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[Israel <israel@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,
I tested a new build and I got apt-get working again, as well as the
network Icon being correct.
I added grub-pc.
I added sakura and seamonkey... but now the ISO is huge... but only 694.0MiB

So Nio, if you could please test the effect of (substituting sda for
whatever) AFTER INTSALLING:

cd /usr/share/OBI/
device=/dev/sda
./grub-installer ${device}

If this works, then I can add in another update-grub to OBI and we will
be good to go.
Also, Nio did you want me to add wmctrl in live and installed OS?
I honestly think it would be better to require these things for mkusb,
rather than ToriOS.
Can you simply add grub-pc and wmctrl to your debian package?  I think
this would be the proper way to do it.
i.e.
mkusb/debian/control

...
Package: mkusb
Architecture: all
*Depends*:
  *grub-pc,**
**  wmctrl,*
  zenity,
  /etc....
.../

I will upload this new ISO for testing for anyone interested!

//On 09/16/2015 01:50 PM, Israel wrote:
> Hi Nio
> (inlines and removal of things that work)
> On 09/16/2015 11:08 AM, Nio Wiklund wrote:
>> Hi Israel,
>>
>> Testing again, with today's iso file
>>
>> 2d76cb6637168f11c1f7d0da5bb2039a  ToriOS-daily.iso
>>
>> and I will write comments inline in the report from the previous iso file.
>>
>> Best regards
>> Ni0
>>
>>
>> Den 2015-09-12 kl. 14:05, skrev Nio Wiklund:
>>> Hi Israel,
>>>
>>> I tested the current ToriOS-daily.iso in my Toshiba with Intel i5 and 4
>>> GB RAM 'as usual'.
>>>
>>> A. Live system
>>>
>>> - nm-applet shows and error (white x on red circle), but wired network
>>> started automatically.
>> The same problem: nm-applet shows and error (white x on red circle)
> This is odd, I will check into why this is now happening, I am not
> entirely sure why, but I might be able to find the solution soon.
>> ..
>> grub-install (the package grub-pc) is not installed
> Oh, right I forgot to add in the dependencies
>>> - mkusb wants wmctrl in order to install 'persistent live'. It can find
>>> it and prompt for installing, but maybe it should be included in ToriOS
>>> live.
>> I think this worked in the previous version, but now I cannot install
>> with apt-get.
>>
>> 'No file name for e2fslibs', and it does not help with
>>
>> apt-get -f install  # which is recommended
> This is a step back... I am not entirely sure why, but I did slightly
> modify the build scripts, so I will check it out.
>> ...
>>> - During the installation update-grub (or something similar) found
>>> Ubuntu 14.04.2 (in /dev/sda5) but not a previous installed system of
>>> ToriOS (in /dev/sda1). This is better than before, but not good. After
>>> installation update-grub found both previous systems.
>> It seems that the other operating systems were not found when
>> update-grub was run via chroot during the installation. It works now, in
>> the installed system. This is like it was in the previous version.
> Could you test running:
>  /usr/share/OBI/grub-installer ${device}
> where device is /dev/sda (or whatever device you are using... I know you
> know this, but in case someone is following the conversation)
> my thinking is that running update-grub twice might solve this issue.
>
> The other improvement I see is that no one has complained about OBI. 
> This means my initial effort to migrate it to become translatable has at
> least mostly worked (at least not regressing).  I did change a bit of
> actual code:
> You originally had (in two files)
> LANG=C; LC_ALL=C
> But in order to let the translations work I check them first and then
> export things to default back to english if all else fails that way OBI
> will have text by default.
> [[ -z "${LANG}" ]] && LANG=C
> [[ -z "${LC_ALL}" ]] && LC_ALL=C
> LANGUAGE=$LC_ALL:$LANG:en_US    export LANGUAGE
>
> Nio, do you think the extra information dialogs are a good addition?
>


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