64-bit ezremaster :: I am writing with google language translation ::

[xor]

So, depending what you'd like to achieve, you can test the core-remaster extension or use the apps gui to set copy2fs.flg, reboot and have CorePure64 running completely from ram.

when the computer is turned on,
upload these programs directly to RAM,
and desktop shortcuts I want to see

GIMP
LibreOffice
VLC
Firefox
chromium
notepad++

64-bit ezremaster (graphical interface) where?

[Juanito]

You don’t need ezremaster for that - just set copy2fs and put those extensions onboot.

[xor]

You don’t need ezremaster for that - just set copy2fs and put those extensions onboot.

Which folder should be added!?
please provide full path,

[Rich]

Hi xor
You just need an empty file called  copy2fs.flg  in your  tce  directory. You can do that using the  Apps  utility. Or you can do it
manually like this:

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cd /etc/sysconfig/tcedir
touch copy2fs.flg

[xor]

Hi xor
You just need an empty file called  copy2fs.flg  in your  tce  directory. You can do that using the  Apps  utility. Or you can do it
manually like this:

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cd /etc/sysconfig/tcedir
touch copy2fs.flg

Unfortunately, it didn't happen!

I want to add my programs to * .iso
usb (on sd-card) I want to use "* .iso".

Universal-USB-Installer.exe
https://www.google.com/search?q=universal-usb-ınstal on
* .iso file; on the usb and sd-card, the file contents can be changed.
easily ; Add and remove files.

All applications with extension "* .tcz",
and with dependent file packages
Not seen at all in the opening.

any method you have proposed so far has not been healthy,

With 32-bit ezremaster application up to 500 mb
but I can't add what I want to add to * .iso because of the 32-bit ram limit. so I need a 64-bit ezremaster application.

I don't want to install on HDD or SSD

this is not a normal installation

single use only from live format "* .iso",

I want to create a system that does not leave footprints

[xor]

Hi xor
You just need an empty file called  copy2fs.flg  in your  tce  directory. You can do that using the  Apps  utility. Or you can do it
manually like this:

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cd /etc/sysconfig/tcedir
touch copy2fs.flg

which utility !?

can you give a name

[Juanito]

Apps

[Pats]

... which utility !?
can you give a name...

...  
http://tinycorelinux.net/book.html

[Rich]

Hi xor

which utility !?

can you give a name

See the 8 icons at the bottom of this picture:

Click on the round one with the blue arrow. It's called  Apps.  When it comes up, see the button labeled  Apps  in the top left corner.  Click:
  Apps->Installation Options->Toggel Default Install to File System Flag
You will see a message in the gray area to the right of the  Apps  button that says  copy2fs.flg set  to confirm it worked.

[xor]

no standard installation,
ISO format; Live CD, or via USB
therefore ; after restart; The commands are pointless!
For 64-bit TCL; I want to create an iso file with "ezre master"

                                         

[coreplayer2]

Hello xor

Please.... 
The author of ezremaster hasn’t been seen in a few years but maybe he’ll respond if you pm him?

You could learn to accomplish the task yourself

Unfortunately your idea may never work satisfactory because loading large applications from a very slow cd and sub system is never a good idea!!  I’m speaking from experience here..


Better to use a USB thumb drive and load all required applications onboot

I’m sure there are many solutions to your problem, you just need to read a little

Good luck
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[xor]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlVEw5JLMyI

[Juanito]

Since nobody has volunteered to convert the 32-bit ezremaster to 64-bit, I suggest you do it yourself - I'm sure other forum members would be willing to help if you'd like to try.

[xor]

Since nobody has volunteered to convert the 32-bit ezremaster to 64-bit, I suggest you do it yourself - I'm sure other forum members would be willing to help if you'd like to try.

Thanks 64-bit version appeared in the app part