moving home/tc (ramfs) to the /dev/sda1 home

[argos3016]

How TCL can "move" the ram home (because home is in the ram) to the home hard disk(/dev/sda1)?
Something about  home=hdXY and boot options? I  have to put  home=hdXY in menu.lst of grub? I don't understand that.
Thanks

[gerald_clark]

You have to first install TC on a bootable device.
Then you can edit the boot options.

[argos3016]

Yes! I have already installed on the hard disk! I only have to make a home/tc dir in the hd and modify the menu.lst of grub(but putting where the boot option)?

[Guy]

/boot/grub/menu.lst

default 0
timeout 5

title   Tiny Core
root   (hd0,0)
kernel   /boot/bzImage quiet tce=sda1 home=sda1 opt=sda1 max_loop=256
initrd   /boot/tinycore.gz

[argos3016]

Thank you!! But now, how to NOT backup at the startup? "norestore"?

[gerald_clark]

You either have home on the drive or you don't.
You can't have it both ways.

[argos3016]

NOW WORKS WITH norestore BOOT OPTION!!!!
@gerard_clark: Yes, but seems that when init process start , by default restores the mydata.tgz file (maybe a bu*)

[gerald_clark]

Remove 'home/tc' from /opt/.filetool.lst

[argos3016]

Then will not be necessary to put norestore in grub? OK
Works! Thanks to all!

[gerald_clark]

You don't want norestore because then it will not restore /opt or anything else.

[Guy]

I prefer to use

tce=sda1 home=sda1 opt=sda1 norestore

and not use backup. I think this is the best way to run Tiny Core on a hard drive.

I make new extensions for anything I want to save not in home, opt, or tce, such as printer setup.

[argos3016]

maybe is a silly question, but is possible to do the same with the rootfs?

[curaga]

Scatter install is possible, but not recommended. Do a forum search if you wish to try such.