil-linux libx11 libxau libxcb libxdmcp libxml2 linux-api-headers lm_sensors logrotate lsof lynx lz4 lzo manjaro-keyring mc mdadm mdadm-openrc mpfr mtdev nano ncurses net-tools netifrc nettle networkmanager-consolekit networkmanager-openrc npth nspr nss ntfs-3g-fuse ntp ntp-openrc openrc openresolv openssh openssh-openrc openssl openvpn openvpn-openrc p11-kit pacaur package-query pacman pacman-mirrorlist pam pambase parted patch pciutils pcre perl pinentry polkit-consolekit popt ppp procps-ng psmisc python readline rfkill rp-pppoe rsync run-parts screen sdparm sed shadow slang sqlite squashfs-tools sudo sysfsutils syslog-ng syslog-ng-openrc sysvinit tar tcl texinfo tzdata udev-openrc unrar unzip usb_modeswitch usbutils util-linux vi wget which wpa_supplicant xcb-proto xfsprogs xproto xz yajl zd1211-firmware zeromq zip zlib
and don't forget about
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 14 Dec 2016, 20:41
by Jack
Blaze you save me a lot of work. When I get it updated and back up and running will I use dir2xzm on the change directory and convert it to 001-update.xzm but I will be Always Fresh mode when I do it. I will work on 002 and as far as 003 I will change the Desktop from LXDE to Mate.
Blaze do you have 002 files like you posted on 001?
When I fine my cat5 cable I will do 001 and get back when I'm done.
Again thanks Blaze.
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 14 Dec 2016, 21:42
by ncmprhnsbl
unless i'm completely mistaken, 'upgrading' the kernel(000) will break Nemesis, because the standard arch kernel doesn't have the AUFS patch?
also
try extracting 001 , get list of packages from /var/lib/pacman/local
then: pacman -Sw <list of packages> to download to cache without installing
and then : pacman -Uddr /path/to/extracted/module /var/cache/pacman/pkg/*.pkg.tar.xz
then mksquashfs it...
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 14 Dec 2016, 23:40
by Jack
Blaze wrote:Jack wrote:In text mode is there any order to install them?
Try this script.sh in Text Mode
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#!/bin/bash
pacman -S acl acpid acpid-openrc archlinux-keyring attr bash bzip2 ca-certificates ca-certificates-cacert ca-certificates-mozilla ca-certificates-utils cdrtools cgmanager cgmanager-openrc consolekit consolekit-openrc coreutils cower cpio cronie cronie-openrc curl db dbus-glib dbus-openrc device-mapper device-mapper-openrc dhclient dhcpcd dhcpcd-openrc dialog diffutils dmidecode dnssec-anchors dosfstools downgrade e2fsprogs elfutils eudev eudev-systemdcompat eventlog expac expat file filesystem findutils fuse gawk gcc-libs gdbm gettext glib-networking glib2 glibc glibc-openrc gmp gnupg gnutls gpgme gpm gpm-openrc gptfdisk grep gsettings-desktop-schemas gzip haveged haveged-openrc hddtemp hdparm hwids iana-etc inetutils inetutils-openrc inotify-tools inxi iproute2 iptables iptables-openrc iputils ipw2100 ipw2200 jansson js17 json-c kbd kbproto keyutils kmod krb5 ldns less libarchive libassuan libatomic_ops libcap libdaemon libdbi libdbus libedit libelf libevdev libffi libgcrypt libgpg-error libgudev libidn libinput libksba libldap libmm-glib libndp libnewt libnih libnl libnm-glib libpcap libpgm libproxy libsasl libseccomp libsodium libsoup libssh2 libtasn1 libteam libtirpc libtool libunistring libusb libutil-linux libx11 libxau libxcb libxdmcp libxml2 linux-api-headers lm_sensors logrotate lsof lynx lz4 lzo manjaro-keyring mc mdadm mdadm-openrc mpfr mtdev nano ncurses net-tools netifrc nettle networkmanager-consolekit networkmanager-openrc npth nspr nss ntfs-3g-fuse ntp ntp-openrc openrc openresolv openssh openssh-openrc openssl openvpn openvpn-openrc p11-kit pacaur package-query pacman pacman-mirrorlist pam pambase parted patch pciutils pcre perl pinentry polkit-consolekit popt ppp procps-ng psmisc python readline rfkill rp-pppoe rsync run-parts screen sdparm sed shadow slang sqlite squashfs-tools sudo sysfsutils syslog-ng syslog-ng-openrc sysvinit tar tcl texinfo tzdata udev-openrc unrar unzip usb_modeswitch usbutils util-linux vi wget which wpa_supplicant xcb-proto xfsprogs xproto xz yajl zd1211-firmware zeromq zip zlib
and don't forget about
I just thought of something if I only bootup in
000-kernel and 001-core there is
no text editor to
copy and paste the info in to the
terminal to install the files. Am I missing something to do it?
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 15 Dec 2016, 03:31
by francois
Hello jack. I might have a solution.
nano is the standard text editor under manjaro.
All we need is to have mouse cursor under text mode
http://forum.porteus.org/viewtopic.php?f=137&t=6469
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 15 Dec 2016, 04:01
by francois
Console windows supported environments:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Li ... ions/Other
Twin a text-mode window environment:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/twin/
It supports mouse and multiple windows, has a built-in terminal emulator and window manager, and can serve as display for client applications.
Video of twin:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iW9E-8aXfdc
Not working yet under nemesis. Working
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dvtm:
http://brain-dump.org/projects/dvtm/
dvtm brings the concept of tiling window management, popularized by X11-window managers like dwm
Video of dvtm:
http://brain-dump.org/projects/dvtm/
This one is working fine. You just have to learn how to play with the control keys to manage the windows.
Re: Stripping nemesis to bare minimum and rebuilding with pm
Posted: 15 Dec 2016, 04:19
by Jack
francois I will have something to do now. I'm going to try it later but I still need to fine a cat5 cable so I can connect to the internet with my Laptop. That's for all the help everyone that working on this project.