Hello,

have you tried to install the meta-package xorg-server? And afterwards it would be better having also xorg-video-intel installed so the correct driver can be found. Regarding dnscrypt-proxy I have to do another deeper research.

Thanks for the link, but I know about the entry: That's the reasoning I had written down the name of the package and you could also tryout packages with xenocara or xorg. I have Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre 0.3 installed with xorg-driver-intel.

But first you could define what your favorite environment should look alike: So what desktop-environment do you think of using? Is there the need for dbus? What display-manager is therefore needed?

And perhaps you could check the runlevels boot and default with sudo rc-status boot and sudo rc-status default.

Okay, thanks for the feedback. But to get xenocara started you should tryout first installing the meta-package itself. Afterwards you can also cleanup again and remove unused packages. What do you install when using pacstrap? My list for the runlevel boot:

hwclock
hostname
dmesg
modules
dmcrypt
lvm
root
swap
sysctl
bootmisc
keymaps
urandom
net.lo
loopback

dbus seems installed already at default - showing in your listing.

The different permissions from packages came up with the rework of being FHS-compliant and some packages were not rebuilt, so the permissions are not set correctly.

Well, different permissions can be an issue, but I have doubts about that for now - should do another testing round when finished with first tryouts on OpenBSD. But coming up to explanations about meta-packages: That's a group of complete packages to be installed. You can use therefore xenocara or xorg for the further trying. Yes, there are some packages also being installed breaking the minimalistic approach. But you could remove them afterwards.

Regarding pacstrap a recommendation: I'm using for my installation ...

pacstrap /mnt base base-devel wpa_supplicant grub

From the installation-guide:

Same principle with the names mentioned: base is for example a meta-package including the absolute needed packages for the installation.

so whats the diffrence betwin pacstrap /mnt and pacstrap /mnt base

it did work installing all what comes with xenocara runs cwm but like you said this break the minimalistic approach that i was trying to go for
still have dnscrypt-proxy not starting
and the loopback is also not starting i think after deleting netifrc caused that ifconfig is missing
wich means net-tools right?

i think removing parts of the xenocara meta-packages and testing is better for a noob like me
i also fixed the loopback not starting by installing net-tools cause i found ifconfig missing.

i will probably come back tomorrow for dnscrypt-proxy. thank you for your help so far!

well i removed what was not needed but i found that cwm can start with xenocara-font-bitstream-75dpi or xenocara-font-bitstream-100dpi
i dont know wich one should i keep removing both stops cwm keeping one make it work but what are they for and wich one is the best?

so for now 2 issues remain the files permissions and dnscrypt-proxy!

Okay let's start with dnscrypt-proxy, because this issue seems more serious for now from my point of view. Also noting: Packages with different permissions need definitely a rebuilt and this is better done later on.

When having issues with OpenRC-scripts I take a look at Alpine Linux because they are also using OpenRC and have many good notes about the INIT-framework besides Gentoo itself. So when looking for dnscrypt-proxy I don't notice any further differences besides the folder for installation. Looking for the PKGBUILD at Hyperbola: https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/packag … y/PKGBUILD

This is under /usr/sbin/ so my first ideas would be:

• checking the privileges and groups of your user

• checking for the conf.d-file and activate the user-profile for running the daemon perhaps (https://git.hyperbola.info:50100/packag … roxy.confd), you can find the file under /etc/conf.d/

Well, the community is very small for now. This has some advantages because we have a friendly zone here ... and yes, also disadvantages because the forum is quiet. But I think the same about Hyperbola: This distribution and the planning is very strict bound to principles regarding freedom and libre software without making compromises. We need this and therefore also need progress within GNU/Linux-libre until BSD is ready. Upcoming problem is there again the size and people unwilling to recognize the strict principles because even OpenBSD accepts bloated software and problematic packages like "Chromium".

My guess - have to try it myself later: Just by uncommenting the corresponding files as the PKGBUILD and the built package also creates the user-profile with the corresponding group. So the daemon should be running from this profile when added and started! The file dnscrypt-proxy should be in etc/conf.d/.