Towards Core (microcore) on Raspberry Pi

[bmarkus]

@robert

Please add a symlink

/lib/clib.so.6 --> whatever actual is

in next cut

[roberts]

I think you mean /lib/libc.so.6

[bmarkus]

I think you mean /lib/libc.so.6

You are right, it was a typo

[roberts]

Interestingly there is no such link from /lib in Raspbian.
And I guess ldconfig is not helpful.
Some application not available in Raspbian is hard coded to look in /lib ?
I will add the link and upgrade to 4.6.2 base. But I am curious.

[bmarkus]

Interestingly there is no such link from /lib in Raspbian.
And I guess ldconfig is not helpful.
Some application not available in Raspbian is hard coded to look in /lib ?
I will add the link and upgrade to 4.6.2 base. But I am curious.

It is ld of binutils. Not the Raspbian binary, but a tcz package built from source on Raspbian

[roberts]

Posted updated images for both qemu and native rpiCore-20120928.img.gz
This brings the base up to 4.6.2 and changes provides from cgi to zsync'ed local database.
Note only the first time use of provides will be a bit slower.

[bmarkus]

Robert,

please upload kernel and Busybox patches and config files.

[roberts]

Posted.

[bmarkus]

Posted.

Thanks!

[cast-fish]

Hello

The Rasb Pi has had further upgrades with it's Kernel.

Users can now select any types of "overclocking" they require up to 1.0 ghz. This is legitimate
and does not void any warranty.

The "overclocking" is dynamic and comes into play when cpu workload demand is high.

That is on the local web page of the foundation. Improves the Pi as a device.

Vince.

[bmarkus]

/tmp/tce always created, even when /tce found on a HDD partition.  No need for it in such case.

It's 4.6.2

BTW, x86 is the same