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[ solved ] midnight commander?

October 21st, 2012

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  • #3941

    ro3son
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    I’ve been install geexbox on my sparta mb (with 1GHz Celeron & 2GB RAM / intel 915 graphix) – unfortunately have some issues and want correct them manually… but i’m not a “linux guru” and wish to have mc to easily editing configs ;)
    Is possibility to prepare .opk to install it on my geexbox? – i’ve try to “make” mc from sources but unsuccessfully…

    • This topic was modified 6 months, 2 weeks ago by tomlohave.
    #3942

    tomlohave
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    why not …
    i will look at this in my spare time

    #4941

    beginner
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    Hello tomlohave !

    there is progress with Midnight commander  .opk ?

    #4972

    josch.hh
    Member

    adding mc is not a big issue i think, but all you can do with mc you can do also via command line, which is more effective. you don´t need to be a linux guru to just use some commands or editors like vi.

    #4975

    kekschen
    Member

    sorry but by which aspect  is the command line more effective?! Someone asking for mc simply asks for a tool that handles filesystems in a nowadays convinient way.

    Browsing a file tree is by far more effective on mc than plain shell. I come from a different rootfs and still try to get the structure especially because I’m used to headless systems I like mc a lot. Editing files (w/o need for certain regex and stuff) is by very far more effective with mcedit. The fact that you can walk the sreets barefoot doesn’t mean it’s more effective than wearing shoes :)

    #4976

    josch.hh
    Member

    i know mc and many of the norton commander clones on different os’s.

    the command line is more effective  in nearly any aspect if you know how to use it.

    anyway I will try to get mc running for geexbox

    #4977

    josch.hh
    Member

    i know mc and many of the norton commander clones on different os’s.

    the command line is more effective  in nearly any aspect if you know how to use it.

    anyway I will try to get mc running for geexbox

    #4979

    beginner
    Member

    Thanks.

    Please , make a manual how to build .opk package from source in Ubuntu , or specify a good guide ” How to build .opk package in Ubuntu from source” .

    #4980

    beginner
    Member

    :~/openbricks$ ./scripts/loadcfg geexbox-xbmc-i386-generic

    *
    * utils
    *……………………………………….

    mc – Midnight Commander – a unix file manager (PKG_mc) [N/m/y] (NEW) y

    #4983

    josch.hh
    Member

    for what platform you need it?

    #4984

    beginner
    Member

    geexbox-xbmc-i386 Â v.3.0

    Thanks for the reply. I use  http://hg.geexbox.org/geexbox/file/e301b3b5a052

    #4989

    tomlohave
    Member

    Please , make a manual how to build .opk package from source in Ubuntu , or specify a good guide ” How to build .opk package in Ubuntu from source” .

    it’s not restricted to ubuntu users … http://www.openbricks.org/docs/openbricks-manual.pdf

    look here :

    #4992

    beginner
    Member

    Yes, thank you. I already saw this manual.

    I compile the geexbox 3.0 (http://hg.geexbox.org/geexbox). I’m adding patch in the virtual keyboard XBMC  (/packages/xbmc/patches) for Russia users .
    You can export  mc of http://hg.openbricks.org/openbricks/file/facec51b8b63/packages/mc  >> in http://hg.geexbox.org/geexbox? That would be fine.

    Thanks .

    #4995

    tomlohave
    Member

    tha’s commited in geexbox tree (branch geexbox-3.0, so switch to this branch)

    #5000

    beginner
    Member

    # HG changeset patch
    # User Thomas Genty
    mc : chmod +x

    Thank you very much for your work !

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