Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => Raspberry Pi => Topic started by: sdfbvdfbvs on February 10, 2017, 04:03:13 AM
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I'm stuck at the 'install' when trying to do create that partition as described in the 'readme'.
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picore 7.0
pi 2
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Did you run fdisk with "sudo" ?
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Everything looks OK. Just reboot, than Kernel will use the partition table.
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@polikuo
yes with sudo as described in the readme.
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I rebooted, assuming the partitioning went ok.
Then trying to load the GUI. Get this error. This is the same error I got when I treid this before the partitioning, so I guess the partitioning did not go down so well.
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You must delete the previous partial downloads of packages.
What is the free size on /mnt/mmcblk0p2? Did you resize the partition after reboot?
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It should be in uppercase, it matters.
tce-load -wi TC
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And also as the README explains that you have to run the point 4.
As also @bmarkus also suggests.
- Did you resize the partition after reboot?
4) After reboot expand file system to the new partition boundaries with
typing the following command as root:
sudo resize2fs /dev/mmcblk0p2
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@bmarkus
don't know how to delete previous partly downloads.
free size on /mnt/mmcblk0p2. Do you mean start 69648 end 93119?
@patrikg @bmarkus
I now tried to do the resize. It tells me it did nothing. It says in the readme to enter the same end-value, but also that is should be bigger. So what to enter? I used the same and after the resize command it tells me it did no do anything.
@polikuo
I tried with the correct spelling and same result. I guess the other issues need to be done proper before it can load gui.
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Did you unmount all the filesystems first ?
A simpler way would be adding "base" to your boot code.
Then redo all the partitioning and resizing with sudo.
Good luck :)