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biatchi · 07-01-08

Well I finally got round to getting it working and it's uploading as we speak

It's fairly basic at the moment but it all works including the installer although it doesn't like extended partitions.

Some things that are included:

Xfce4 desktop environment
Desktop shortcut to download/install/start folding courtesy of Hobo's script (Thank you)
Perlmon (Again thanks to Hobo)
Firefox3
Vlc
Gparted
Wicd (For configuring wired and wireless network connections)
Conky
Gkrellm
Mirage
Recorder
Fahmon
Qemu
Qemulator
Hardinfo
Lm_sensors

Cli apps:

Stress
Htop
Hdparm
Sdparm
Bonnie++
Hddtemp

Xorg is automatically configured at boot and hopefully the correct res and driver are loaded (works fine for me) then the user ocnix is logged in automatically.

Core temp and k8temp are loaded at boot so core temperature should be displayed in Conky.

There is a shortcut for the installer in the menu but that starts it without root privileges which means it might not work properly.

I personally just open a terminal and do

Code:

sudo larchin.py

DISCLAIMER:: The installer can screw things up if used incorrectly so use with caution because I will not take responsibility if something goes wrong. If in doubt just ask

Code:

root pass = ocn.net

Code:

ocnix pass = overclock

For the next release I am considering switching Xfce for Openbox (probably) to shed some weight because, Although Xfce is lightweight it does have quite a few Gnome dependecies

Any questions/complaints/suggestions welcome.

Things to do:

Iron out the inevitable bugs
Remove unwanted/uneeded things
Reduce file size
Add more programs
Make it better to look at.

If anyone feels up to it I could do with a new avy

http://public.box.net/ocn < Main OCNix page

http://www.box.net/shared/731c570o4s#1:16490062 < Current release

Registration is required (I think) to download.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5S6XQPPD

biatchi

Dawlish7 · 07-01-08

WOW good job Buddie, i bet this will be a nice folder!, thank you for all your hard work!

GodofGrunts · 07-01-08

w00t!!!!

LaoFX · 07-01-08

how does this OS work with steam, and steam based games? and also ATI Drivers?

purdueman · 07-01-08

Nice work!

Ill have to check this out

biatchi · 07-01-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by LaoFX

how does this OS work with steam, and steam based games? and also ATI Drivers?

Fine I would imagine.

Arch ATI wiki

Arch Steam wiki

You will need Wine installed. I have included Yaourt because it rocks and saves alot of time installing things from Aur.

Code:

yaourt bin32-wine-suse

Should leave you with 1 result so press

Code:

and enter.

Then

Code:

to view the PKGBUILD

Then

Code:

ctrl+x

to continue and save if any changes are made

Then

Code:

Now it grabs any dependencies it needs and starts the build. If all goes well,

Code:

and enter the password for ocnix.

Because i'm nice

I set up an alias for yaourt, Just type ya instead of yaourt

Code:

ya bin32-wine-suse

is exactly the same as above

I also added an alias for updating the system (via Yaourt), Just do,

Code:

syu

version2 · 07-01-08

Nice. I updated the sticky'd post to link to this thread, too.

biatchi · 07-02-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by version2

Nice. I updated the sticky'd post to link to this thread, too.

Thank you

Has anybody tested it yet?

purdueman · 07-02-08

Im on the Livecd on my sig rig right now and its pretty cool. I couldn't get it to boot off the default option so tried the 2nd one that uses RAM and swap and it worked.

biatchi · 07-02-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by purdueman

Im on the Livecd on my sig rig right now and its pretty cool. I couldn't get it to boot off the default option so tried the 2nd one that uses RAM and swap and it worked.

Why wouldn't it boot?

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