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wine as usr_more.sfs

#1 Post by Ted Dog »

converted Nathans' wine to a usr_more.sfs
posted here
http://www.murga.org/%7Epuppy/viewtopic ... 8616#18616

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Ted Dog,
That's great!
Good to see usr_more.sfs getting used!

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#3 Post by bombayrockers »

how to use usr_more.sfs ?

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usr_more.sfs

#4 Post by Ted Dog »

Same as usr_devx.sfs, copy to home directory (where pup001 is located) or to the same locale as usr_cram.fs on the DVD. For wine use, see links found in the unleshed thread. If running from windows download using IE saving to same drive as the pup001 file. version 1.05 and test versions of 1.06 will merge it in automaticly.

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thanks

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works great for me. good work!

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small size

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Worked for me too. Did it also knock 2 meg off the already (relatively) small size? 8)
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Works - Great! Thanks!

#7 Post by PeterSieg »

Hi. Works out of the box...
Thanks!

What if another usr_more.sfs is created? Can rc.syslinux look for ex.
after usr_*.sfs and mount them all?

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Hey

#8 Post by klhrevolutionist »

I was wondering if we could get some documentation on this whole
.sfs thing. Mainly, how to extract them & make them.
EDIT: Thanks for the quick reply.
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squashfs info

#9 Post by Ted_Dog »

The docs are in puppy help -squashfs[url]file:///usr/share/doc/squashfs.txt[/url]

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Re: Hey

#10 Post by Alienx »

klhrevolutionist wrote:I was wondering if we could get some documentation on this whole .sfs thing. Mainly, how to extract them & make them.
This new usr_more.sfs opens new interesting possibilities...

we can install a lot of applications in /usr with pupgets or dotpups and create a usr_more.sfs with all of them

it's easy

just do the command:

mksquashfs /root/.usr /root/usr_more.sfs :wink:

to mount it in a folder: mount -o loop usr_more.sfs folder
Sorry, broken english above :-)

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#11 Post by Alienx »

I will update this remaster script:

http://www.murga.org/%7Epuppy/viewtopic.php?t=1885

to do exactly this:

the changes in /usr will go to usr_more.sfs and usr_more.sfs will go to new_iso's root

the changes to /root will go to new image.gz as before

the advantage of this procedure is that the remaster process will be very fast because only /root/.usr will be mkquashed, original usr_cram.fs will not be touched

Edited: the new script was yet posted (remaster-livecd-fast.tar.gz)
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Sorry, broken english above :-)

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append to current usr_more.sfs

#12 Post by Ted Dog »

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 mksquashfs /root/.usr /.usr_more /root/usr_more.sfs
This goes very fast on my machine. maybe a change to the way multi-sessions save and load would speed up those processes.
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