rippon
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Posted: Aug. 17 2006,22:23 |
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Quote (mikshaw @ Aug. 17 2006,14:55) | an extension is a gzipped tarball or a compressed iso, depending on the type of extension, which is used in DSL for adding things to a livecd/frugal/embedded type of install. They are mostly application packages which have been built specifically for DSL, but anything can be put in an extension.
Quick way to make an extension for a single file in home:
Make sure your file is in /home/dsl and use these commands: sudo su (to become root) cd / tar czf myfile.tar.gz --no-recursion --numeric-owner home/dsl/filename
Then move the file to wherever you like. |
Ok thanks. Now when I make MyDSL remaster, am I supposed to put these extenstions in a certain directory so it burns it onto the .iso image / cd, so if I give it to another person they can use that file?
Thanks again.
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