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Sebastian:<br>
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I used the F12-alpha-i686-KDE-live CD to install to a 4GB SD<br>
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/dev/sd(x)1 /boot ext2 200 MiB with boot flag<br>
/dev/sd(x)2 / ext4 3.5 GiB<br>
(see attached screenshot)<br>
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then I did the following commands in terminal:<br>
<br>
yum install @sugar-desktop<br>
yum upgrade @sugar-desktop<br>
yum upgrade metacity (want XXXXX.9)<br>
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I then logged in to sugar at the KDE switcher screen<br>
entered name and color<br>
opened sugar terminal<br>
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yum remove @kde-desktop<br>
yum install @sugar-desktop (to reinstall needed files)<br>
<pre>yum install gedit
(after gedit is installed:)
gedit /etc/gdm/gdm.schemas
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<ul>
<li>change: (to true and add sugar)
</li>
</ul>
<pre> --snip--
<key>daemon/AutomaticLoginEnable</key>
<signature>b</signature>
<default>true</default>
</schema>
<schema>
<key>daemon/AutomaticLogin</key>
<signature>s</signature>
<default>sugar</default>
</schema>
--snip--
exit root
rm -rf ~/.sugar
su -
pswd:xxx
shutdown -h now
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On reboot you have a sugar only 11.91 0.85.3 Sugar USB/SD<br>
which is ready to have a student enter name and color and go....<br>
<br>
Only problem is that sugar-browse will not start yet.<br>
<br>
***Can you make a live CD like this which only installs Sugar-desktop?**<br>
<br>
This would be nice as it is a file system seems to be installed from
the live fs<br>
<br>
Thus we could use the live CD for booting and then install it to a USB
if we wanted to... : )<br>
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Cordially <br>
<br>
Tom Gillard<br>
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