Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => Corepure64 => Topic started by: minux on July 23, 2020, 04:06:29 AM
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Hello friends! As I said in the title,What do I need to download?
I find it difficult to install extensions like this. Is there a way to simplify?
wget xxx.tcz/.dep/.md5.txt
Why does corepure64 have to be loaded manually by the user after boot, rather than using onboot.lst?
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It would be much easier to get your wifi working and then use the normal method to install a gui.
You can use onboot.lst for normal operation, you should not use it when troubleshooting.
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As also mentioned in your wifi thread, if you do not have an internet connection, you can use the download script here:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,23034.0.html
..you need Xfbdev, flwm, aterm and wbar and their dependencies.
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As also mentioned in your wifi thread, if you do not have an internet connection, you can use the download script here:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,23034.0.html
..you need Xfbdev, flwm, aterm and wbar and their dependencies.
You said that xvesa has been replaced by Xorg in CP64. Does xorg require a graphics driver? Also, I failed to install the sound card Driver on TCP today, Is this not supported？
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Xfbdev has far fewer deps than Xorg-7.7, but you can replace it by Xorg-7.7 if you wish.
Most sound hardware is supported via the alsa or pulseaudio extensions.
It still would be much easier to get your wifi working first.
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Xfbdev has far fewer deps than Xorg-7.7, but you can replace it by Xorg-7.7 if you wish.
Most sound hardware is supported via the alsa or pulseaudio extensions.
It still would be much easier to get your wifi working first.
Thank you. With your help, my wifi has been working properly.
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If your WiFi is working you can use these commands to get a gui:
$ tce-load -wil Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar
$ startx
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If your WiFi is working you can use these commands to get a gui: $ tce-load -wil Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar
$ startx
Okay, but I'm a little confused. Didn't you tell me not to use" tce-load" ? Is the extension downloaded via tce-load TCL or CP64?
Aren't they incompatible with each other?
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I said not to use "tce-load" when you were using a CorePlus system with an internet connection to download extensions for use in a CorePure64 system without an internet connection.
Now that you have wifi working with CorePure64 you can use "tce-load".
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dejavu :)
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I said not to use "tce-load" when you were using a CorePlus system with an internet connection to download extensions for use in a CorePure64 system without an internet connection.
Now that you have wifi working with CorePure64 you can use "tce-load".
Do you mean that the download url of the extension depends on the current version of the system I am using? Since I'm using CP64 now, it can be downloaded from the correct repository (i.e., XXX /x86_64/)?
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here is the warehouse
http://tinycorelinux.net/11.x/x86/tcz/
http://tinycorelinux.net/11.x/x86_64/tcz/
Unfortunately, the development of the warehouse depends on voluntary labor power.
I said not to use "tce-load" when you were using a CorePlus system with an internet connection to download extensions for use in a CorePure64 system without an internet connection.
Now that you have wifi working with CorePure64 you can use "tce-load".
Do you mean that the download url of the extension depends on the current version of the system I am using? Since I'm using CP64 now, it can be downloaded from the correct repository (i.e., XXX /x86_64/)?
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Hi NOOB
... Do you mean that the download url of the extension depends on the current version of the system I am using? Since I'm using CP64 now, it can be downloaded from the correct repository (i.e., XXX /x86_64/)?
Yes. The download URL is determined by the version that is currently running.
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Hi xor
... Unfortunately, the development of the warehouse depends on voluntary labor power. ...
Fortunately for us, none of the development depends on your contributions.
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In the sense of SEO, my efforts in the forum are undeniable :D
Hi xor
... Unfortunately, the development of the warehouse depends on voluntary labor power. ...
Fortunately for us, none of the development depends on your contributions.
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If your WiFi is working you can use these commands to get a gui: $ tce-load -wil Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar
$ startx
Why does startX show "startx: not found"?
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It means that "startx" is not found. Are you sure that all the above said 4 packages i.e., Xorg-7.7, flwm, aterm, wbar are all loaded properly ?
Check if there is any text like "Not found" in the output.
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It means that "startx" is not found. Are you sure that all the above said 4 packages i.e., Xorg-7.7, flwm, aterm, wbar are all loaded properly ?
Check if there is any text like "Not found" in the output.
I don't know. I did exactly the code Juanito gave me
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It means that "startx" is not found. Are you sure that all the above said 4 packages i.e., Xorg-7.7, flwm, aterm, wbar are all loaded properly ?
Check if there is any text like "Not found" in the output.
the "tce-load"'s default image for download is too slow. How can I replace it with my own?
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Well, its the repo speed. Always its amazing fast but sometimes, it is slow. I usually reboot or reconnect to Wi-Fi if the network is slow.
Hence I change my mirrors regularly. Do `tce-load -wil mirrors` and then you can change mirrors.
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It means that "startx" is not found. Are you sure that all the above said 4 packages i.e., Xorg-7.7, flwm, aterm, wbar are all loaded properly ?
Check if there is any text like "Not found" in the output.
Now I can run startx, but the screen is black...
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Hence I change my mirrors regularly. Do `tce-load -wil mirrors` and then you can change mirrors.
Can you write a simple use case? I don't understand it very well, please
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Now I can run startx, but the screen is black...
If this happens, you can look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log for error messages.
If you don't find any error messages, you can try this command: $ Xorg -nolisten tcp ..and paste any errors you see in this thread.
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Now my computer cannot download the extension and execute "Tce - load" Or & "tce-ab" will get error message, "Wget: bad address 'repo.tinycorelinux.net' "
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You only need to use the command "tce-load -wil Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar", which downloads and loads the extensions and their recursive dependencies, once.
As the extensions have been downloaded and saved locally, you can now use the following command: $ tce-load -i Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar
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But my "tce-load" cannot be used properly now
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What is the output of
tce-load -i Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar ?
Does it say something like "aterm.tcz not found" ?
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You only need to use the command "tce-load -wil Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar", which downloads and loads the extensions and their recursive dependencies, once.
As the extensions have been downloaded and saved locally, you can now use the following command: $ tce-load -i Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar
I don't know what I did, so Now "tce-load" can't be used properly. Maybe it is related to the download address of the repo mirror that I changed wrongly just now, how should I change the mirror back now?
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If you reboot without making a backup the changes should be lost.
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You only need to use the command "tce-load -wil Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar", which downloads and loads the extensions and their recursive dependencies, once.
As the extensions have been downloaded and saved locally, you can now use the following command: $ tce-load -i Xorg-7.7 flwm aterm wbar
I've got a few of messages so far:
1./mnt/s[drm:0xffffffffa01e6888] *ERROR* CPU pipe A FIFO underrun
2. ...desktop.sh not found
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If you reboot without making a backup the changes should be lost.
Why is the toolbar on the left side of the window instead of the top?
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Hey, you have successfully setup a GUI. Congratulations !
The toolbar is on left side for flwm. On top for all other Window managers.
I recommend jwm for all users for using TCL. It has toolbar on top and is also very good looking.
If you want to change mirror, do
tce-load -wil mirrors
tce-mirrors.shThis will display a list of mirrors. Choose one.
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Thanks! Can CP64 use JWM? What should I do if I can use it? How to change the font size of the terminal, the default font size is too small
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Please don't quote the entire previous post when replying, it wastes server space.
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http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,22967.msg143416.html#msg143416
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Please....
I'm sorry. Thank you for reminding me.
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Thanks.I also have to ask you a question I've been wondering: Can TCE64 run TCLx86 software? Is TCE64 compatible with TLCx86?
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No.
That is what known as multilib and TCL doesn't provide that.
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Hi NOOB
Why is the toolbar on the left side of the window instead of the top?
You can use flwm_topside instead if you want "normal" windows.
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Hi NOOB
You can use flwm_topside instead if you want "normal" windows.
Thank you.