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Persistence Question - How is my ethernet still working ?
MTCAT:
Hi Rich,
One catch regarding the latest TCscan.sh, I forgot to mount my 128 GByte CF-card before running TCscan.sh, hope that's alright.
Thanks, I will e-mail WinSystems about the BIOS "hot-key" hopefully they will know which key is supposed to be used for that.
Thanks,
David
Rich:
Hi MTCAT
--- Quote from: MTCAT on February 25, 2021, 10:28:25 PM ---One catch regarding the latest TCscan.sh, I forgot to mount my 128 GByte CF-card before running TCscan.sh, hope that's alright. ...
--- End quote ---
Yes, that's OK.
First lets install some extensions:
--- Code: ---tce-load -wi compiletc perl5 bash ncursesw-dev bc-1.06.94 glibc_apps elfutils-dev
--- End code ---
Now lets create persistent /home and /opt directories. Open your extlinux.conf file:
--- Code: ---sudo editor /mnt/sdb1/boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf &
--- End code ---
Change this:
--- Code: ---APPEND initrd=/boot/tinycore.gz quiet waitusb=5 waitusb=5:UUID="18753acd-09c4-4d53-a924-9e7251dd57e7" tce=UUID="18753acd-09c4-4d53-a924-9e7251dd57e7"
--- End code ---
To this:
--- Code: ---APPEND initrd=/boot/tinycore.gz quiet waitusb=10:UUID="18753acd-09c4-4d53-a924-9e7251dd57e7" tce=UUID="18753acd-09c4-4d53-a924-9e7251dd57e7" home=UUID="18753acd-09c4-4d53-a924-9e7251dd57e7" opt=UUID="18753acd-09c4-4d53-a924-9e7251dd57e7"
--- End code ---
Then File->Save. Then click the Exit icon, select Reboot, and OK.
When the system comes back up, run another scan for me.
MTCAT:
Thanks Rich, I'll try that later today, work as usual is in the way of my play-time ! I was happy to see already though that I was able to install pciutils.tcz, powered-down and then powered back up, and lspci still worked, awesome !, so that was nice, I do see a weird pci related error though during bootup of TC3.8.4, something about memory locations and a pci bridge...hopefully it's not related to my ADC card.
Thanks,
David
MTCAT:
Hi Rich,
Sorry for the delay, here's the output of ./TCscan.sh !
One thing, the UUID number in your post was different than what I saw in extlinux.conf so I just used the same UUID that was in my .conf file (copy and paste) for the home=UUID=..... and the opt=UUID=.... lines, hopefully that was the right thing to do ?
Thanks,
David
Rich:
Hi MTCAT
--- Quote from: MTCAT on February 26, 2021, 08:11:40 PM --- ... I just used the same UUID that was in my .conf file (copy and paste) for the home=UUID=..... and the opt=UUID=....
--- End quote ---
Perfect. One more step. Now that you have persistent /home and /opt directories, there is no longer any reason to
run backups on them. I seem to remember older versions of Tinycore would balk if there was nothing listed in the
/opt/.filetool.lst file. So do this:
--- Code: ---sudo touch /tmp/dummy
--- End code ---
--- Code: ---sudo echo "tmp/dummy" > /opt/.filetool.lst
--- End code ---
* This will backup/restore an empty file which will be very quick.
* This will allow you to still add files to be backed up if needed.
Then click the Exit icon, select Reboot, and OK.
That last scan looks good.
[EDIT]: Added 2 sentences marked by asterisks. Rich
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