Core v4.7.4

[roberts]

Team Tiny Core announces Core v4.7.4, a minor adjustments release, is now available.
See: http://tinycorelinux.net/downloads.html

Change log:

* Updated rebuildfstab to exclude LVM2 members
* Updated select to handle no items from pipe.
* Updated tc-functions getMirror to optionally specify build type.

Note:
This should be a transparent change for all exising ports.
New images for Arm ports will be posted shortly and announced in their respective sections.

[chattrhand]

Greetings to the TinyCore Team,
actually I did not find a TinyCore/CorePlus iso-image with Version 4.7.4 in the filename.
Instead I found   core.gz   and   vmlinuz   under 'Release Candidates'.

I have a pendrive, bootably prepared with Version 4.7.3 and some extensions and data.
Within its   Boot/   directory I first deleted the old   core.gz
Then I added the downloaded   core.gz   
and also replaced vmlinuz in the same two-step way.

Then I checked it on a laptop: it works fine.

This is a fast way to also update the core of a pendrive installation, if the AppBrowser indicates a newer core version, no need to repeat the whole installation procedure every times.

Great thanks for this tiny system!
chattrhand

[roberts]

Release Candidates are not the current release.
Please use: http://tinycorelinux.net/4.x/x86/release/
Which is available on the Downloads page.

[bmarkus]

Removed piCore-X from regular download page. Will find out during the weekend how how to add it as a reelase candidate (not a technical but a WEB design question)

[roberts]

Greetings to the TinyCore Team,
actually I did not find a TinyCore/CorePlus iso-image with Version 4.7.4 in the filename.
Instead I found   core.gz   and   vmlinuz   under 'Release Candidates'.

I have a pendrive, bootably prepared with Version 4.7.3 and some extensions and data.
Within its   Boot/   directory I first deleted the old   core.gz
Then I added the downloaded   core.gz   
and also replaced vmlinuz in the same two-step way.

Then I checked it on a laptop: it works fine.

This is a fast way to also update the core of a pendrive installation, if the AppBrowser indicates a newer core version, no need to repeat the whole installation procedure every times.

Great thanks for this tiny system!
chattrhand

If you look in http://tinycorelinux.net/4.x/x86/release/distribution_files/
 to get core.gz and vmlinuz then you will have the lastest release.

[yermandu]

I burned iso in cdrom-rw
I get troubles to boot in isolinux, no configuration founded, i cant boot.
only appear:

(strangers characters)
boot:

if itype tc, said that no image found. Someone more get same issue?

att

[Rich]

Hi yermandu
This is the news sub-forum. Please post any problems under  TCB Q&A Forum.

[tinypoodle]

I'd suggest you run md5sum on your cd device (e.g. /dev/sr0) and compare with the provided md5sum as in repo.

[meo]

Hi Tiny Core Team!

Have a feeling that something big is cooking. Could it be that preparations for version 5.0 is in the works?    Whatever is going on thanks for all your hard work!!! 

Have fun keeping up the good work,
meo