Using Pip to Install Requests Module on Tiny Core Linux and Making It Persistent

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Tiny Core Linux, which Levinux uses, is actually a type of "embedded Linux", meaning it boots from an unchanging static image every time and runs from RAM instead of the hard drive, making it uniquely resistant to corruption. With that, comes a certain difficulty in making any software that you install actually be there after a reboot. Tiny Core Linux offers 2 ways to deal with this. The first is using their own software repository with the -wi parameters. The other is using their filetool tools

MikeLevin
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Nice clear video, thanks :-)
Can you please advise though how you got PIP installed on Tinycore?

Whenever I try to install via easyinstall I'm getting "unknown url type: https". This is with openssl-dev installed.

Can your levinux be used as a base for creating embeded systems? I basically just need the kernel, networking, python and a few python modules(Which I need PIP for :-).

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Hi,
I have installed piCore version 9.3 on my raspberry pi 3 B+.

my project depends on some python3 packages like adafruit, pip, flask, etc and gpio

I want to ask you can I install a full puthon3 and it's dependencies like above in piCore or tiny linux.

Thanks ...!

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