Should be trivial to convert any unc to dsl, mount it, tar it, done.
# mount XFree86.unc /mnt/test -o ro,loop=/dev/cloop # cd /mnt/test # tar -zcvf /tmp/XFree86.dsl . # cd /tmp # umount /mnt/test
# declobber.sh -o /tmp XFree86.dsl
Your new .dsl is in /tmp/XFree86/XFree86_noclobber.dsl You can rename it You can mydsl-load it
Will this XFree86.dsl work with the Sony C1VE(N) or does it still need some tweaking? Tried several times with DSL and Debian but couldn´t get the right screen resolution Hi roberts!
Could you please give me some hints on installing XFree86.dsl or *.unc? I am using a hd installation and did never user *.unc I´ve insalled the *.dsl version but can get it running... Many thanks in advance.
AndreasUNC are only for frugal as you have assumed. roberts indicated that he has a config file for your system in the XFree86 unc version, which he has included a conversion howto in his last post in this thread.
Quote (roberts @ April 04 2007,17:42)
Should be trivial to convert any unc to dsl, mount it, tar it, done.
# mount XFree86.unc /mnt/test -o ro,loop=/dev/cloop
Tried this and got mount: mount point /mnt/test does not exist Next Page...
original here.
