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I use TCL to run a pair of Minecraft servers for my son and I, and noticed that there was a script in /opt that I could add shutdown commands to, however when I tried to do this to send shutdown commands to my Minecraft server instances and wait for them to quit, the script wasn't executed at all. When I checked the /etc/init.d/rc.shutdown script, I noticed that it doesn't call this script at all.

can we please also add tags for the 13.x released versions?
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I know from this that the TCL scripts are licensed under GPL:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,23390.msg146558.html?PHPSESSID=0e4d8800a42a041c0020de305cfdf537#msg146558

Nevertheless, it would be nice if the licensing were made explicit. Maybe a "LICENSE" file could be added to the root of the git repository?

It would by good to have tags for each published version of TCL. The current master revision should be 12.0, shouldn't it?

My understanding is that initrd is a gzipped cpio that the kernel loads into ram.
However here:

I see that tinycore redoes this operation again, by copying itself into ram, is there any reason why that's done? I don't understand and I couldn't find why this was done in the book. The only hint I can take is the 90% size but I couldn't find reference in the man to that either.

Thank you,
Marin

I tried to load packages at boot time over Internet from a customized repo and got a few issues.

1. The repo server does not reply HTTP 404 if a .dep was not found. Hence tce-load takes it as a .dep and tries to download a bunch of non-sense-s.
2. Since it is Internet, some long time download may get interrupted. And tce-load just skip it. This makes attending-less booting impossible.

I try to keep up with upcoming changes in busybox, so new releases don't get out of hand. One change is

awk: disallow break/continue outside of loops
https://git.busybox.net/busybox/commit/?h=1_34_stable&id=d3480dd58211d9d8c06ec7ef00089262603003ff

This breaks at least https://github.com/tinycorelinux/Core-scripts/blob/master/usr/bin/select, perhaps others I've not found yet.

I'm not the best awk coder, but would using return instead of break be correct for these two lines?

I've not been able to reproduce this reliably, but on occasion booting with noembed leaves some loops mounted, thus the filesystem with the packages gets left mounted read-write.

I've searched the scripts but I just can't see where this occurs in order to try fixing it.

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