Re: Installed Gobo-32 on AA1

Thanks Michael.

Yes, I finally got MX-14/Wheezy to recognize Gobo
by installing Gobo's grub to the root of its partition.

I'll keep spelunking through the FS for setting it up via Gobo.
Good learning experience. :)

Enlightenment is lovely, but I've invested about 8 years in Xfce. :)
I see the parts of Xfce and suppose one just needs to start
the install with Xfce-session and see what it pulls in?
Now that I see the PackageMan scripts in the script listing
that Joel posted, I have some more reading material.

Regards and thanks, for the pointers.

On Sat, Dec 20, 2014 at 6:10 PM, Michael Homer <[email protected]>
wrote:

> On Sun, Dec 21, 2014 at 10:37 AM, Richard <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Doing better.
> > Installed and trying to learn the commands for GoboLinux.
> > Is there a list somewhere of those specific commands.
> > I have found InstallPackage and built a couple of apps.
> >
> > How to install Xfce4, etal. Enlightenment is elegant,
> > but presently an additional hurdle to just running Gobo.
> >
> > What is the equivalent of /etc/fstab to edit to allow booting
> > other installed distros? The installaton does not pick up
> > any other installed distros.
> The equivalent of /etc/fstab is still /etc/fstab
> (/System/Settings/fstab), but to boot other distributions you'll want
> to edit the bootloader configuration under /System/Kernel/Boot. You
> might prefer to use the bootloader from one of those other systems and
> configure it to boot GoboLinux instead, though..
> -Michael
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