DSL lost some .dsl programsForum: Apps Topic: DSL lost some .dsl programs started by: ReTeP Posted by ReTeP on Dec. 15 2006,17:10
I've succesfully installed GTK2, JRE and Azureus and they all work fine. But after a restart/reboot DSL has lost my JRE and Azureus programs so I need to install those programs again before I can use it again. DSL is native installed but the same problem was shown in loopback install. Now every time I use those programs i must mydsl-load jre and azureus and it works What to do so DSL 'remembers' those fine programs for me? Posted by ^thehatsrule^ on Dec. 15 2006,17:26
Using a frugal? Look up auto loading of mydsl extensions. (/ or /mydsl or mydsl=, etc.)
Posted by ReTeP on Dec. 15 2006,18:05
Im using a native install but the same problem occurs with a loopback install. Which file keeps track of autoloading?
Posted by ^thehatsrule^ on Dec. 15 2006,19:01
Native implies running it directly on the metal - I was referring to how you installed it (what's loopback?).Anyways, please refer to the local startup documentation that pops up first under dillo. Posted by mikshaw on Dec. 15 2006,19:01
Are they uci packages?Uci is mounted, so you need to remount every time, or make a copy of /opt/whatever after mounting to keep it persistent (replace the mounted app with the copy after unmounting it). Posted by ReTeP on Dec. 15 2006,22:11
Yes, they are UCI's. It's clear to me that I must reload it every time
Posted by mikshaw on Dec. 15 2006,22:26
Ok then, if you have a traditional harddrive install you can make uci packages persistent simply by copying the mounted directory.After you have installed (mounted) the uci file, copy the directory that was created in /opt. For example, if it's /opt/jre then do sudo cp -Rp /opt/jre /opt/jre-copy Unmount the extension and then sudo mv /opt/jre-copy /opt/jre This will not keep menu items or icons, though. You'll need to do some extra work if you want to keep them. Posted by ReTeP on Dec. 15 2006,22:29
milkshaw that works for me, thx !!
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