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Tiny Core Extensions => TCE Bugs => Topic started by: linic on January 24, 2026, 09:03:17 AM

Title: Missing extensions in 16.x/86
Post by: linic on January 24, 2026, 09:03:17 AM

Hi,

I have been running some tests with my custom mirror and found missing extensions for 16.x/x86.

Using rsync, I mirrored rsync.ibiblio.org::tinycorelinux/ and used a custom recursive script to copy extensions
using their .tcz.dep from the mirror folder to an empty folder.

I tested manually with a browser that they're not referenced at http://tinycorelinux.net/16.x/x86/tcz/

So, the following are referenced but missing:

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evas-dev.tcz evas.tcz gmpc.tcz tiff-dev.tcz audiofile.tcz opusfile-dev.tcz sdl2.tcz

More details:

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$ grep -rne evas-dev.tcz --include=*.tcz.dep
ecore-dev.tcz.dep:2:evas-dev.tcz
python-ecore-dev.tcz.dep:3:python-evas-dev.tcz
python-edje-dev.tcz.dep:2:python-evas-dev.tcz
python-emotion-dev.tcz.dep:3:python-evas-dev.tcz
python-evas-dev.tcz.dep:3:evas-dev.tcz

$ grep -rne evas.tcz --include=*.tcz.dep
ecore.tcz.dep:1:evas.tcz
python-evas-dev.tcz.dep:1:python-evas.tcz
python-evas.tcz.dep:2:evas.tcz

$ grep -rne gmpc.tcz --include=*.tcz.dep
gmpc-locale.tcz.dep:1:gmpc.tcz
gmpc-tagedit.tcz.dep:1:gmpc.tcz

$ grep -rne tiff-dev.tcz --include=*.tcz.dep
GraphicsMagick-dev.tcz.dep:4:libtiff-dev.tcz
fox-dev.tcz.dep:6:libtiff-dev.tcz
gdal-dev.tcz.dep:3:libgeotiff-dev.tcz
gdk-pixbuf2-dev.tcz.dep:3:libtiff-dev.tcz
lcms2-dev.tcz.dep:2:libtiff-dev.tcz
libcamera-dev.tcz.dep:5:libtiff-dev.tcz
libgd-bin.tcz.dep:4:libtiff-dev.tcz
libgd-dev.tcz.dep:2:tiff-dev.tcz
libgeotiff-dev.tcz.dep:2:libtiff-dev.tcz
libwebp1-dev.tcz.dep:2:libtiff-dev.tcz
poppler07-dev.tcz.dep:5:libtiff-dev.tcz
sane-backends-dev.tcz.dep:2:libtiff-dev.tcz

$ grep -rne audiofile.tcz --include=*.tcz.dep
mpd-minimal.tcz.dep:2:audiofile.tcz

$ grep -rne opusfile-dev.tcz --include=*.tcz.dep
sdl2_mixer-dev.tcz.dep:4:opusfile-dev.tcz

$ grep -rne sdl2.tcz --include=*.tcz.dep
sdl2_ttf.tcz.dep:1:sdl2.tcz

Let me know if this is useful.
If it is useful, would running this "test" on 17.x/x86 be desirable at the moment (since it's in alpha)?

Thanks again for maintaining TCL!