Why want you to implement a repository of packages you can not install ?

My major problem at this point is how to:
1 - install a new kernel (I am trying to make Slitaz work in a Ebox3300 and It doesn't have suport for the wireless Via VT6655 card);
2 - I need to instal the jre package (the one in repository doesn't work - this is why I though about havint Slitaz working with an alternative repository).

Sun java6-jre installer is working.
Install the get script

root@slitaz: tazpkg get-install get-java6-jre

Run the get script to download,make tazpkg,install tazpkg,delete tazpkg

root@slitaz: get-java6-jre

By default the get-script deletes the tazpkg after the install.
Don't want to download java again,my internet has download cap.
Repack the tazpkg to install java on my other computer running slitaz.

root@slitaz: tazpkg repack java6-jre

Ok, I will test it.
Last time I used the package manager, it wasn't working (last week).
And what about the kernel with the support for the Via vt6655?
I can compile the kernel, but how can I install it?
Thank you for your help.

The make commands include 'make install' after you create the kernel 'bzImage' to copy it your /boot directory. You'll have to include in the GRUB menu manually.
Likewise there exists a make modules_install command to copy the modules over to /usr/include.

The documentation has a page (which I may improve should I have time):
=> http://doc.slitaz.org/en:guides:kernel

HIH.

Thanks, seawolf, I will try this.

I instaled the java jre and it worked using the script you indicated.
I also tried to install the kernel sources and compile it, but am getting an error.
I did this (as in the doc you mention before):
#tazpkg get-install slitaz-toolchain
#tazpkg get-install ncurses-dev
#tazpkg get-install perl
#tazpkg get-install linux-source

After that:
#cd /usr/src/linux
#make oldconfig

At this point I got an error:
#gcc: /lib/libc.so.6: version 'GLIBC_2.11' not found (required by gcc)
So, I did:
#tazpkg get-install libc
The system installed the glibc.2.11 but, when I try agaun to compile the kernel, I get the same answer:
#gcc: /lib/libc.so.6: version 'GLIBC_2.11' not found (required by gcc)

So, I tried to make:
#tazpkg get-install libc --forced
and got:
Unable to find: glib_c2.11 in the mirrored package list.

Any ideas?

The package is glibc, not libc; have you the glibc-base and glibc-dev packages installed? Try the --forced get-install with them.

Can you `make menuconfig` okay? If so, you can use the default SliTaz kernel config from the repos. Depending on whether you are running:
Stable - http://hg.slitaz.org/wok-stable/file/7397e9c01da1/linux/stuff/linux-2.6.30.6-slitaz.config
Cooking - http://hg.slitaz.org/wok/file/1ed09465c0ae/linux/stuff/linux-2.6.34-slitaz.config

Use the 'Load Alternate Config File' option to load and then customise it.

Ok.
Are you the main responsable for Slitaz?
If so, I wish to know if you are interested in having a mirror for Slitaz.
If yes, send me a private message.

I instaled the glibc base and dev.
I downloaded the config file you indicated (the stable one), but the file is not a .config but an html page, in which there is the config listing. Is there any place where to find the .config file?

Yes, it's via the 'raw' link to the right. Sorry, I should have pointed to ...wok/raw-file/... instead of .../wok/file/... in the link!

Oh I'm just an end-user. I re-spin SliTaz, custom kernel etc., so have gotten to know a bit of the under-the-hood stuff.