Download to the directory I want is not done.

[xor]

/ mnt / sda2 I chose this
system always opens accordingly
now i can't change this
how can I change this!

where is the file where the changes are saved
How can I fix !?

Hi xor,

I still can't understand what you are asking for  . Do you want to make apps to download your TCZs to a custom directory ?

[Sashank999]

Hi xor,

I think you are asking to change the tce directory. You can use "tce=" bootcode. As you want /mnt/sdc1, use tce=sdc1 (assuming that you have the tce folder in sdc1).

[xor]

in this picture; In which file is the selected driver and folder director information saved?

I want to fix this manually.

Hi xor,

I still can't understand what you are asking for  . Do you want to make apps to download your TCZs to a custom directory ?

[Sashank999]

Hi xor,

Until you get a better reply, try this :
mount your drive

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sudo rm -rf /etc/sysconfig/tcedir
sudo ln -s (path to folder where you want the downloads) /etc/sysconfig/tcedirNote that you should not include the ending "/" in the above path

I don't know if it works but this is what I do when I use the base bootcode and load tcz in my tce32 folder (it actually defaults to tce directory which is non existent).

Do this. The directory information is not saved into some config file. It just takes the /etc/sysconfig/tcedir symlink as the apps directory.
Also, I suggest renaming your cde dir to tce.

in this picture; In which file is the selected driver and folder director information saved?

I want to fix this manually.

Hi xor,

I still can't understand what you are asking for  . Do you want to make apps to download your TCZs to a custom directory ?

[xor]

I get it now
but this application
as a user interface
without entering the command prompt
one click correction and redirection need to be re-set.
in this respect, this application contains a logical error.

Hi xor,

Until you get a better reply, try this :
mount your drive

Code: [Select]

sudo rm -rf /etc/sysconfig/tcedir
sudo ln -s (path to folder where you want the downloads) /etc/sysconfig/tcedirNote that you should not include the ending "/" in the above path

I don't know if it works but this is what I do when I use the base bootcode and load tcz in my tce32 folder (it actually defaults to tce directory which is non existent).

Do this. The directory information is not saved into some config file. It just takes the /etc/sysconfig/tcedir symlink as the apps directory.
Also, I suggest renaming your cde dir to tce.

in this picture; In which file is the selected driver and folder director information saved?

I want to fix this manually.

Hi xor,

I still can't understand what you are asking for  . Do you want to make apps to download your TCZs to a custom directory ?

[Sashank999]

Hi xor,

The selection is not actually controlled by Apps. It is the command-line tce-setdrive utility which gives options.

If you want it on boot time, add the command to bootlocal.sh  .

[xor]

at the point where the visual interface is used
The visual correction option should be [Re-SET].

Hi xor,

The selection is not actually controlled by Apps. It is the command-line tce-setdrive utility which gives options.

If you want it on boot time, add the command to bootlocal.sh  .

[xor]

tce-setdrive

TCE (/tce/) Directory

The /tce/ (Tiny Core extension) directory is utilized to create and store SCE extensions. This is why the tce-setdrive command is used during installation to set up a persistent system. This allows extensions and related data to be stored for re-use, rather than having to re-install them with every fresh boot (ie. typical 'live' boot). The /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/ (/tce/) directory is actually a symbolic link. Exploring dCore's directory structure after installation will reveal that /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/ may be the same as /mnt/sda1/tce/ or whatever partition is used for the installation.

http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/doku.php?id=dcore:handling_extensions#dcore_tce_tce_directory

at the point where the visual interface is used
The visual correction option should be [Re-SET].

Hi xor,

The selection is not actually controlled by Apps. It is the command-line tce-setdrive utility which gives options.

If you want it on boot time, add the command to bootlocal.sh  .

[Rich]

Hi xor
Please stop double posting.
Please stop trying to hijack other members threads.

Your duplicate post in the  TC fromISOfile boot rocks!  thread by  PDP-8  has been removed.