Update tinycore-linux.gns3a

[s-celles]

Before submitting a pull request, please check the following.

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When updating an existing appliance:

• The new version is on top.
• The filenames in the "images" section are unique, to avoid appliances / version overwriting each other.
• If you forked the repo, running check.py doesn't drop any errors for the updated file.

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When creating a new appliance:

• It's tested locally, i.e.
  • You dragged an instance into a project on your box, got it installed (if necessary), and did some basic network checks (ping, UI reachable, etc.).
  • GNS3 VM can run it without any tweaks.
  • The device is in the right category: router, switch, guest (hosts), firewall
  • You filled in as much info as possible (checks the schemas and other appliance files for some guidance).
• When adding a container: it builds on Docker Hub and can be pulled.
• The filenames in the "images" section are unique (to avoid appliances and/or versions overwriting each other).
• If you forked the repo, running check.py doesn't drop any errors for the new file.
• Optional: a symbol has been created for the new appliance.

[s-celles]

This PR adds Core and CorePlus to TinyCore Linux appliance.

[grossmj]

Thanks, I will test soon 👍

[grossmj]

The version field in images must match the name field in versions.

For instance:

        {
            "filename": "linux-tinycore-11.1.qcow2",
            "version": "11.1",
            "md5sum": "00a65300a1dcc956e4e677c638bf4445",
            "filesize": 33816576,
            "download_url": "https://sourceforge.net/projects/gns-3/files/Qemu%20Appliances/",
            "direct_download_url": "http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/gns-3/Qemu%20Appliances/linux-tinycore-11.1.qcow2"
        },

        {
            "name": "11.1",
            "images": {
                "hda_disk_image": "linux-tinycore-11.1.qcow2"
            }
        },

I understand you tried to add Core and CorePlus to this appliance. Maybe these 2 flavors should be separate appliances?

[s-celles]

it could make sense as hardware requirements maybe different from a console only Linux distro to a Linux distro with GUI and some softwares

[grossmj]

it could make sense as hardware requirements maybe different from a console only Linux distro to a Linux distro with GUI and some softwares

Yes, that's what I thought. Let's create separate appliances instead.

Thanks 👍

[grossmj]

@scls19fr I was just wondering if you plan to create these separate appliances? Thanks.

[s-celles]

Hi @grossmj

No. Sorry
I'm quite busy currently.

Kind regards

[grossmj]

Ok no worries. I will try to take care of it myself.