===== TBD ===== Reference to existing wiki pages. --- //[[sm8ps-tcl1@yahoo.com|sm8ps]] 2015/01/05 10:40// * First candidate: http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/wiki:tiny_core_file_architecture_diagrams --- //[[sm8ps-tcl1@yahoo.com|sm8ps]] 2015/01/06 11:43// Include http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php?topic=17863.msg107957;boardseen#new (correction about Busybox links by JasonW) --- //[[sm8ps-tcl1@yahoo.com|sm8ps]] 2015/01/07 00:37// ==== 20150504 ==== Snipped the following for later reuse: == Busybox == Busybox is a single executable which is soft-linked against the file names of the tools it offers. Thus calling 'ls' would not be '/bin/ls' but actually a call to '/bin/busybox' which is soft-linked to '/bin/ls'. This behavior, however can be changed by providing the --- //[[sm8ps-tcl1@yahoo.com|sm8ps]] 2015/05/04 06:40// ===== Question ===== I am slightly confused saying "Running from arbitrary file systems" is a Little bit in contrast to the second paragraph of [[dcore:welcome#typical_installation]] where it says that the sce Directory must be on a file System with usual Unix file-attributes. --- //[[bernhard@wildwein.de|bernhard]] 2015/04/13 08:01// ==== Answer ==== Kernel and the initrd may be on arbitrary file systems; the sce directory, however, needs to be POSIX-like. I shall straighten this out to make it more clear. ( --- //[[sm8ps-tcl1@yahoo.com|sm8ps]] 2015/04/13 07:39//) I have put together a thorough discussion of this issue in [[dcore:usb_installation_test-drive]] where everything runs from one single FAT32 partition. Accordingly, i have deleted the confusing statements referenced in the question. --- //[[sm8ps-tcl1@yahoo.com|sm8ps]] 2015/04/30 13:10//