Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Extensions => TCE Q&A Forum => Topic started by: bonbob on August 12, 2017, 03:01:33 PM
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I interesting in TCL as alternative OS for routers. It's tiny and easy to understand, easy to use and easy to change for own purposes. For example i placed TCL with all needed extensions on 64Mb MMC card. (iproute2, iptables, dnsmasq, bftpd, openssh, pppd, hostapd, net-bridging, wireless-support, web-server.. etc)
But there are some "tcz-holes" for building router OS. Many extensions is outdated.
Thanks to Juanito hostapd was updated to latest version. Unfortunately TCL still have no fully IPv6 support in PPPD. So i offer two TCZ renews.
pppd v. 2.4.7 http://tinycorelinux.sytes.net/tcz/pppd.zip (http://tinycorelinux.sytes.net/tcz/pppd.zip) with IPv6 support (i have check on PPPoE)
radvd v. 2.17 http://tinycorelinux.sytes.net/tcz/radvd.zip (http://tinycorelinux.sytes.net/tcz/radvd.zip) - Router advertisement daemon. It something like DHCP-server for IPv6, but more simple and usable.
For future it good to update Samba to version 4. ::)
P.S. It's all for 32bit ver 8.x
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Could you please submit the extensions as per the instructions in the wiki
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I have followed by this http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/wiki:creating_extensions (http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/wiki:creating_extensions) as you adviced. Or i try to do this. You can check this extensions, or will make the same by yourself. I believe, you can do it better than i. Because i am just learning to make an *.tcz extensions. :)
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What I meant was please send the extensions to the email address mentioned in the wiki article 🙂
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submitqc say
pppd.tcz library inclusion disabled on commandline
what does it mean?
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submitqc say
pppd.tcz library inclusion disabled on commandline
what does it mean?
submitqc has dep check function, but it's disabled by default.
try
submitqc --libs
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With this option submission for pppd and radvd has passed.
submitqc: All extensions passed! Ready for submission.