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Juanito:
Team Tiny Core is proud to announce the first alpha release of piCore-12.0

For RPi0 and RPi1:
http://tinycorelinux.net/12.x/armv6/test_releases/RPi/piCore-12.0alpha1.zip

For RPi2, RPi3 and RPi4:
http://tinycorelinux.net/12.x/armv7/test_releases/RPi/piCore-12.0alpha1.zip

..and for the first time a 64-bit release for RPi3 and RPi4:
http://tinycorelinux.net/12.x/aarch64/test_releases/RPi/piCore64-12.0-alpha1.zip

Note that the 64-bit extension support is limited as everything has to be built from scratch.

Core components

- kernel 5.4.51
- glibc-2.31
- busybox-1.31.1
- gcc-10.1.0
- util-linux-2.35.2
- e2fsprogs-1.45.6

Please try it out and share your experience, bugs found, etc.

aus9:
Hi
Thanks to Bela, you and contributors for RPi TC development. README is on first partition.
Snippets from bmarkus' README....First partition..... is unmounted during operation.

Please consider putting a copy of README under tce dir to minimise dummies like me, from not seeing it, not researching it etc etc

In final release post  either say please read the README under tce dir and/or publish the user password

thanks for reading

aus9:
Just a suggestion even tho its only minor. In 6 series if I restart the openssh daemon I get messages that:
file /var/empty already exists
addgroup group sshd in use
adduser user sshd in use.

I did a small mod to change the contents of /usr/local/etc/init.d/openssh so that line reads
[ -d /var/empty ] || mkdir /var/empty  in lieu of -f and that seems to remove that issue.

Yes I do know that every dir is also a file in Linux but forgive my weirdness.

Juanito:
Maybe at the same time the init.d can be converted to use group staff like x86/x86_64?

aus9:
I am not sure. Forgot to add did the same thing to convert -f to -d for same file above
/usr/local/etc/ssh

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