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Awesome work userx, everything is already setup.
I was actually already on jessie and worked out a few kinks that i had with xfce4-power-manager and tint2 panel, and i was going to test bunsenlabs on virtualbox, while browsing through the forum saw your post, and said to me, let me give it a go...
Everything worked great, thanks for putting a great script together, i just had a bit of trouble with the obmenu-generator i never worked with perl before so i was just completely lost, and seeing i was following your tutorial i didn't scroll down to check if you had something on it, i ended up installing the modules and running obmenu-generator, later to find that you had simple commands to solve what took me about an hour -.-'
either way great job, and also everyone working on bunsenlabs thank you for keeping that crunchbang feeling alive on your distro
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Worked fine on my old laptop, heading for my main working machine....wish me luck!
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Well, it seemed to work, no error messages..
Rebooted and nice Bunsen splash screen with two options bunsen or advanced. The first gave a "Failed to start Load Kernel Modules"
Taking the advanced option gave me an option bunsen (sysvinit) which I took and works fine. So is that working without systemd? Should I worry? Can I edit grub to get this to be the default option on the first screen?
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So I looked in /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf to see what modules should be loaded, there were only two
loop
fglrx
I didn't alter anything but now it boots OK!!??
Happy days.
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Hi,
I have been keeping an eye on this thread as I need to upgrade my little boy's laptop (Waldorf)
so to put it short (this long exchange can be confusing at times)
all the steps I need to follow are actually these, right?
wget https://github.com/userx-bw/bunsenlabs-cb-upgrade/archive/master.tar.gz
tar -xpf master.tar.gz
cd bunsenlabs-cb-upgrade-master
./install-bl8a
thanks for the confirmation.
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Beng,
Is this Waldorf install been updated, upgraded up to now?
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Hi,
I have been keeping an eye on this thread as I need to upgrade my little boy's laptop (Waldorf)
so to put it short (this long exchange can be confusing at times)
all the steps I need to follow are actually these, right?wget https://github.com/userx-bw/bunsenlabs-cb-upgrade/archive/master.tar.gz tar -xpf master.tar.gz cd bunsenlabs-cb-upgrade-master ./install-bl8a
thanks for the confirmation.
The author of this thread no longer uses these forums or supports this script, AFAIK.
I have been told that the script is of dubious quality and it has not been updated with the new BunsenLabs repositories so the installed system would *not* be a true BunsenLabs install.
I personally would not advise using this method to upgrade your machine.
If you feel that you *need* to upgrade your wheezy-based system than you should take the time to read through the official release notes and do it properly (remove the #! repsotory lines first).
https://www.debian.org/releases/stable/ … ng.en.html
However, Debian wheezy (and by expention, #!) will be fully supported by the Security team until February 2016 and by the LTS team until May 2018 so it is fine to keep going with #!
There is also the BunsenLabs rc1 live ISO:
http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=40602
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The author of this thread no longer uses these forums or supports this script, AFAIK.
Confirmed.
And agree totally with HoaS.
./install-bl8a
- BL has been to Alpha2 and now at RC1 so yes, that's an old script.
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BunsenLabs Forums now Open for Registration
· ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ · BL ModSquad
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Thank YOU guys
I shall not use the script then, and I think what I shall do is back up my son's data then install BL (i'm ok with the netinstall script but will probably have a go at RC2!
@ostrołęk: yes it has.
beng
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