Hi glene77is
In your kernel line you have
tce=tc-e=UUID="8f2b131a-3293-49c5-83b0-d443ea923eb6"
I don't know if tce=tc-e=UUID= is legal or not. Maybe one of the smarter people could comment.
Rich,
Well, there is another problem, and I think it is a "design characteristic".
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### TinyCore : several options for testing per RICH TCL forum
title ---{ TEST : TinyCore RICH TCL forum ( sda2/tce )
root (hd0,0)
kernel /tc-core/bzImage quiet waitusb=10:UUID="60abc2ba-477e-43af-ae8a-7affc307fa31" tce=UUID="8f2b131a-3293-49c5-83b0-d443ea923eb6"
initrd /tc-core/tinycore.gz
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The code does have some effect in the "sda2" direction, and does not bomb, exactly.
When the simple "/tce" is used everywhere, there is still a problem.
On Booting, TCL will load something from sda2/tce, too fast to read.
Bootup no error sometimes retains the green wallpaper I set.
Mount shows "sda2" already set to green.
Backup/Restore shows "sda2/tce" preset, and will accept an edit.
FileManager, select <TCE> shows "shortcut not available".
FileManager, shows "sda2" empty. (but it is mounted).
FileManager, Edit (show all, use sudo) of fluff.conf comes up as "Read/Write".
. . . Can see that Loc2Path=/mnt/sda2/tce.
. . . Can Save As to /home/tc/fluff_tc.cfg OK.
Application loaded previous as Ace-of-Penguins is saved in /home/tc, not associated with 'optional'.
App-Browser can load the Ace-of-Penguins and it shows 'loading' and 'OK.
App-Browser can try a load again, and it shows 'Already loaded".
Ace-of-Penguins will run from the Application-List OK. This time OK, but not on reboot.
Exit, Reboot, Backup, "sda2/tce", OK, two seconds runtime, and it reboots.
Rebooting into Ubuntu or Puppy in order to use PCMan (root) filemanager,
and I see that the /mnt/sda2/tce/optional subdir is empty, and the onlist.lst is empty.
Rebooting into TCL, per above boot-code, will open TCL as a fresh run,
with no /optional/extensions, no configs, brand spanking new.
I think there is a
"design issue" involved:
TCL was designed as a Live-CD utilizing a "frugal" install technique
for saving configs / applications to a hosting HD.
TCL can be installed to a Live-USB utilizing a "frugal" install technique
for saving configs / applications to a hosting HD.
TCL has code for scanning for its components, and may have 'tce' hard coded somewhere.
( I have done the same in applications to simplify the installation,
allowing a few config params to be entered. )
Did I mention that the FileManager Editor will "save-as" and write to any mounted Linux device ? Yes.
Did I mention that the FileManager Editor will "save-as" and read filename lists on Linus devices ? Yes.
I'll pursue this a little further, but I have the "active Option" already to use Parted-Magic Live-USB to do these service tasks, running Only from USB pendrive, completely in RAM. Puppy Linux is the same, R/W from an independent (frugal) install to USB pendrive. So, this investigaton/development is not real urgent, but is Very Interesting ! I have met some sharp tacks on this TCL forum, and you are one !
glene77is
tce=tc-e=UUID="8f2b131a-3293-49c5-83b0-d443ea923eb6"
Looks wrong to me. Try
tce=UUID="8f2b131a-3293-49c5-83b0-d443ea923eb6"
Still waiting on the smarter ones, though.
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Rich and Lee,
The last post contained code just as you suggested "tce=UUID . . . ."
(although xxx=ccc=vvv is legal) and the results were encouraging,
but still acts like it needs to have another "/tce/optional"
somewhere else besides my "sda2/tce/optional".
It seems that "/tce" is correct, and that "/tc-e" will not work,
as if there is a hard-coded "/tce" that is causing the code to abort, without error.
. . . maybe there is a "find" for a different "/tce" hard coded,
which would fit right in with the "Live-CD" development,
which requires a co-host Hard Drive for a "frugal" install.
That would fit the
"design issue" as I described in the post.
It has been very interesting, and I'll tinker some more, good at that
but I need a new idea on this subject.
The goal is to have TCL on an independent USB pen-drive,
utilizing the USB pen-drive as the host for the "frugal" install !!! glene77is