I added the nmap.dsl package to a stock iso and it ran w/o problems. However, when I added the untarred nmap to the source for a remaster, aterm quit working. It flashes, then closes.
JeffAdd Nessus as well.
After adding Nessus to a stock 2.1 image then remastering, Aterm fails.
JeffChanging sleep to 3 fixed the icon and Torsomo problem.
Maybe this belongs in a different thread, but double clicking on madwifi.dsl in emelfm seems to load it fine, but using the myDSL button sends the terminal into an endless loop of loading fonts, etc. and I have to ctrl-z to stop it.doobit,
Please check /etc/skel/.emelfm/buttons with .emelfm/buttons They should be the same.
Also you can check Button behavior with the following: grep mydsl .emelfm/buttons myDSL=touch /tmp/emelfm_loaded;mydsl-load %d/%f
and then check double click behavior with: grep mydsl .emelfm/filetypes cloop and user files;uci;touch /tmp/emelfm_loaded;mydsl-load %d/%f dsl;dsl;touch /tmp/emelfm_loaded;mydsl-load %d/%f
Shown here in bolded should be the same.
Quote (JeffElkins @ Jan. 08 2006,14:25)
Add Nessus as well.
After adding Nessus to a stock 2.1 image then remastering, Aterm fails.
Jeff
(embarrased cough...)
Nevermind. I switched to a different dvd-rw for remastering and the problem departed. Bit-rot, I guess.Next Page...
original here.