Hi Rich
You can just create an empty file called copy2fs.flg in your tce directory. That will load all your extensions into RAM
when you boot. Once booted, you should be able to unmount the drive.
Didn't work.
It boots, says it's loading extensions then once it loads the desktop is there but wbar only has 1 entry which is the one I made for
my Ethernet Monitor script.
All the others are not there and the only things that work on the right click menu is to exit or drop down to cli which I did.
Once on the cli, there are a whole bunch of errors like so:
ls: /usr/local/share/applications/tinycore-scmapps.desktop: No such file or directory
Plus a whole lot more of similar ones for tinycore-screenshot.desktop, services.desktop and so on.
Doing a 'mount' command shows that the boot drive is still mounted as 'rw'.
However it seems that the extensions (at least some of them) are working although not accessable via X.
The extensions I tested were gtkdialog, bash, xdotool and elinks.
Obviously not being in X, xdotool and gtkdialog complained but that didn't matter as the mere fact that they did complain means
they were loaded and working.