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curaga:
http://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/metalab/distributions/tinycorelinux/3.x/release/src/kernel/33-patch-series/

TheNewbie:
Where are there so many squashfs patches?  ??? I assume that the ones in the 3.6 folder are the most recent. Is the "try-harder" patch necessary, or just the most recent squashfs-2011XXXX.patch?

On another note, I think Xen requires a 64-bit system (which I have), but TC seems to be finding only ~3.3GB of RAM (when in fact I have 4GB), which seems like it's acting like a 32-bit system. I was under the impression that TC is (or includes) 64-bit by default?

curaga:
Only the -warning and -try-harder patches are needed for a recent version, as the dated squashfs ones are backports to our kernel.

TC is 32-bit by default, but there is a 64-bit kernel available.

TheNewbie:

--- Quote from: curaga on July 12, 2011, 03:35:56 PM ---Only the -warning and -try-harder patches are needed for a recent version, as the dated squashfs ones are backports to our kernel.
--- End quote ---

So both the -warning and -try-harder patches are needed?


--- Quote from: curaga on July 12, 2011, 03:35:56 PM ---TC is 32-bit by default, but there is a 64-bit kernel available.
--- End quote ---

Hmmm. I noticed that there is a microcore64.gz, but there is no tinycore64.gz ... Also, there is a bzImage64, but when I tried editing boot options to use bzImage64 instead of bzImage, some error or other popped up =\

maro:

--- Quote from: TheNewbie on July 12, 2011, 04:43:26 PM ---Hmmm. I noticed that there is a microcore64.gz, but there is no tinycore64.gz ... Also, there is a bzImage64, but when I tried editing boot options to use bzImage64 instead of bzImage, some error or other popped up =\

--- End quote ---

Are you using the 64-bit kernel (i.e. 'bzImage64') together with the 64-bit initrd for MC (i.e. 'microcore64.gz')?

You are correct that there is no "tinycore64.{iso|gz}" to be found for downloading, but after booting into a 64-bit MC system you can "create" one by just running
    tce-load -wi Xorg-7.5 Xprogs Xlibs wbar flwm_topside
(plus executing startx). And if you use persistence you won't have to do it again. You could also remaster your very own "tinycore64.gz". Just note that the 'Xvesa' X server is not compatible with 64-bit, hence the use of 'Xorg' instead.

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