mikshaw


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Posted: Dec. 15 2006,22:26 |
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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.
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