Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => Raspberry Pi => Topic started by: 9acca9 on April 02, 2021, 08:29:54 PM
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Hello.
I am thinking of installing tiny core on a raspberry pi zero w.
Can I install this application? (or there is some other that do the same)
https://github.com/davesteele/comitup
On the other hand, my intention is to run a python program. Will I have a problem?
Excuse the ignorance.
Thanks a lot.
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With a little preparation you can install various existing piCore wifi extensions on an RPi0 so that it will connect on boot - there are several threads on the subject.
You can install and run python programs using piCore - I haven't tried the one you mention, but it should work.
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While installing python programs is trivial, what they do is completely different.
That program requires networkmanager and systemd. Tinycore does not use systemd, so I would bet that it will not work as you want.
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Perhaps the systemd functionality can be disabled or elogind used in its place.
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Ouch.
Thanks. What is elogind??
In the other hand if this app dont work. How can i do "the same"?
This app make an access point if when rpi start dont find his saved wifi (or if is first start). You connect to that access point and there a page with options for select the wifi you want to connect.
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That's relatively lot of work, and probably no other implementations exist. You can do it yourself, of course, if you're willing to go the way.
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Ouch again.
I recently installed, the wifi is working. I was happy....
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networkmanager is present in the piCore repo, but it will probably run slowly on an RPi0
elogind is a work-around for systemd