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Tiny Core on the Beaglebone

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tinycorelinuxrocks:
Would it be very difficult to add ALSA and jackd support to Tiny Core or Micro Core on a BeagleBone?

curaga:
You'll need to build your own kernel to support that board, we don't target the beagle family currently.

Besides that, those are "just" extensions, so you could build them. The ARM repos aren't quite full yet.

tinycorelinuxrocks:
BeagleBone doesn't work from a vanilla kernel yet anyway.  Compiling my own kernel is no problem.

Copy Mode looks like the right choice for me so I can run everything including application extensions in RAM.

It looks like the ARM application extensions are very limited.  Can I compile jack in order to use it as an application extension?

curaga:
The members on ARM will have to answer the specifics, I'm not currently involved there. But in general, if jack runs on ARM, why couldn't you compile it?

Certainly you may need to also build dependencies.

tinycorelinuxrocks:
I have Gentoo running on the Beaglebone and I'm trying to get Tiny Core working.  Should I need script.bin for this?  I have uEnv.txt, MLO, and uImage from Gentoo so I don't think I need the Tiny Core uImage or boot.scr.  I'm not sure where script.bin comes into play.  I don't use one with Gentoo.  If I start with my Gentoo boot stuff, should I only need uCore from Tiny Core?

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