reid_geo

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Posted: Sep. 10 2006,03:35 |
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Here is an efficient way to get WMA capability for the XMMS package in DSL 3.0.1:
- Boot DSL using the "toram" option (this procedure probably takes 256MB RAM minimum, maybe more). Boot from your CD writer drive, hopefully it is cdrom1 (see mkmydsl below).
- create a directory like /home/dsl/remaster - create a file myconf.tar.gz in ~/remaster, that contains these directories/files:
home home/dsl home/dsl/.xmms home/dsl/.xmms/Plugins home/dsl/.xmms/Plugins/Input home/dsl/.xmms/Plugins/Input/libwma.so
- sudo su - run mkmydsl (http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/talk/node/113)
The resulting DSL remaster will have wma playing capability.
I used the libwma.so from xmms-wma-1.0.5-1.1.fc3.rf.i386.rpm. You can extract it with rpm2cpio xmms*|cpio -i -d.
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