Bummer, wrote a 20 page writeup on how to do it, and the server barfed.
Ok, so you are a Ventoy user, perhaps booting the TinyCorePure64 iso on a modern uefi machine to act as a front end to boot.
The problem of course is that when booting an iso like this, you only have temporary editing facilities for grub for each session and can't edit grub.cfg permanently. There is a way around that as Ventoy details here:
https://www.ventoy.net/en/plugin_bootconf_replace.htmlNothing to "plug in", just make a /ventoy directory, and put two files, ventoy.json, and whatever filename you want to make as your replacement grub you can edit. I simply called my replacement grub file TC64.cfg More or less a copy n paste of the existing one from the TC iso with some small additions I got tired of keying in every time I booted.
My
/ventoy/ventoy.json file
{
"conf_replace": [
{
"iso": "/TinyCorePure64-13.0.iso",
"org": "/EFI/BOOT/grub/grub.cfg",
"new": "/ventoy/TC64.cfg"
},
{
"iso": "/ubuntu-20.04-desktop-amd64.iso",
"org": "/isolinux/txt.cfg",
"new": "/ventoy/ubuntu.cfg"
}
]
}
My
TC64.cfg is just a copy of the original grub.cfg from TC, but additions like showapps, changing resolution, etc - anything I got tired of keying in every time I booted.
One other nifty thing you can do is you can download and install onboot the fuse-exfat.tcz, and now have access to the exfat partition where this information is stored by Ventoy and edit from within TC itself.
Pretty handy and simple if you use Ventoy.