Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => TCB Q&A Forum => Topic started by: ibug on February 03, 2012, 10:41:32 PM
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how to auto run something like torsmo after startx
or auto run in text mode
if text KERNEL option
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how to enable sorting by name in Applications list
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is there any way to uninstall or unload example lvm2.tcz
without rebooting even when it exist in copy2fs.lst
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how to download example gparted.tcz
with dependencies and their dependencies ...
without internet connection under linux
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which small GUI cd dvd rw recorder really work
it can use gtkmm.tcz and gtk2.tcz
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how to add reiser4fs to kernel src
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1 create a run script in ~/X.d/name_of_script.sh and backup.
2 as far as I know there is not any kind of sort
5 flburn
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3 there are two tce-unload-scripts described in the forum. one of them i've tested extensively and it works.
5 bashburn offers a ncurses-gui with lots of functionality and features
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4 See http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,7243.0.html (http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,7243.0.html) for a script (albeit maybe a little old)
6 Sorry, that question is out of range - you said "five small questions". ;)
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4 See http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,7243.0.html (http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,7243.0.html) for a script (albeit maybe a little old)
6 Sorry, that question is out of range - you said "five small questions". ;)
no no no five small one
the sixth is not small ;)
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#6 seemed not so small to me, too.
There is some reiserfs support in filesystems-3.0.3-tiycore.tcz but I don't know what version and don't know about adding it to the kernel.
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#6 seemed not so small to me, too.
There is some reiserfs support in filesystems-3.0.3-tiycore.tcz but I don't know what version and don't know about adding it to the kernel.
the reiserfs standard is version 3 or 3.x the version 4 support is not for many linux's
3 there are two tce-unload-scripts described in the forum. one of them i've tested extensively and it works.
5 bashburn offers a ncurses-gui with lots of functionality and features
and how to run this bashburn in GUI mode
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What about reiserfsprogs.tcz ?
perhaps an opportunity for an update?
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What about reiserfsprogs.tcz ?
perhaps an opportunity for an update?
Just curious why someone need Reiserfs in 2012?
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HI:
one reason I think is that REISER is non journaling and best for using with
TCL on SD cards and USB sticks.
I like to use PCI to SD card adapters to run TCL in a SD card plugged into the IDE1 slot.
Is there a way to switch ext4 into a non journaling mode?
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Is there a way to switch ext4 into a non journaling mode?
Use Ext2
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HI:
one reason I think is that REISER is non journaling and best for using with
TCL on SD cards and USB sticks.
I like to use PCI to SD card adapters to run TCL in a SD card plugged into the IDE1 slot.
Is there a way to switch ext4 into a non journaling mode?
Not true. ReiserFs is a journaling file system. It was the main advantage using it in the past and the main reason why for example SuSe used as a default file system but dropped when ext3 become stable.
Now with .ext3 and .ext4 lost its importance.
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What about reiserfsprogs.tcz ?
perhaps an opportunity for an update?
Just curious why someone need Reiserfs in 2012?
Why quote an answer instead of the question?
Meanwhile I can't see a good reason for building a system with it, but there are systems which still use reiser fs , I think I even have a couple of systems which have been built with it, been running 24/7 for years.
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the reason to use reiserFS is
for example when decompressing linux source code
in to ext3 partition it takes 62 seconds
in to reiserFS partition it takes 43 seconds
and find no reiser4 support rescue type linuxs smaller then 128MB
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It's because reiser4 is not a part of the upstream kernel.
Applying a patch is not any different in TC than in other distros, so you'd need a reiser4 patch for linux 3.0.
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It's because reiser4 is not a part of the upstream kernel.
Applying a patch is not any different in TC than in other distros, so you'd need a reiser4 patch for linux 3.0.
so do you know wher to get this Reiser4 path
and if compiling why not to use newest stable kernel src 3.2.5
can it be som problems with TC patch's and adding them to kernel src 3.2.5
is other src compilation require for ex. sound work [src for OSS modules] or anything else
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so do you know wher to get this Reiser4 path
No.
and if compiling why not to use newest stable kernel src 3.2.5
can it be som problems with TC patch's and adding them to kernel src 3.2.5
It would likely work fine. You would need the tmpfs-root patch, or to use the noembed boot code with an unpatched kernel.
is other src compilation require for ex. sound work [src for OSS modules] or anything else
OSS is outside the kernel, yes, so you'd need to build it too if you build your own kernel.