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Post#1
by Nouatvs » 16 Jul 2013, 20:21
I down of Sourceforge's new wine 1.6 and slackyd-d finds dependencies. Works well. 8)
These (files) mount them and create a new super wine.xzm with all dependencies.
Is there any program that join XZM multiple files into one??
Thanks.
Or mini script?
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Post#3
by Hamza » 17 Jul 2013, 00:50
Please have a look on Porteus Modules Tools.
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Post#4
by brokenman » 17 Jul 2013, 02:36
If you place all of these modules into your porteus/modules folder then you can open PPM (Porteus Package Manager) on the panel and the modules will show up in the module tools that Hamza mentions. Then you can merge them.
Or you can use this code in a console to merge your modules. It assumes that all your modules are in /tmp/modules
mkdir /tmp/superwine
for mods in /tmp/modules/*.xzm; do xzm2dir $mods /tmp/superwine; done
dir2xzm /tmp/superwine /tmp/superwine.xzm
rm -r /tmp/superwine
For slackware packages in /var/slackyd you can use:
for pkgs in /var/slackyd/*.txz; do installpkg -root /tmp/superwine $pkgs; done
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Post#5
by Nouatvs » 17 Jul 2013, 21:43
Thanks all.

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Post#6
by Nouatvs » 18 Jul 2013, 00:24
Bash lines work well as a guest user.
PPM also (ask for root password), but be aware it does well and you have to log in as root to see the transformation. (Good idea as it also allows you to change the modules folder to which one under or created files)
Puppy bash call other programs to be installed to operate well and that is not the idea and need to know more about language used linux.
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Post#7
by Hamza » 18 Jul 2013, 08:23
Moved from "i486 modules requests" to "Newbies questions".
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