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Offline jls

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Re: Core17
« Reply #30 on: August 12, 2012, 07:15:57 PM »
I've changed the remaster name: new name: eCore.
I'll open a new topic
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Offline jls

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1.5 is out !!

NB It's eCore re-renamed back to Core17.
     Topic locked due to section forum rule.
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Offline floppy

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Re: Core17
« Reply #32 on: October 08, 2012, 12:41:06 PM »
Notice: this remaster is not a real (hacked) remaster, infact core.gz is untouched
I tried the iso with qemu on my laptop ubuntu 10.04. great.
So, if it is not a new OS, it has
a) a specific onboot.lst (with a list of extensions on boot)
b) a specific mydata.gz
If it is correct, can you post the files
- core.gz - version (3.6?)
- bZimage date (march 2012?)
- onboot.lst
- mydata.gz
anywhere?

Edit: ok ok, I had just to analyse the ISO with "isomaster" and found all data there. So. Ive no questions anymore.
« Last Edit: October 16, 2012, 11:34:42 AM by floppy »
AMD K6-IIIATZ 550MHz MB DFI K6xv3/+66
P4 HP DC7100 3GB 3GHz
Samsung NC10 boot from SD card port (via USB reader)
.. all TinyCore proofed

Offline jls

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1.7.6 is out!
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Offline sebus

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Is it supposed to run in VMware Workstation 9?

I get GUI, but Enlightenment does not load...

Offline floppy

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what is a typically RAM usage?
Or what is the RAM use of e17 in comparison to jwm?
AMD K6-IIIATZ 550MHz MB DFI K6xv3/+66
P4 HP DC7100 3GB 3GHz
Samsung NC10 boot from SD card port (via USB reader)
.. all TinyCore proofed

Offline gerald_clark

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A reminder to people wanting support.  Support for remasters must be done on the remaster's web site, not here.
Please refer to post #1.