Tiny Core 14.0 Alpha 1 Testing

[Rich]

Hi aus9
Looks like python changed since TC10
from:

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/usr/local/bin/pythonto:

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/usr/local/bin/python2

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wicd
/usr/local/sbin/wicd: exec: line 3: /usr/local/bin/python: not found ...

Try changing line 3 to  /usr/local/bin/python2

[aus9]

hi Rich I did python2 for executables *cli curses and gtk but no matter whether I make python2 or python2.7,
the wicd daemon starts and then immediately borks.

I can not find a wicd log anywhere.

At the risk of being rude.....lets forget wicd please

[nick65go]

I have read your posts 38 39 and I have an AMD APU
I am not using flwm nor an xorg file and glxgears fails for me. Now it may be my desktop, a private update to icewm.
Can you exit FLWM to prompt and report any error messages please.

I am currently successfully using TC14 with 3D acceleration. Using TC14 kernel ver. 6.1 I have no choice but to use the radeon console, and xf86-video-ati in Xorg. So for kernel/dri I load only radeon, not amdgpu And I use the old Xorg-3D acceleration from TC13 , because in tc14 is a BUG, even for radeonsi. So talk about AMDGPU is closed (for me) in TC14 for my 8 years old APU: AMD A6-6310 APU with AMD Radeon R4 Graphics (family: 0x16).

IF you use another kernel (which has CONFIG_DRM_AMDGPU_{SI, CK} =yes in kernel config), like Alpine-Linux kernel has,
and also on grub you give the proper parameters for SI/CIK, then you may have success in Xorg-3D with xf86-video-amdgpu. BUT, all new 3D drivers are (in almost all distributions) linked with LLVM15+ -libs (a monstrous 125 MB size), instead of llvm13 in TC14.

[GNUser]

I will try wifi-manager after I compile the kernel for 8188eu for 14x later.....much later

Hi aus9. I am interested in your experience with wifi-manager when you get around to it. If you post about it in the forum and I don't respond, please send me a PM. Sometimes I might miss a post about an extension that I maintain, but I always respond to PMs.

My main goals for wifi-manager are these:
  - config file format must be obvious
  - usage must be dead-simple
  - user should never be surprised at what happens

If you find any deviation from the above, I would consider it to be a serious bug that must be fixed.