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Weird ex-FAT native issue
Rich:
Hi PDP-8
--- Quote from: Rich on March 27, 2022, 10:24:54 AM --- ... It appears some of the TC13 .tree files are referencing TC11 kernel modules. ...
--- End quote ---
Fixed. Delete the *.tree files from your /tmp directory and you should see the correct kernel versions.
PDP-8:
Thanks Rich - that did the trick. Just cosmetics. And for sure, the toolkit philosophy of TC, like Unix itself, means there are always more than one way to achieve a goal...
Nick - I'm with you on this one about exfat. Mostly because I view usb sticks as the modern equivalent of cd/dvd's which TC was originally the design medium for users, so the small increase in ram is to me justified.
But like Rich says, nothing stops me from compiling my own. But if I was part of the decision making design process, I'd probably vote for it now.
Rich:
Hi PDP-8
--- Quote from: PDP-8 on March 28, 2022, 07:05:44 AM --- ... But like Rich says, nothing stops me from compiling my own. ...
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Just semantics, but it's not compiling, it's repackaging.
Instructions can be found here:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,23447.msg146916.html#msg146916
Depending on the files you are booting, you do this to either modules64.gz or corepure64.gz.
Once unpacked, copy the exfat driver to:
--- Code: ---~/tmp/extract/lib/modules/KERNEL/kernel/fs/exfat/exfat.ko.gz
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Then depmod and pack it up. You no longer need the filesystems extension and the kernel should recognize exfat.
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