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I included a tutorial in the description that I followed. I wasn't able to describe everything because it was a trial and error with the partition sequence and resizing. I used a 1GB microSD card, so I was more concerned with resizing each partition, and the one of original partitions was not large enough. So I don't really know how I got it to work, I just used a combination of the instructions, and not all of the instructions were needed. Ideally the root directory is 900MB but I am not sure I even got that right. It seems I only was only able to resize 140-220MB according to the video.

It can be slow, but paired with the right OS it runs decent. The c50 is actually faster than the atom n270 and n450. there are other videos with a lighter operating system on the slower atom n450 th-cam.com/video/KEbW5tFrLXc/w-d-xo.html

it's still very fast for running a few apps. It's also technically not a distro, according to their page: distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/downloads.html

What? Last PiCore 14.1 stable build dated by December 16, 2023

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@@Quesar672 I know how to solder, but I want to know the function all of the pads.

@@ogdan1173 that most likely depends on the board. are you working on a Raspberry Pi 0?

​@@Quesar672I have rpi 1b, but in near future I will buy one. Or similar product.

@@ogdan1173 ​ @ogdan1173 forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?p=628505&sid=6446a348a9a0b2dae2054cacc3b2f5ed#p628505 that forum mentions the RPi1B test pads www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/raspberry-pi.html#schematics-and-mechanical-drawings The website only mentions official test pad locations for Rpi Zero 2W

Hellbender: th-cam.com/video/CIlchd2aGZ0/w-d-xo.html

​@@pixel_rez it's slow because it's using 3Mark's newest and most demanding benchmark and at 4x the default resolution on a 2017 GPU. It runs faster on the 4K setting at nearly 14fps: www.3dmark.com/sn/713529 and 21fps with 5700xt: www.3dmark.com/sn/264486. If the PC is running slow, the System Info may freeze and see speeds incorrectly. I turn off all browsers and background apps. Also Steel Nomad Light gets 70fps: 3dmark.com/sn/194807. A better test at 8k on my Vega is the Wildlife Custom(I got 34fps): th-cam.com/video/g6QmTlzhI4s/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared

@@Quesar672 Я думаю проблема в другом. У меня win 7. Имею две видеокарты rx5700xt и gtx1660. Rx в тестах 3dMark простаивает, кулеры не крутятся, в диспетчере процессор совсем не загружен. При этом ФПС не выше 2%. В gtx 1660 таких проблем нет. В современных играх rx работает нормально

@@pixel_rez I don't know if 3Dmark supports DirectX12's latest features in Windows 7, or AMD at least. UL has limited support outside of Windows 10/11. Have you tried Vulkan settings? These options are only in the Advanced Edition, rather than the demo version. Plus it might only be selecting integrated video if you have that too.

dillo.org/FAQ.html#q12 yes, there is a way to enable SSL in an alpha build-more instructions on the home page, but I don't know if it has been updated since 2015.

Everything could be a lot less bloated, but it wouldn’t serve the interests of many

@@olympian3 it would absolutely serve the needs of many. Nobody benefits from a _needlessly_ slow program that eats memory. We accept it because there are usually tradeoffs that are worthwhile, like speed of development, memory safety, accessibility and localisation support etc. But all other things being equal, a "thinner" program is easier to maintain, more performant and less expensive to run.

The SSD would be an improvement- even a $20 one from Target or Amazon. Firefox will probably not run youtube very well, but a few months ago I got youtube streams to run smoothly using GTK+ Pipe Viewer: th-cam.com/video/jMUeePXx8Ek/w-d-xo.html Though I read YT is now blocking streams to apps (potentially desktop apps like GTK+ too): www.theregister.com/2024/04/16/youtube_ad_blocking/ It only has MPEG-2 decoding, but works best with offline media (or browserless stream). Test results: github.com/hatonthecat/linux_distro_tests#exegnulinux-devuan-gnulinux-with-trinity-desktop

it's the GPU. It seems that the texture rendering is set too high. lowering the resolution/graphics sometimes helps, but it might be one of the anti-aliasing or upscaling, even though I tried to set it at the lowest. A similar effect happened in Street Fighter 6

Hi Dirk, thanks for your comment. The link in the description seems to be a better resource, but I've heard from others that using Microsoft device drivers might have this issue more. So Linux hardware/favored USB devices would probably not have this problem as often, at least on a Linux geared arm board.

Thanks!

for desktop? I would try out the standard OS www.raspberrypi.com/software/operating-systems/ since it has the most support. Are there particular apps you use? It may be better to configure it for a single app instead of a larger distro. While I got DietPi to work, it probably requires a little more setup, depending on experience. The desktop version with 894MB fits on 8GB. The one with "Recommended Software" is a 2.7GB download and requires at least an 11GB on the SD (i.e 16GB) Also, if you have a USB to Ethernet adapter, RISC OS supports it -this video compares Rpi OS bootup to Diet Pi and Risc OS Direct: 2+minutes, to 1 minute 20 seconds, to 35 seconds: th-cam.com/video/fpErKjnCY-8/w-d-xo.html at the 19:00 mark it starts I've also been able to load Slackware with CLI- if you type "setup" once it (without a desktop) docs.slackware.com/howtos:hardware:arm:raspberrypi (has a different set of window managers than this link, but if you can figure out how to set a partition and install it, It loads quite quickly! My live usb only needs a 1GB microSD, but I do not know if it downloads the desktop from the web or if it is on the image. I was hoping to preinstall it, which is why I didn't bother to plug in another microSD (i am not sure there is enough space to make two partititions on the one with the live usb) sarpi.penthux.net/index.php?p=finalsteps

@@Quesar672 I used to use standard Slowly, I'll take it slow, I'll use it for karaoke.midi Want to use without too much delay

@@notetivanobisukae2365 I found a Karaoke image optimized on the Pi zero: github.com/vicwomg/pikaraoke The image download is here: github.com/vicwomg/pikaraoke/releases/tag/1.1.2 Were you referring to midi generation/creation or playback? There are also a lot of media players that run faster than the standard for this same reason- it can even avoid needing to use the X server, which took me nearly 2 hrs to install on a Diet Pi. Update: check out FLWM th-cam.com/video/W4_v_CW-WSc/w-d-xo.html It runs much faster than LXDE on DietPi

@@Quesar672 Thank you very much, I only use it for playing music. Can play or not? Single core pi zero w

@@Quesar672 What is The X server I don't know, sorry I'm not good at English.

Yes :) I am too inexperienced to install any apps but I have another video where I run it: th-cam.com/video/OFiQRntSAf4/w-d-xo.html My wish is that someone could make a more user friendly live CD with some apps so that it could run blazingly fast for the Raspberry Pi Zero- they have a distro for it called PiCore but I haven't gotten past the bootloader www.tinycorelinux.net/ports.html (Tiny Core doesn't consider itself a distro, but that's fine)

@@Quesar672 The link sent me to a video of your trying Tiny Core Linux. Tiny SliTaz is forked from SliTaz as a much more lightweight version.

@@greatwavefan397 I misread your comment as TinyCore, sorry. I have read of TinySlitaz though, yes!: tiny.slitaz.org/ but I have never tried to build an ISO from it. If you know any ISOs, I'd be happy to check them out. Also, since it can run on as little as 4MB of RAM, I'd be interested in finding someone who can port Tiny Slitaz to a microcontroller like the Ambiq Apollo4 (Cortex M4F with flat memory addressing) which has 2MB of RAM and can be solar powered. (I can't code, though i try to learn things every day, and I've been trying for nearly 20yrs). Other CortexM4 ports include uclinux and Emcraft: www.emcraft.com/imxrt1050-evk-board/what-is-minimal-footprint en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%9CClinux

Sure, why not? You can also install Gemini/Gopher and have the ads removed :) but that would only be for that device.

I used to run Linux Mint or Ubuntu with Xfce. On this N230- youtube plays- but it might run smoother on 360p or 240p instead of 480p. th-cam.com/video/aJcWcQ8ew6Q/w-d-xo.html with Lubuntu but BionicPup 32 runs much faster in that video at 480p. It didn't run too well on the ARMv6 Pi zero, but that was only 512MB

There are other options such as: "Loc OS" or VoidPup

@@maxcontreras. thanks! I will check out more non systemd OSes: nosystemd.org/

@@Quesar672 yeah, loc-os is pretty good and works good on my atom. The creator had a version without desktop but now is outdated. I hope he makes a newer version

@@alejandromarbella99 I tried out Obarun today and a few others. I was able to get it to load with JWM and it runs really nice. the login and pw are on the website. The RAM version requires 2GB so i just booted from SD. Runs really nice and smooth ~200MB of RAM idle web.obarun.org/index.php?id=1

Im complaining too because u must have a 4k tv so it will look actually good

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