rootfs-0.2 set up This installation document is written assuming that you are on Pardus 2011 or 2011.2. Activities to do before installation; 1- Format the partition with ext4, for they are at installation a- you can use Gparted b- or as root mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdaX 2- You must mount the formatted partition. sample: (as root) mkdir /mnt/rootfs (as root) mount /dev/sdaX /mnt/rootfs Installation: (as root) cp -f rootfs-0.2.tar.xz /mnt/rootfs (as root) cd /mnt/rootfs (as root) tar xvf rootfs-0.2.tar.xz After Installation: 1- Copy the files, fstab and initramfs.conf, that you are using with Pardus, in to rootfs (as root) cp -f /etc/fstab /mnt/rootfs/etc (as root) cp -f /etc/initramfs.conf /mnt/rootfs/etc 2- Edit the these two files being copied, according to your system To learn regulatory information on a terminal ; blkid after this command,you can see the UUID information of your disk partitions. as an example, for rootfs installiert UUID value (example: 3013baa-42e9-4053-9620-f87ea1570a4a) let us say Arnold The UUID value, located in /mnt/rootfs/etc/fstab let us say UUID=Arnold the nether UUİD is the information of part swap. /mnt/rootfs/etc/initramfs.conf edit UUID=Arnold now open the Pardus 2011 boot/grub/grub.conf file and; title Pardus 2011.2 Cervus elaphus [3.6.6] uuid 03013baa-42e9-4053-9620-f87ea1570a4a kernel /boot/kernel-3.6.6 root=UUID=03013baa-42e9-4053-9620-f87ea1570a4a resume=/dev/sda3 initrd /boot/initramfs-3.6.6 copy-paste this data bottom line, and write on to places UUID value, the Arnold-Value Save and close it. The following example of grub.conf can u checking. Before boot : 1- (as root) umount /mnt/rootfs 2- REBoot :) ---------------------- example of grub.config file -------------------------- gfxmenu /boot/grub/message timeout 10 background 10333C title Pardus 2011.2 Cervus elaphus [3.6.6] uuid 03013baa-42e9-4053-9620-f87ea1570a4a kernel /boot/kernel-3.6.6 root=UUID=03013baa-42e9-4053-9620-f87ea1570a4a resume=/dev/sda3 splash quiet initrd /boot/initramfs-3.6.6 title Pardus 2013 [3.6.8] uuid Ali kernel /boot/kernel-3.6.8 root=UUID=Ali resume=/dev/sda3 initrd /boot/initramfs-3.6.8 title otheroptions configfile /boot/grub/grub-alt.conf --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Grub boot screen, select the entry for rootfs. If you have completed the above, correctly; you've come to Login command line, The system's "root password is = anka, user name is = anka ,the user's password is = anka". After logging in as the root user using the su command, and let the command; chown -R anka:users /home/anka dhcpcd eth0 Connect to the Internet with the command with exit command leave the root user startx You musst be now on 2013 lxde desktop Warning !! You need to change the root password in terms of security. Give the commmand on terminal passwd for the anka users system's password change passwd anka Suggestion: To add a new user as root adduser -g users -G disk,lp,wheel,cdrom,lpadmin,audio,floppy,dialout,video,pnp,power -s /bin/bash newusername for the new password for the user, as root: passwd newusername To access the new user that you created on the desktop; after system restart,logging in as that user from the terminal: echo "exec startlxde" >.xinitrc Now you can go to the desktop with the new user startx :) best Regards. Obsoleteman translate (pantera-circass- erdinç gültekin :P )