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TinyCoreLinux:
@Juanito
Fortunately, I've just tried this and it works very well. 8)

TinyCoreLinux:
@Rich
Help me mark other posts as problem solved, except for this one.Thank you!

Rich:
Hi NOOB

--- Quote from: NOOB on August 01, 2020, 06:52:33 AM --- ... Is there any way to persist the entire disk's data? Once and for all.
--- End quote ---
Yes, switch to a Linux distro that was designed to work that way.
Trying to force Tinycore to work that way will eventually cause problems.
Running Tinycore that way is not supported here.
If you try to run it that way, you would need to resolve any problems on your own.


--- Quote from: NOOB on August 01, 2020, 07:28:04 AM --- ...  But first I'd like to know what you mean by "you should make your own local extension"?Does fireflysung.tcz do it that way?How do you do that?
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I feel I answered that in reply #11:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,24132.msg152359.html#msg152359
It shows how to unpack and repack an extension using  geany.tcz  as an example. Take some time to read it and study what is going on.

To make a local extension, create a work directory containing the the directory structure you want:

--- Code: ---mkdir -p package/usr/share/fonts
--- End code ---
Copy files:

--- Code: ---cp *.ttf package/usr/share/fonts
--- End code ---
Then package it:

--- Code: ---mksquashfs package/ My-Favorite-Fonts.tcz -noappend
--- End code ---

TinyCoreLinux:
@Juanito
Yes, I wanted to tell you that you told me already, but Thank you very much for telling me again.

TinyCoreLinux:
@Juanito
No, It seems That I was too happy too early. I found that the file link could not be backed up at all.  :-[What should I do? How can I make file links back up as well?  :-\

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