PDP-8 wrote:-
> Anyway, just wanted to give you hope that although for UEFI, *core isn't
> click-n-play, it is pretty easy and fast to create your own. Is it
> time to go clean-slate and try again?
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My only experience with TC has been 64PureVer7.2.
I put about 8 entries in the <grub2-UEFI> QuadAtom.
TC64 & core both boot; others fail.
Core which is running now on the QuadAtom:-
$ uname -a = ...4.19.10...i686
That's 32bit isn't it? The remaining problem is RTL8723BS driver.
$ sudo openvt (times 8: gives me 8 root Terminals).
# df | grep loop = Nul; shows that it's bare/no *.tcz installed yet.
An inconvenient quirk is that the native/Win10 disk is not seen,
so the TC-effort/bootStik is seen as /dev/sda.
It sees the sdCard, which has LinuxNativeOberon. Astounding!
Especially for anybody with PASCAL experience.
Full GUI with color...Multiple Frames per Screen, to be able to
see multiple aspects of complex problems, and even wipe/dab
texts to different colors/fonts to represent a further layer
of association. Eg. 6 Frames, showing 6 files, and RED, BLUE, GREEN,
YELLOW. marking of textS to Highlight the Price, Weight, Age,
Language aspects of the problem under consideration.
And it's running in TC:core with no X/GUI - via framebuffer.
This dating from the 90's compared to the lame-shit Win10 of today!
Yes LNO running under TCcore, now: a full GUI/OS.
nuf-sed....