Thread: geekmaster's simple guide to tcc (tinycc)
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Old 04-27-2012, 04:05 AM   #27
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I noticed the hanging (and even bricking) when booting from main (and even worse on the K5(touch)) and then doing wget or gcc. That is why I booted from diags to run optware (much more free memory).
From optware I use only openssh, nano, rsync and sometimes mc, so, I don't really need a lot of free memory.

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Again -- on K4, you have a lot more you can do (with better graphics too) when you boot diags instead of main.
The problem is that along with "hacking" I stiil use my kindle for reading (surprize!). And, while there is still no any terminal working on K4, I don't like much all these rebooting procedures.

By the way, besides using better eink drivers, what else can I find in diags compared to main + optware?
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