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dCore Desktop Quicky
A basic dCore install consists of a kernel, an initrd file and a properly configured boot loader. This provides only a commandline interface. Perform the following steps to set up a basic graphic desktop, which can be modified afterwards as desired.
Note the -r
flag (eg. sce-import -br Xprogs
) may optionally be used to extract Debian ('*.deb') files in RAM when importing extensions. The -b
flag ensures newly created SCE extensions are automatically loaded at boot time.
- Run
tce-setdrive
to specify the partition to be used for dCore's data files. - Run
sce-import -b Xprogs
to install software needed for dCore graphics. - Run
sce-import -b xorg-all
to install all X.org graphic drivers- Optionally review dCore Xorg-<specific> Driver Installation for specific drivers.
- Run
sce-import -b wbar
to install the wbar program launcher. - Run
sce-import -b flwm_topside
orsce-import -b flwm
to install Fast Light Window Manager. - Add a desktop=* boot code to the system's boot loader (eg. desktop=flwm or desktop=flwm_topside).
- Reboot system into a graphic desktop.
In most cases the above steps will result in a good working system, if not try installing kernel modules for graphic drivers, reboot and test. As outlined, additional customization, such as xorg.conf file installation, may be needed to tweak monitor resolution. Review the relevant READMEs for additional information.