Juanito


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Joined: Sep. 2005 |
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Posted: Mar. 30 2007,13:47 |
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It's possible to fix this problem if you download the dsl from the repository rather than using the mydsl tool - this way it will not be loaded.
Once you have the file, copy it to /ramdisk/tmp or similar - then, if you have the very useful user buttons for unpack, list and re-pack dsl added to emelFM, you can make a listing of the dsl.
Once you have the listing, you can use the following command to extract only the files you need and not the clobbering files:
gunzip -c /path-to-file/filename.dsl | tar -xvf - /path-within-dsl/filename
You can use wildcards to speed up the process. Once done, edit the file listing and re-pack the dsl using the emelFM button.
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