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thl04:
Good morning all,


--- Quote from: coreplayer2 on August 21, 2019, 07:57:22 PM ---
--- Code: ---version
uname -r

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Thanks, those are good to know.


--- Quote from: jazzbiker on August 17, 2019, 03:06:08 AM ---latest Core version which will boot sucessfully on your box, maybe start with Core 9.0. If it will boot you will be very close to success.

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I have continued investigating the archive and I can boot the following :
TinyCore 6.4.1,  7.2,  8.2.1 and, CorePlus 6.4.1,  8.2.1.

I can not boot CorePlus-current,  TinyCorePure64-10.1,  TinyCore10.1,  CorePlus9.0.

I have not investigated what changes were made but for now, for my humble needs, I guess that any of those 6 thro' 8 will be good to go :)

jazzbiker:
Hi, thl04!
As You can boot successfully TC 6, now is the time to know exactly what is Your hardware. This will help to understand why TC 10 kernel is panicing.
For example, show the optput of

--- Code: ---dmesg
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running

--- Code: ---dmesg>dmesg.txt
--- End code ---
and posting the resulting file "dmesg.txt" in your working dir to the forum.

Maybe a few words on finding the disks mounted. All disks found while system start you can see in

--- Code: ---cat /etc/fstab
--- End code ---
If You connect some disk, You can run
--- Code: ---sudo rebuildfstab
--- End code ---
and see the changes in /etc/fstab file.

Another way is to load util-linux extension, using Apps or console:

--- Code: ---tce-load -wi util-linux
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and look at

--- Code: ---lsblk
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Some hardware info can be obtained using lspci:

--- Code: ---tce-load -wi pci-utils
lspci
--- End code ---

jazzbiker:
Ok, i think it will be appropriate to continue with TC 8.

jazzbiker:
And to be more precise on Your processor

--- Code: ---cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep "model name"
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In general there are a lot of interesting files in /proc directory, You can investigate them using

--- Code: ---cat /proc/<somefile>
--- End code ---
or install text mode file browser Midnigt Commander

--- Code: ---tce-load -wi mc
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thl04:

--- Quote from: jazzbiker on August 22, 2019, 03:35:51 AM ---and posting the resulting file "dmesg.txt" in your working dir to the forum.

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Errr, it is a bit big !
As a test I tried to send it as a PM to myself (before I foul-up and clog the forum !)
and got the error message

"The message exceeds the maximum allowed length (20000 characters)."

is that to be expected
and should I still post it here ?

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