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configuration of Tiny Core, as DHCP server and client DHCP
Juanito:
The fact that you get this:
--- Code: ---$ filetool.sh -bv
home/tc/.xsession
home/tc/.setbackground
...
opt/shutdown.sh
opt/bootlocal.sh
gzip: short write
Done
--- End code ---
..would seem to indicate that you were able to write some of your backup to your /tce folder, but then the partition became full.
Unless you deleted some files or increased the partion size on which your /tce folder resides, the partition will still be full, which might then explain the "Fatal Error:TCE directory is not writable" message.
This should show how much free space you have:
--- Code: ---$ df -h /dev/sda1
--- End code ---
..where you need to substitute "sda1" with the name of the device you are using.
amonel:
I have another problem,
I reinstall tiny core but when I create a file with the command:
Sudo touch /usr/local/etc/dnsmasq.conf
After rebooting, I lose the dnsmasq.conf file I created.
It can come from what?
Someone can help me?
coreplayer2:
--- Quote from: amonel on January 11, 2017, 10:44:50 AM ---I have another problem,
I reinstall tiny core but when I create a file with the command:
Sudo touch /usr/local/etc/dnsmasq.conf
After rebooting, I lose the dnsmasq.conf file I created.
It can come from what?
Someone can help me?
--- End quote ---
Seems like same issue as earlier, You will need to add " usr/local/etc/dnsmasq.conf " to /opt/filetool.lst then make a backup
otherwise the file will be missing on reboot.
amonel:
Hi,
I just do this but I still lose the file at startup,
Cat /opt/filetool.lst
Usr / local / etc / dnsmasq.conf
further
Ls -l / usr / local / etc /
I can't find my file dnsmasq.conf
It can come from what?
Please
thanks,
amonel:
Hi,
When I put it in
/opt/.filetool.lst
After reboot,
I find my file, now I hope I will run this dnsmasq,
thanks,
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