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Eugen-b, I wish you good and stable new SliTaz installation!
I see it need some explanations for may last post.
[c]$ tazpkg -sp /sbin/depmod
Search result for package "/sbin/depmod"
===============================================================================
busybox
depmod
kmod
===============================================================================
3 packages[/c]
It means next: [c]depmod[/c] is the thing that executed after the modules addition. It rebuilds Kernel modules database. And I see three alternatives: we can use [c]depmod[/c] from three different packages: "busybox", "depmod" and "kmod".
Package "busybox" is a core package and we can't remove it. But we can install "depmod" package and try our command "depmod -a"; then we can install package "kmod" and re-try the "depmod -a" command again. Then we can remove both packages "depmod" and "kmod" and try our "depmod -a" command with the Busybox implementation of "depmod" command.
What is my depmod?
[c]$ ls -l /sbin/depmod
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 Авг 26 16:45 /sbin/depmod -> kmod$ tazpkg -sp /sbin/kmod
Search result for package "/sbin/kmod"
===============================================================================
kmod
===============================================================================
1 package[/c]
I see that my "/sbin/depmod" is a symbolic link to the "/sbin/kmod" (note the arrow "[c]->[/c]"). Then I search for "/sbin/kmod" and see this file from the "kmod" package.
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I tried to install again and now it works more or less. Since it is not my production system I insatalled on CF card anyway. The boot script doesn't work, but I can connect with Preferences->WiFi Configuration. I smuggled Numix theme, smuggling icons didn't work, but I installed the big Faenza set. A creenshot is attached.
@Aleksej: Thanks for explaantion, but it is still a bit to difficult to understand, what I can achieve with this command. I will think about it later and understand it then, maybe.
I have one quick question left: Why is there only linux-libre-btrfs package, but no linux-btrfs? There is a linux64-btrfs package there. I use btrfs on my SSD on this machine. This is what I get when I try to mount the SSD:
[c]root@slitaz:/home/eugen# mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1,
missing codepage or helper program, or other error
In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
dmesg | tail or so.[/c]
I've read that this might be due to a Kernel with too old btrfs version. So either the package linux-btrfs could help or the Kernel would still be too old.
Anyway, you can now welcome me at SliTaz users community! 
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Oh! 
My congratulations!
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Your desktop looks nice.
Sorry, I don't know anything about btrfs module. I only know many about icons. Check out our icon themes lists:
http://127.0.0.1:82/user/pkgs.cgi?search=icon-theme
http://127.0.0.1:82/user/pkgs.cgi?search=icons
I have an experience to prepare icon themes "that works" for SliTaz:
http://127.0.0.1:82/user/pkgs.cgi?search=slitaz-icons
I use my tool to re-create icon theme, it's still beta but it works for many icon themes.
You can use it too. Install "make-slitaz-icons" package. Then in terminal:
[c]# mksit.sh -f /usr/share/icons/Numix -t /usr/share/icons/My-Numix[/c]
Fix your paths. "-f" is "from" (existing theme); "-t" is "to" (new-created theme).
Oh, it's bare off-topic. What about openchrome video driver?
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Thanks, Aleksej! I'll take a look. Does it convert themes with only .svg icons?
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This script supported both png and svg icon themes.
SliTaz by default (from ISO) not supported svg. I think it's not good, but it saves few MB in ISO, and I can install all I need using TazPkg.
So, I decided to make png icon themes.
It searched icons by its names and sizes, it knows about "synonyms" (!), converts svg into png and tried to follow the Freedesktop Icon recommendations. Resulting icon theme is significantly smaller than original, because it contains not all icons and not all sizes, and png icons are optimized hard for its size. In some cases resulting icon theme better fits SliTaz icon needs (for example, if we start with Gnome-based iconset, or KDE-based iconset). Faenza is the state-of-art iconset, I like it so much, and it can be shrinked to the significantly smaller size:
[c]faenza-icon-theme: 6.2M/22.4M
slitaz-icons-faenza: 476K/1.6M[/c]
But you can encounter a problem lack of some icons in some applications - I not tested it very well.
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