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Tiny Core 14.0 Alpha 1 Testing
GNUser:
Hi, curaga. Would you like me to submit wireless-6.1.2-tinycore64.tcz with no changes except patched mac80211.gz (I've tested it extensively and it's working perfectly)? If so, I'd be happy to. If not--e.g., because you want the kernel and all modules to come from same full kernel build--I totally understand.
Juanito, I submitted a bunch of refreshed networking-related packages for TCL14 64bit.
I hope TCL14 is the best release ever ;D
curaga:
I do want to keep the original modules from one build, but you're welcome to submit it under another name. Then the info file can cover when it's useful and to rename it, etc.
GNUser:
Hi, curaga. I submitted it under another name, with an info file as you suggested. Thanks.
mocore:
--- Quote from: patrikg on January 17, 2023, 11:43:54 AM ---... how to run shell scripts and commands from each core.
What commands have the capabilities to do that.
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--- Quote from: mocore on January 22, 2023, 03:53:47 AM --- numactl or taskset command's
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nick65go:
--- Quote from: patrikg on January 17, 2023, 11:43:54 AM ---Maybe this is silly question ??
Is it possible to make tc boot faster ??
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Just having only one command in mind that spans the commands in separate cores.
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IMHO, to boot TC faster, I used to combine tcz for onboot. ex: all tcz+deps for Xorg-server (100+ tcz) into one Xorg-full.tcz; same for gtk3-full.tcz, ffmpeg4-full.tcz etc. I gain 10+ seconds in boot speed. What target gain (in seconds) do you aim for?
Another idea could be to improve the awk "golden engine" of "tce-load" for loading tcz. Because this engine first builds a full list of dependencies (for all tcz to be loaded) and then it loads / unsquashes them sequentially. So test for cpu-cores and then the loading list (of independent tcz) can be split-ed for total CPU cores.
PS:TC aims for CPU 486 compatibility, so it was no interest for multi-core. But in year 2023, and 64 bits era, then SMP (symmetric multi-processing) rises its head.
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