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ArchOne 2010.08 Openbox

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ArchOne 2010.08 Openbox

ArchOne 2010.08 Openbox


 
ChangeLog

- removed bash_completion from .bashrc and /etc/bash.bashrc
- added seahorse and seahorse-plugins for nautilus
- update initscripts to 2010.07-1
- added “pidgin otr” to pidgin
- added cairo-dock
- openbox menu “google chrome” -> “chromium”
- (deleted firefox history)
- removed archrepo.net from repository
- updated yaourt.rc
- removed graphical syslinux (boot menu) for compatibility
- All packages updated at 29 July


News

- new mailing list service (subscribe here)
- new members: Alonso Vázquez and setkeh
- Now I maintain only Openbox Edition
- If someone else want to contribute to the project, she/he can write in the comments his nick of Google Wave’s account :)

 

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  1. yidai
    December 3, 2010 at 2:45 am | #1
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    my netbook is zg5, which has 1G ram and 160G HD.

    The live USB runs well, except in Italy key. I was able to reset it to US.

    Sudo /arch/setup did well. I actually changed nothing just used default for all selection.

    When grub was loaded, I selected the first one, sda.

    Reboot would not start.
    “Grub” on the screen. Freeze.

  2. AOA110
    September 17, 2010 at 12:16 am | #2
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    I have been using your distribution for some time now, a year or something like that and I love it, more with every new release. But I have encountered a problem with my right hand card reader. I read some info about problems with it, but all the solutions were for BIOS before 3309. I have 3310, I even added pchiehp to modules section in /etc/rc.conf, but still nothing. When I insert the card nothing happens. I don’t remember having any problems in previous releases, but I also don’t remember using it, so… :) Any ideas Danielle?

    Thanks

    • marinz
      September 17, 2010 at 11:01 am | #3
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      Hi

      I’ve tried on my aspire: also my right card reader doesn’t work.

      But I haven’t problems with the LEFT card reader, simply load these modules:

      sudo modprobe pci_hotplug
sudo modprobe pciehp pciehp_force=1
sudo modprobe memstick
sudo modprobe mmc_core
sudo modprobe jmb38x_ms
sudo modprobe sdhci
sudo modprobe sdhci_pci
sudo modprobe mmc_block

      and open nautilus –no-desktop (or thunar.. or other file manager..) and the device appears.

      Sorry but I have no idea the reason for why the right reader doesn’t work.
      And sorry for bad english ;)

      • AOA110
        September 17, 2010 at 2:04 pm | #4
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        Thanks Daniele,

        the thing is that I have never encountered any problems with left card reader. I even have a SD card put there all the time which is my /home directory. It is always additional 8 GBs to my 8GB SSSD :)
        But I did follow your instructions and something funny has happened. After writing all those commands right card reader started to work :) So, I have added all the modules to /etc/rc.conf file to see if it works. It turned out that it doesn’t. After a couple of attempts I found out that only module I need to make it all work is pciehp. So I added it to rc.conf. Nothing happened. But if I start the system and type sudo modprobe pciehp pciehp_force=1 in terminal when the system is already running I make right card reader to work just perfect!
        Second thing is, when I put the card into slot before I start the system it is also visible. I can then unplug and plug it into slot and everything is just like it should be. Only difference and problem I found out is that I have had a mount option in fstab which looked like this:
        /dev/mmcblk0p1 /home …
        and when I put the card into right slot when starting the system, it became mmcblk0p1 and the one ine left slow became mmcblk1p1, so I had to change fstab to work with UUID. Not a problem though.
        So, do you have any idea why right slow works when I type that command (sudo modprobe pciehp pciehp_force=1) after the system is started, but when it is in /etc/rc.conf and /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf it doesn’t?

        Thanks

        • marinz
          September 18, 2010 at 8:20 am | #5
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          No :D

          Sincerely I have no idea :)

          Anyway thanks for you have shared your procedure.. can help me in the future

  3. Shuen
    August 8, 2010 at 8:22 pm | #6
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    Hello, I owned an AAO110, I already wrote the image on the my 2GB USB,
    however it shows the following error in the black screen when I try to boot with USB:
    ISOLINUX 4.02 0x4c480c04 EHDD Copyright (C) 1994-2010 H. Peter Anvin st al
    Unknown Keyword in configuration file: пu?ïT$
    No DEFAULT or UI configuration directive found!
    boot:

    How can I solve this problem?

    • marinz
      August 9, 2010 at 7:54 am | #7
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      Try to check the md5sum (or my gpg/pgp signature).
      If it’s correct, probably the problem is the usb device (pheraps it’s not compatible with the boot).
      You can check it by run the iso from a virtual machine (you can use virtualbox).

      There are many people who are unable to boot from the stick, unfortunately there are some usb device that can’t boot.
      Also my own usb device sometimes has problems starting.

      Let me know

    • Shuen
      August 27, 2010 at 7:53 pm | #8
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      As I don’t know which USB is suitable for boot, I wrote the image on a DVD+R and it works.
      But after the install, it just show a black screen.

      • Shuen
        August 27, 2010 at 8:42 pm | #9
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        I meet a big problem now…I try to reinstall the Linpus but it stop in the partition selet process…
        Even I use the ArchOne DVD, it just show the linux version in a black screen and cannot get into the login screen.
        It seems everything stopped when my AAO try to reed the partition…
        There maybe something wrong when I erase the HD with ArchOne.

        • arcierisinasce
          August 28, 2010 at 9:47 am | #10
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          you can use the arch linux iso instead of ArchOne, which arch linux iso starts directly to init 3 … then use the “cfdisk” tool for the partitions

      • arcierisinasce
        August 28, 2010 at 9:45 am | #11
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        size of the root partition? if it is less than 4 GB, may not have copied all the files.

        • Shuen
          August 28, 2010 at 3:33 pm | #12
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          I used the Windows CD to format the partition.
          It is weird that the Linpus and Archone still stop before the partition selet process.
          I do some trys, when it stopped in Linpus screen, I use the ArchOne CD instead of the Linpus CD.
          I don’t know what happen but finally the partition selet process started to work.
          I just put the Linpus back to the CD-drive to finish the installation.

          My ONE is a 8GB SSD, I haven’t do any partition.

  4. Ionut
    July 29, 2010 at 7:48 pm | #13
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    the theme is awesome

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