roberts
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Posted: July 10 2004,16:38 |
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First the zip files:
The first one, the one that works is zip v2.0
The second one, is a very old zip file, v1.0
Since, I don't use zip much, I cannot say for sure that v2.0 is not backward compatible with v1.0. The unzip in DSL supports v2.0
Second emelfm:
Yep, looks like old nedit fell thru the cracks. Will fix that one.
If you want a fix right now:
1. cd /home/dsl/.emelfm
2. sed 's/nedit/beaver/g' filetype > tmp
3. mv tmp filetypes
And if this is liveCD then add the /home/dsl/.emelfm to the /home/dsl/filetool.lst
Third: Timezones
Yep, needs some work here. This is what I do. I am in PDT time zone. The default is CET.
Edit and add these to your /opt/bootlocal.sh
rm /etc/timezone
echo "PDT" > /etc/timezone
Add if liveCD be sure to check that this will be saved/restored by checking the /opt/bootlocal.sh is in filetoool.lst
And of course, use your timezone. Can look it up on the internet.
Fourth: Busybox
Gee, this has been around since v0.6. There are many posts about it. You have the choice when installing to hard drive to not use busybox. Choose "enhanced" when installing to hard drive. For liveCD users you can add the gnu-utils.dsl via the myDSL system. Choice is yours
Fifth firefox:
The download script is and subsequent start of firefox is on the menu Apps->Net->got bandwidth->firefox. You can always edit your menu to your likeing or use the whitebox tool via the myDSL system. Choice is yours.
Sixth: Documentation
What can I say, we developers type always forget some documentation. It need to be updated and will. Thanks for reminding us.
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