RSF-2.2.1 and EaST-2.0.0 rev2 Ok, so due to logging this cannot be wrapped into a standard .TCZ extension, it will continue flagging itself as running within a "read-only" file system. Python2.7 lib-dynload was compiled from source for this project. Modules work as well as local host server handler. However along with this .TCZ extension you will need to downloads the east "/home/tc" archived folder which needs to be extracted into your (/home/tc) directory. This package is only practical for Persistent/USB/HDD installs of TinyPaw, not intended for LiveBoot use. RSF 2.2.1 and the necessary python modules for both EaST and RSF can be found here: rsf-2.2.1_east-2.0.0_rev2.tcz Archived EaST folder to be extracted in /home/tc directory can be found here: ***Must be named 'east' in the '/home/tc' folder - make sure of this*** https://github.com/C0reL0ader/EaST ***For those who DO NOT! understand what active exploit frameworks are, they are libraries of known vulnerabilities such as: Trojans, Remote Code Execution, Shells, etc - These libraries very well could trigger your antivirus so please keep that in mind*** Step 1.) Download above file to your "/home/tc" directory. Step 2.) Unzip EaST-master.zip and rename to east within your "/home/tc" directory. Step 3.) After folder is decompressed install the above RSF/EaST .tcz extension. Step 4.) Add the following line to your onboot.lst file located in the "/mnt/sdb1/tce/" directory: rsf-2.2.1_east-2.0.0_rev2.tcz ***Make sure to leave an extra line of empty space at the end of this file*** Step 5.) Make sure to save your change to the onboot.lst file by either from the menu or "CTRL+S" Step 6.) Reboot your TinyPaw / Xiaopan / TCL 8.2.x compatible build. Step 7.) Upon reboot you will have the EaST icon added to your wbar, looks like a rocket. Step 8.) Click the EaST icon and in a terminal window you will see that a server daemon has started running on "localhost" port:80. Step 9.) Open a web browser (yes, one is needed) I use seamonkey due to support. Step 10.) Once you open a browser window enter in the address bar as follows: "http://localhost/" Step 11.) Now you will see your EaST 2.0.0 Framework GUI - Enjoy!