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Hi everybody:
I installed the version 3.0 base.
I have some questions.
These are the applications installed:
http://pastebin.com/YJB4qygc
I can see the icons at the aplications gui ( see picture )
launching leafpad, for example, i have this:
(leafpad:2355): Gtk-WARNING **: Error loading theme icon 'gtk-cut' for stock: Error al abrir el archivo: No such file or directory
(leafpad:2355): Gtk-WARNING **: Error loading theme icon 'gtk-copy' for stock: Error al abrir el archivo: No such file or directory
(leafpad:2355): Gtk-WARNING **: Error loading theme icon 'gtk-paste' for stock: Error al abrir el archivo: No such file or directory
(leafpad:2355): Gtk-WARNING **: Error loading theme icon 'gtk-delete' for stock: Error al abrir el archivo: No such file or directory
(leafpad:2355): Gtk-WARNING **: Error loading theme icon 'gtk-select-all' for stock: Error al abrir el archivo: No such file or directory
where i have to write my alias?
I did it at ~/.profile.Something simple like cd /files/linux.but it's not working to me
Where i have to change the prompt's color?
I ma not using any login manager.So I have to write my name, pass, and startx.
In another distributions i could use rclocal file to autologin.but tha file is missing at Slitaz.
Thanks a lot
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Hello i cant see picture, and what was the questions? 
Same here dude: I do not see the image (too small) and I am not understanding what your message is really dealing with. Can you make it clearer please ?
What the link between GTK warning and "writing an alias" (what alias, what for ? related to ... ?)
Why wanting to cd to /files/linux (what is this strange location for a folder at root ?) at boot ?
Prompt colors are defined within %PS1 environment variable, you can (re)define it in your %HOME/.profile indeed.
As for me you will probably not be able to autologin this way in SliTaz (w/o a login manager -- Slim is default one).
--Babaorum
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Hi:
I am trying to configure Slitaz ( cooking base ).I don't want all the programs by defaults.Just what I need.
After finishing the base system I made:
Tazpkg recharge, upgrade, install xterm fluxbox ( and set it at ~/.config/slitaz/applications.conf), xorg-xinit, xorg-base-fonts xorg-xset, alsautils, linux-sound, nano,few more and tazx to configure it.
My video card is an Ati.I have tried tazx with the ati, vesa, and radeom..but after restart I just can see a blank screen without keyboard or tty control.I could do nothing.I know there is a light.iso but I don't want to install all the system and delete everything I don't want after.
Is there a way to install the base system from the light.iso?
With the stable version I have no problem.Just few things as explained before.
I have not an old pc.I want to use Slitaz just because I like it,but I prefer to use the last version (cooking).
I can't give information about what's happening because I have not acces to the computer.Probably using the live cd?
So, to me the first step is make the system works.
I don't know if the Xorg & XVesa manual http://doc.slitaz.org/en:guides:xorg-xvesa could be working with the cooking version.
If anyone has had this problem and fix it I would appreciate your help.
Sorry about my poor english.
Thanks a lot.
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Hi,
I had the same problem. Lacking time (I followed all available hints and documentations) I just gave up slitaz-cooking and decided to work with slitaz-vesa.
Regards
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What is in your Xorg log ? ==> /var/log/Xorg.N.log (where 'N' is a digit; you may have several 'Xorg.N.log' in /var/log)
P.S. : Should we ignore all previous questions in your first post ?
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Hi.
Yes, forget about the first post.
I am fighting with the cooking...
this is the file:
http://pastebin.com/uA7AhnZJ
I have copy the truetype fonts missing.
I can understand the rest of it.
Thanks a lot
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Thinking about to find a solution...
Using the cooking light.iso I could make tazx with the ati option.Logout the session and see the change with the resolution etc.
Probably copying the right file from the live cd to the system partition?
I did it with the /etc/X11/...but the problem still.
What file do i have to copy?.Assuming you can do.
Thanks
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Try using kernel boot option nomodeset
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