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 +===== dCore sce-import Command =====
  
 +The ''sce-import'' command is used to search, convert and install Debian or Ubuntu packages and pre-built dCore packages as local SCEs. After a fresh dCore base install, it is the most commonly used SCE command to build up and customize a system.
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 +A reliable wired or wireless internet connection is required to import applicable Debian/Ubuntu and dCore repository files and create SCEs. The command is feature rich, as demonstrated in the usage information below.
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 +The command works faster if grep and gawk packages are installed
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 +Usage options from the 'sce-import --help' command:
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 +  sce-import - Search, convert, install DEB and pre-built packages as local SCEs.
 +               Use simple name (nano not nano_*_i386.deb). May use option combos.
 +               Also see /etc/sysconfig/sceconfig, locale.nopurge and sce.purge.
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 +  sce-import             Prompt, enter starting characters of package sought.
 +  sce-import PKG         Search packages that start with desired package name.
 +  sce-import -b PKG      Add resulting SCE to sceboot.lst.
 +  sce-import -c PKG      Search packages that contain desired package name.
 +  sce-import -d PKG      Choose existing SCE(s) to provide dependencies for
 +                         new SCE, may make new SCE significantly smaller.
 +  sce-import -k PKG      Keep /usr/share/doc and /man in SCE, see man-db.
 +  sce-import -l LISTFILE SCE mega-extension created from text file listing one
 +                         PKG per line, eg. sce-import -l /tmp/my_apps contains
 +                         emelfm & nano, which can now share common dependencies.
 +  sce-import -n PKG      Non-interactive exact name import, no combos like -nd.
 +  sce-import -o PKG      Add imported SCE to ondemand via /tce/ondemand script.
 +  sce-import -p PKG      Preserve old DEBINX, no new fetch, better performance.
 +  sce-import -r PKG      Use RAM, swap partition/file to unpack source DEBs.
 +  sce-import -s PKG      Estimate package, HD and RAM space, warn as needed.
 +  sce-import -u PKG      (DEFAULT) update mode, sync new DEBINX files.
 +  sce-import -v PKG      View list of packages the imported SCE contains.
 +  sce-import -z PKG      Ignore locale.nopurge, sce.purge, sceconfig files.
 +  sce-import -R PKG      Include recommended Debian packages, warning large SCE.
 +  sce-import -S PKG      Include suggested Debian packages, warning large SCE.
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 +Useful links:
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 +  *[[http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/dcore:faq#how_do_i_install_additional_software|How do i install additional software]]
 +  *[[http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/dcore:faq#how_do_i_know_which_debian_packages_to_install|How do i know which Debian packages to install]]
 +  *[[http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/dcore:sce-searchprebuilt_command|sce-searchprebuilt_command]]
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