running DSL on top of Fedora


Forum: DSL Embedded
Topic: running DSL on top of Fedora
started by: daacosta

Posted by daacosta on Jan. 20 2006,04:36
No, I don't know how to do it yet so I am asking the question here :(

I have done two things:

I burned the iso image on a CD and
I also downloaded the embedded version which is the one I would really like to use

It would be great to know what place to click and what to do next :(

The other thing is:  How do I use my dial-up connection with dsl making it run on top of my Fedora?

Kind regards,


-D-

Posted by pr0f3550r on Jan. 20 2006,10:18
You should be able to cd to the dsl directory and run:
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./dsl-linux.sh

Incidentally, I tried on a SUSE 10- AMD 64 and I failed miserably, but that's my problem!

About the dial-up, I'd start the ppp connection in Fedora first and the launch Qemu, that will  
work as a virtual router between the embedded computer (dsl) and the gateway (Fedora).
If you like this stuff, i suggest that you register to the < QEMU FORUM >

Posted by daacosta on Jan. 20 2006,16:16
Many thanks for your reply:  First I connect to the Internet with Fedora.  Then I should open a terminal in Fedora and point towards the cd.  After that, I write the piece of code you gave me ./dsl-linux.sh and that's it?

I ran the live distro yesterday and it was very cool.  I am in the process of creating a pendrive :D

Alright! Alright! Alright!

AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!

To run the embedded DSL on top of Fedora Core:

1.Burn a CD with the unzipped files of DSL embedded
2. While Fedora is running, connected to the Internet, insert CD with DSL embedded files.
3. Open terminal [I didn't become su] and
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cd /media/cdrom
or whatever your CD media is.
4. In the terminal do
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./dsl-linux.sh

5. DSL will start on a separate window and yes, I am writing this post from DSL :)

Booting the live disk was also very , very cool...

I am in love :D

Posted by ImNeat on Feb. 04 2006,00:49
I'm trying to get an embedded DSL 2.1 to run from my flash drive in Fedora Core 3.  I can't get mine to work.  When I goto terminal and find directory and type dsl-linux.sh it sais "no such file or directory" - but it's there!  Any tips?
Posted by daacosta on Feb. 04 2006,01:08
Please show me the following:

1. Directory where you placed the embedded dsl.  Did you unzip it?  If no, proceed to unzip the file and put all the contents in /home/dsl or burn the contents to a cd.

Then it is simple:

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cd /home/dsl
./dsl-linux.sh


If you want to run dsl embedded from the cd do:

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cd /media/cdrom
./dsl-linux.sh


You may want to see the contents of the unzipped files in the cd to see that all the embedded zip files are unzipped...

Let me know...

Posted by ImNeat on Feb. 04 2006,06:02
I unzipped the embedded version into my flash drive, so I can have a little personal operating system where ever I go.  It runs fine in XP Pro when I dble click the windows file.  But when I open terminal in Linux and type either "/dsl-linux.sh" or "/media/name/dsl/dsl-linux.sh I get an error telling me the file or directory doesn't exist.  Everything is layed out correctly becuase it works on windows, I'm just a slight newbie to linux so I'm poor at troubleshooting linux and catching my errors.  Any ideas as to what I'm doing incorrectly?
Posted by daacosta on Feb. 06 2006,20:16
Quote (ImNeat @ Feb. 04 2006,01:02)
I unzipped the embedded version into my flash drive, so I can have a little personal operating system where ever I go.  It runs fine in XP Pro when I dble click the windows file.  But when I open terminal in Linux and type either "/dsl-linux.sh" or "/media/name/dsl/dsl-linux.sh I get an error telling me the file or directory doesn't exist.  Everything is layed out correctly becuase it works on windows, I'm just a slight newbie to linux so I'm poor at troubleshooting linux and catching my errors.  Any ideas as to what I'm doing incorrectly?

The command has a dot in front of it:

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./dsl-linux.sh


At the command prompt change to the directory that has dsl embedded:

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cd /media/cdrom


Then list the files there:

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ls -a


If dsl-linux.sh is there then you should be good and you should be able to run:

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./dsl-linux.sh


With a dot (or a period, or a full stop...)

Let me know... OK?

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