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Tiny Core Linux 3.7 with option Gui install
Team Tiny Core is pleased to announce the release of Tiny Core Linux 3.7. Final change log: new multicore.iso both Tiny Core and Micro Core installation and network tools edition; new added kernel module for NTFS to base, allows read access to NTFS partition; new GUI loadpack to load, when required, Starter Pack after boot; updated rebuildfstab now supports NTFS-3G for NTFS-3G extension, allows read-write access; updated cpanel to reflect changes in the base; updated tc-functions to better handle TCVD virtual disk; updated network GUI to record udhcpc PID for services support when DHCP is requested

Final Change Log:
* New multicore.iso Both Tiny Core & Micro Core Installation and Network Tools Edition.
* New added kernel module for NTFS to base, allows read access to NTFS partition.
* New GUI loadpack to load, when required, Starter Pack after boot.
* Updated rebuildfstab now supports NTFS-3g for ntfs-3g extension, allows read-write access.
* Updated cpanel to reflect changes in the base.
* Updated tc-functions to better handle tcvd virtual disk.
* Updated network GUI to record udhcpc pid for services support when dhcp is requested.
* Updated /etc/skel/.xsession added -2button clause as 3 button/wheel remains functional while
also supporting 2 button devices.
* Updated appbrowser added color to indicate when tce directory is on /tmp (cloud mode).
* Updated appsaudit update function to remove temporary .info files and cosmetic menu change.
* Updated tce-load, rc.shutdown, and tce-removed to support named (alternate) onboot.lst.
* Updated flrun improved file name completion.
* Updated wbarconf desktop item had bad icon path.
* Updated freetype fonts to libfreetype 6.6.2.
* Updated iso images to add shortcut label tc and adjusted F2,F3,F4 screens.
* Added getKeyEventDevice to tc-functions (future use in the works).
* Improved system integrity with pause when certain unsupported file types are specified during boot, home/opt/tce.
* Added icons for editor and run.
* Moved fluff to extension.
* Removed libXaw as not needed in base and already handled by extension.
Note: Files that have changed and are likely in your backup:
.profile FILEMGR environment variable. Was defaulted to fluff. You should change to the file manager
of your choice. This is used when mount tool mounts a drive and will attempt to call FILEMGR.
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SK
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Andrew look into your httpd.conf file at line no 350. There might be a syntax error.
andrew
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hello I have this error
[root@cloud html]# /etc/init.d/httpd restart
then this appears
Starting httpd: httpd: Syntax error on line 350 of /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf: without matching section.
plz tell how to fix this.
Maximiliano Schultheis
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this was amazing, thank you so much! Tip 3 did the trick!
SK
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I am working on it. Stay tuned. Thanks for the comment.
adriana rizzati
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You are right, I saw them just now and they are awesome!