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[Nio Wiklund <nio.wiklund@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Israel and Jack,

I'm testing right now with my own version of the OBI for precise ... I
hope we can find the problem. I think the problem is that when the
OBI-installer is installed into a new system, it does not work properly
concerning permissions etc when using chroot.

My own version of the OBI for precise does not use chroot (at least not
for the same kind of things as in ToriOS).

- Tarball created with ToriOS (current beta, May24)

- Installed with my own version of the OBI for precise

The same problem occurred with non-working nm-applet and shutdown menu.
This makes me wonder if the problem is with the installed ToriOS systems
- that they have some strange settings, which are not reproduced via the
tarballs (lost either during saving or restoring).

I'll continue testing ... I'll create a tarball with my own version of
the OBI for precise. I think zmktbl in ToriOS and mktbl in my own
version of the OBI for precise do the same thing, but who knows.

Best regards
Nio

Den 2015-05-26 14:20, Israel skrev:
> Hi All,
> I do not know.
> 
> You are saying you download a tarball and install it, but network
> manager does not run in Tarballs that are not ours?
> 
> @Nio, will you test these tarballs with the older ISO you liked a lot to
> see if they can be installed properly that way?
> 
> That might give us a clue
> 
> On 05/26/2015 12:56 AM, Nio Wiklund wrote:
>> Hi Israel,
>>
>> I have been testing these custom tarballs and also other similar
>> tarballs (It is easy to make tarballs with zmktbl.) I also make a
>> compressed image file (file.img.xz) to be installed with mkusb.
>>
>> The systems installed with the OBI-installer and with mkusb work, but
>> they cannot in turn install good systems via the OBI-installer. The
>> nm-applet bug re-appears:
>>
>> There is (wired) network, yet nm-applet indicates no network (a red
>> circle with a white cross).
>>
>> I tried these fixes:
>> ----
>> Apparently (not sure how) but /usr/lib/dbus-1.0/dbus-daemon-launch-helper
>> is the problem
>> to fix:
>> (possibly this one)
>> sudo chmod -x /usr/lib/dbus-1.0/dbus-daemon-launch-helper
>>
>> (These two for sure)
>> sudo chmod u+s /usr/lib/dbus-1.0/dbus-daemon-launch-helper
>> sudo chmod g+x /usr/lib/dbus-1.0/dbus-daemon-launch-helper
>>
>> (maybe this one)
>> sudo chown root:messagebus /usr/lib/dbus-1.0/dbus-daemon-launch-helper
>> ----
>> But they do not fix the issue. What can be the problem this time?
>>
>> Best regards
>> Nio
>>
>>
>> Den 2015-05-25 18:00, Nio Wiklund skrev:
>>> Hi Toriosadores,
>>>
>>> [Fixing an important typing error - and spell persistent correctly]
>>>
>>> I think the current version of ToriOS-beta.iso (May 24) is quite good,
>>> and well worth testing and extending. So I installed two more kernels,
>>> the 3.2 generic-pae kernel and the 3.13 generic kernel (a trusty kernel)
>>> together with the hardware enablement stack for trusty, which comes with
>>> the full implementation of Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS. This can be useful for
>>> the great majority of the computers, particularly if you have some new
>>> or middle-aged hardware, that is not recognized by the original Ubuntu
>>> 12.04 LTS drivers.
>>>
>>> You can download them by selecting *Download in the OBI* or directly from
>>>
>>> http://phillw.net/isos/linux-tools/torios/2015-05/
>>>
>>> 1. ToriOSmay24-3ker.tar.xz (491M)
>>>
>>> The first tarball is quite similar to the original one, with only a few
>>> added packages. An important addition is fake-pae, that makes it
>>> possible to run the system of this tarball with Pentium M and Celeron M
>>> processors, that have PAE capability but no PAE flag. I have tested that
>>> it works in my IBM Thinkpad T42 laptop with a Pentium M CPU.
>>>
>>> 2. ToriOShuge3ker.tar.xz (812M)
>>>
>>> The second tarball was built from the first one by adding several
>>> application program packages, so that it is possible to perform many
>>> standard tasks without installing any extra programs.
>>>
>>> See the (last modified) pictures at
>>>
>>> http://phillw.net/isos/linux-tools/torios/pictures/
>>>
>>> The very last picture illustrates the available application programs.
>>>
>>> http://phillw.net/isos/linux-tools/torios/pictures/25-applications_in-huge3ker.png
>>>
>>> -o-
>>>
>>> In order to download tarballs to the OBI in ToriOS live, you need to
>>> have somewhere to store it (not where you intend to install from it).
>>>
>>> 1. If you boot from a CD disk or an mkusb-made USB drive, I recommend
>>> that you create a partition on a third drive, for example a USB drive.
>>> Put the label *live-rw* onto that partition, and create an ext2 file system.
>>>
>>> Then (re)boot into ToriOS live, press TAB and add the boot option
>>> *persistent* at the end of the boot line and continue.
>>>
>>> 2. If you create a boot USB pendrive with Unetbootin, you must rename
>>> the file casper-rw to live-rw
>>>
>>> Change directory to where you have that file an run
>>>
>>> mv casper-rw live-rw
>>>
>>> -o-
>>>
>>> You can install ToriOSmay24-3ker.tar.xz or ToriOShuge3ker.tar.xz into a
>>> USB pendrive. If it is a fast USB pendrive, you will get quite good
>>> performance also in USB 2 ports. These are portable systems, that work
>>> well in many computers (but might have problems to boot in some
>>> middle-aged hp computers, that need chainloading to boot via grub in USB).
>>>
>>> I tested them today, so I know that they works in different computers.
>>> And you can use the OBI in these systems to install ToriOS in the
>>> internal drives of computers. As a matter of fact, these tarballs make
>>> systems that are similar to the original One Button Installer.
>>>
>>>
>>> Happy testing :-)
>>>
>>> Best regards
>>> Nio
>>>
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