Boot Core with ntfs-3g extension

[casey]

I'm an old programmer (since the days of dos)

I need a basic command line to start my software from a CD or pen drive, on all computers directly through the bios, without needing Windows or other operating systems

also using a distro oriented should modify it to make it a command line with ntfs support and mount all drives

and use tiny core because preparing it with your help, will help me to learn a lot about Linux

I know many linux commands, use the command line very well, but I do not know how to configure/prepare and compile, for this I would like to learn

[gerald_clark]

What software is it you want to run?
Why do you need ntfs?
Why do you want to mount all drives?
Without a clear definition of the goal, it is difficult to give recommendations.

[casey]

I'm designing a software that boots from CD to repair a windows system not functioning properly, and to make backups of personal data on external hdd

I need to see all the drives and access to drive ntfs

[gerald_clark]

There are CDs for this already. To name a few:
System Rescue CD
Recovery is Possible
Ultimate Boot CD

And by the way, automounting your damaged filesystem is a really bad idea.

[tinypoodle]

If you want to edit files for UNIX-like operating systems under windows, then you must always run 'dos2unix' on them, this is not even particular to Linux.

[casey]

Gerald_clark
I have to create this program, which will be fully automated for my clients,

linux distro for recovery are another matter, that have nothing to do with my program

I asked for help to mount all drives and add the ServerX to my mini-iso

you're making me the third degree without help

[casey]

If you want to edit files for UNIX-like operating systems under windows, then you must always run 'dos2unix' on them, this is not even particular to Linux.

thanks for the advice

[gerald_clark]

The third degree was to attempt to help you find something ready made you could use.
Good luck with your custom programming.

[casey]

@maro

can you help me for solve other problems?

thanks

[tinypoodle]

Not sure what you refer to as "other problems", but the intended indiscriminate force mounting of filesystems at boot has a high potential to create serious problems in general, and more particularly so with ntfs in read-write mode.

[casey]

no problem,
I ask only one command line prompt and with all the mounted drives,
I'll take that responsibility on the potential consequences to the file system,

15 years ago based my low-level software on DOS,
which gave me access to all drives and a command line,

DOS is now obsolete, does not read ntfs, does not support LBA48, does not support AHCI, reads only a few dozen mb of ram, does not support long file names,

for this I am trying to build me a replacement based on a linux operating system that is very good, in some respects the best

[Rich]

Hi casey
Read this thread:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,12356.msg66630.html#msg66630
You will find knowing how to write a script (batch file) is a very useful skill to have when working under Linux.

[casey]

Hi casey
Read this thread:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,12356.msg66630.html#msg66630
You will find knowing how to write a script (batch file) is a very useful skill to have when working under Linux.

thanks for reporting,
I will study the topic given to you, and I will try to create a working script,

can you help me to enter the ServerX in my Core-current.iso?
and let me know how to start it when I need it?

I need that in ServerX appear only the command line, without the bar style application Mac OS