Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => TCB Talk => Topic started by: newFALCON1 on July 13, 2015, 01:07:30 PM
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Hello,
Recently the pen drive contained my fully configured
TCL 4.3.x has just gone faulty. It was not a very old
pendrive at all.
Consequently much is lost , inparticular the whole
configuration and unique older extensions that
are depricated now (Adobe Flash 10.3 ) and older python too.
Are there any existing remasters of TCL?...... since it's the only
real linux that interest me. What i mean is a configured remaster
with its native web browser, (Flash 10.3) and file manager and sound
base and in a usable state for nomadic intent (as tiny core is designed for)
thanks
Nf.
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Remasters are not supported.
You can check the unsupported section at http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/board,43.0.html
but do not post questions about them in the forums. All remasters MUST supply their own support.
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Hi. Tiny Core is so configurable, it is unlikely someone's remaster would provide everything you want out-of-the-box. Tiny Core is the easiest distribution ever for quick copy/paste backups, so once you get your system running again just backup mydata and /optional or copy the entire contents of your pendrive onto a hard drive.
Tiny Core v4 is still popular and the repositories are available. Shouldn't take too long to get back to a decent system. I know Tiny Core 6 has a getFlash10 extension, it's probably also in v4 repositories. Or if using Firefox, just manually install the libflashplayer.so version you want into /plugins. Sorry can't help with Python. All customized personal extensions should regularly be backed up, even just a quick cloud/email attachment so they are never lost.
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Hello,
Okay the answer must lie is better prep and backing up.
I do have the necessary files saved someplace.
Nf
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You could also make a script to install all you need after the installation and configure the packages and files. Then there is no need for full copy of the content of the pendrive, just a script saved in your e-mail, cloud or other place easy to remember.
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newFALCON1, if you haven't reused your usb pendrive yet, you may be able to restore at least some files using testdisk (and photorec).
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Misalf,
Uh the pendrive is faulty.
The pen could not be found by any machine.,.......as a booting thumb drive
at bios level ............or at desktop level as a drive.
i Can not interact with it in any way. It lights up, that's all.
It won't show the thumbdrive in tools like gparted.
Nf