rtsx_pci and rtsx_pci_ms are not shipped in dCore utopic, can tell you the exact model if you need
sure, I can always dl that damn tinycore-patched, expand half giga source files, select those 2 pci miserable options in kconfig and recompile the kernel.
But that's only a last resource solution, why should I do it?
If I wanted a pure TinyCore box, I would not spend hours of my free time in digging out debs... I would just use TinyCore repos, always hoping to find there what I need and decent last version...
Instead, I like much more *YOUR* idea - use, re-use, those debian debs!
Yes, they are yes full of garbage, but I showed you that its perfectly possible to clean them out, with a very simple and effective methodology, and build tiny everything you want out of them.
You say "standard Debian/Ubuntu kernel will not work with dCore"... mmmh.
Of course now dCore scripts don't work, because (I guess) they are made to work only with TinyCore special patched kernels.
But what if we modify them to work with ubuntu kernels?
I would bet, if we would refactor only the dCore init scripts, and a bit the sce-*, to work with the default ubuntu kernels, the whole structure you built would work right-away, with debs only.
No needs for "additional" gz/scripts from TinyCore world.
Anyway, could you please elaborate more in details why you think debian kernels would not work with refactored dCore scripts?