PlayOnLinux.tcz

[Rich]

Hi neonix

... You mean dCore64, not pureCore64? ...

I think he meant Core64 which is 32-bit userspace but with a 64-bit kernel. While any individual application would still be limited
to 4 Gigabytes, the kernel would be able to access and allocate all of your computers RAM.

To make  core64.gz:

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cat rootfs.gz modules64.gz > core64.gz
In your bootloader, replace  vmlinuz  with  vmlinuz64  and  core.gz  with  core64.gz. You will need to run  Xorg  since there
is no 64 bit version of Xvesa. If an extension name contains a  kernel version number  you will need to use the 64 bit version.

[Juanito]

BTW. Is there an official instruction how to compile TC from scratch?

http://repo.tinycorelinux.net/10.x/x86/release/src/toolchain/compile_tc10_x86
http://repo.tinycorelinux.net/10.x/x86_64/release/src/toolchain/compile_tc10_x86_64

[neonix]

[Guide] HowTo: Multilib LFS
www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-from-scratch-13/%5Bguide%5D-howto-multilib-lfs-4175649832/

[Juanito]

This also gives instructions on how to compile in a multi-lib environment:

https://cblfs.clfs.org/index.php/Main_Page

[xor]

Multilib TCL

https://ftp.ussg.iu.edu/linux/arch/multilib/os/x86_64/

https://hackaday.com/2019/07/09/the-saga-of-32-bit-linux-why-going-64-bit-raises-concerns-over-multilib/

[Juanito]

Your other identical post was removed - please do not double-post.

[xor]

PlayOnLinux (x86_64-bit)

[Juanito]

If I understand correctly, this is a gui for wine, thus the usual 32/64bit multi-lib problems will apply.

[xor]

only ; PlayOnLinux (x86_64-bit)

If I understand correctly, this is a gui for wine, thus the usual 32/64bit multi-lib problems will apply.

[xor]

https://wiki.playonlinux.com/index.php/Managing_Wine_Versions


there seems to be preference options on the page!?

I got playonlinux to start on tc-10.x x86 - it downloads its own version(s) of multi-lib wine to match the app selected for installation (rather than use the tc version of wine) so it will not work.

Why it won't work? Because it require multi-lib Linux distribution? And is there a chance to create multi-lib TC version? Is it worth a time, is it difficult? Is it possible?

[Juanito]

A multi-lib version of CorePure64 11.x was made for you - we are still waiting for you to test it...

[xor]

http://tinycorelinux.net/11.x/x86/tcz/

[Juanito]

http://www.tinycorelinux.net/11.x/x86_64/tcz/src/multilib/

[xor]

I realize I've repeated this deja vu too many times!

The PC system I have now is limited to 4GB

The currency of the country I live in is not American dollars!

For someone using 4gb ram american dollars it can be 10$

but not in the currency of the country I live in

In order for you to understand our local unit currency, I have to express it with an example;

What if someone in America pays $200 for 4gb!
that's the emotional equivalent in our local economy!

I am someone who prefers to use TCL entirely on ram.
that's why I use TCL

opposition so far
It's not a psychological behavior.
just a lack of equipment from an economic point of view

In the future, if I can increase the system to 8 GB and above
I want you to know that I will definitely make the compilation you suggest.

Many thanks for your understanding and effort.

[Juanito]

The multi-lib CorePure64 will work with 4gb of ram.