It's dope and I like the colors. I also like what zephyr did with CROWZ but I wish he had a 32 bit ISO.

Do you provide a SHA256SUMS.asc as well?

I did some digging via https://pkginfo.devuan.org/ and my search engine and I sorted the firmwares by category: WiFi/non-WiFi.

Basically, everything that has "wireless" in the description serves only this purpose, except firmware-intelwimax. I did not find much information about this one so I put it in the non-WiFi category, even though it has something to do with USB and WiFi (WiFi dongles maybe). Does anyone know what it is for?

firmware-atheros
Binary firmware for Atheros wireless cards
firmware-brcm80211
Binary firmware for Broadcom 802.11 wireless cards
firmware-iwlwifi
Binary firmware for Intel Wireless cards
firmware-libertas
Binary firmware for Marvell wireless cards
firmware-zd1211
binary firmware for the zd1211rw wireless driver

firmware-amd-graphics
Binary firmware for AMD/ATI graphics chips
firmware-bnx2
Binary firmware for Broadcom NetXtremeII
firmware-bnx2x
Binary firmware for Broadcom NetXtreme II 10Gb
firmware-intelwimax
Binary firmware for Intel WiMAX Connection
firmware-linux-nonfree
Binary firmware for various drivers in the Linux kernel (meta-package)
firmware-myricom
Binary firmware for Myri-10G Ethernet adapters
firmware-netxen
Binary firmware for QLogic Intelligent Ethernet (3000 and 3100 Series)
firmware-qlogic
Binary firmware for QLogic HBAs
firmware-realtek
Binary firmware for Realtek wired/wifi/BT adapters
firmware-ti-connectivity
Binary firmware for TI Connectivity wifi and BT/FM/GPS adapters

En fait, c'est assez fréquent ^^ J'utilise "fr.deb.devuan.org" depuis cet été et j'ai toujours eu des problèmes pour récupérer les paquets.

Il y a plus efficace que Google Translate. En France, on utilise ce site: https://www.linguee.fr/ C'est très fiable si tu recherches une expression ou un morceau de phrase. Ca permet de choisir la bonne expression en fonction du contexte. Le dictionnaire de français le plus facile est le Larousse français: https://www.larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais Ensuite, tu connais certainement wordreference.com http://www.wordreference.com/
Tu écris vachement bien en anglais, alors j'imagine que tu es anglophone?

I wanted to remove all WiFi firmwares. Thank you, there are no errors now:
https://ibb.co/iDW6Be
https://ibb.co/bximBe

I noticed the package "apt-listchanges" is installed by default. Is it purely informative or am I supposed to tweak some packages every now and then as mentionned on the screenshot? Here is the output after sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade:
https://ibb.co/i2ebBe

Try these new links:
https://ibb.co/jDEMbe
https://ibb.co/cjAuwe
Also, I thought about running your script to remove everything and install the firmwares I need one by one (dpkg -i) but "firmware-amd-graphics" does not appear in the /firmware directory.

I am not sure I know how to find firmwares in my system to be honest. On my Devuan PC I installed via the classic netinst-iso, none of the firmwares below can be found with the command aptitude search name of the firmware, whereas I can find them in your ISO with the same command.

    firmware-amd-graphics
    firmware-atheros
    firmware-bnx2
    firmware-bnx2x
    firmware-brcm80211
    firmware-intelwimax
    firmware-iwlwifi
    firmware-libertas
    firmware-linux-nonfree
    firmware-myricom
    firmware-netxen
    firmware-qlogic
    firmware-realtek
    firmware-ti-connectivity
    firmware-zd1211

I am asking these questions because I want to have more control over non-free firmwares. My current Devuan PC does not need any, while the laptop I am going to buy will need all of them except the wifi ones. Basically, I need two things:
1. For my old PC, I need a Devuan installation stripped of non-free firmwares.
2. For my new PC, I need a Devuan installation with all non-free firmwares, except the wifi ones.
I think your ISO makes it easier to install what I need than the regular one.

Many thanks

There is no non-free firmware from this list in the installer-iso, although I chose the standard installation (not advanced).

Your script works just fine but commenting out the lines above did not uninstall wifi firmwares:
http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/201 … nlive1.png
http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/201 … nlive2.png
However, I can uninstall "firmware-amd-graphics" and "firmware-linux-nonfree" if I comment out all lines except these two.

fungus, the instructions on the installer screen confirm what you have just said.

It may not be the best choice but I selected my country, then auto.mirror.devuan.org and my download speed seems to be fine.

When I install Devuan (during the installation, not before), I am prompted to choose a mirror to get additional packages. So you advise me to use:

- pkgmaster.devuan.org
- auto.mirror.devuan.org

I don't remember exactly but I think we have to choose a location (country) before selecting the mirror. In which country(ies) are these 2 mirrors located?

You might want to take a look at Epiphany I reinstalled Devuan XFCE without the mirrors and it is bug free, except Epiphany. I can watch videos on Youtube when it does not crash but there is no sound, although I adjusted the volume to the maximum.

For the temperature captor/monitor to work: chmod u+s /usr/sbin/hddtemp as root.

Even though we can comment out /etc/apt/sources.list, I thought it was a bug. Thanks for the information by the way.

I never had to edit preferences to change the default view settings, good to know. It seems obvious now.

Edit: there are not as many packages as before without the mirrors, e.g. preload, freemind, freeplane, and XFCE is the only DE available. That's normal, right? Anyways, Freemind and Freeplane were outdated. I usually install them from the sources.