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#1 Re: Off-topic » Devuan Ascii - NETINST ISO Size » 2018-02-17 16:07:56
Probably firmware-non-free (but it's not 100%)?
#2 Off-topic » "I am devuan" advertisement » 2018-02-17 11:30:12
- coyote
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#3 Re: Installation » Updating kernel on arm64 ascii raspi3 installation » 2018-02-15 15:34:51
You can just compile linux for raspberry pi: https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux
These days, after switching to arm64, I will also have this problem because I also have raspi3 but on armhf.
Nosing around reveals that there's a linux-image-4.14.0-0.bpo.3-arm64 package available. Should I just bite the bullet and install it?
No, this kernel will not work fully with raspberry pi.
P.s. also try this: https://elinux.org/Raspberry_Pi_Kernel_Compilation
#4 Hardware & System Configuration » Switch from armhf to arm64 » 2018-02-15 15:24:27
- coyote
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Hello, I use raspi3, but raspi2 image installed. I had many changes onto it and so don't want to reinstall it. I think I can add architecture arm64, reinstall armhf minbase with minbase for arm64, reboot and switch all other packages?
#5 Re: Installation » Why auto.mirror.devuan.org is so slow? » 2018-01-20 09:24:11
And who said that the other repository, pkgmaster, is any faster?
Should we run a campaign to raise funds for faster repositories?
Maybe there are so many people using them that the servers can't keep up. That is a happy problem.
Imagine authoring a distribution with a superfast server than nobody uses.
But debian is one of popularest distros?
#6 Installation » Why auto.mirror.devuan.org is so slow? » 2018-01-19 16:13:57
- coyote
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The average speed is 100 kbps, but my internet provider speed is more than 1-2mbps.
Why is it so slow?
P.s. I also select select ru/ua/kz mirrors (near to me), but the story agains.
#7 Re: Devuan » Install systemd on devuan or switching to dev1 from slackware » 2018-01-11 15:39:54
Installed the system in dualboot (with united kernel). Works great!
#8 Devuan » Install systemd on devuan or switching to dev1 from slackware » 2018-01-11 05:33:34
- coyote
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Hello guys. No, i don't want to install systemd on devuan. I want to install devuan, but i have some questions:
1. Is it easy to maintain .deb packages?
2. Is it stable as slackware?
3. I need last version of minetest. Can i compile it into .deb for me in 1 command as in slackware?
VERSION=0.4.16 sbopkg -i minetest4. Is there any pawbook for newbies on system tools and package maintaining?
5. Is it easy to serve a small repository on raspberry pi?
Thank you!
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