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The old use of 'installpkg' prevented upgrading an already present package
while 'upgradepkg --install-new' allows for all options.
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Also, split 'x_base' into 'noxbase' and 'x_base' so that in future
we can create a 'rescue' option using just 'min' and 'noxbase'.
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This will provide compression ratios approaching those of xz,
while achieving decompression rations similar to lzo (5 times faster
than xz).
We will need to have a zstd package in Slackware first, and then
rebuild squashfs-tools to add zstd support.
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If we use 'testing' repository to get the Plasma 5 packages, then the
slackpkg/slackpkg+ configuration should reference that 'testing' URL
as well, to avoid confusion when the user runs 'slackpkg upgrade-all'.
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The order in which the squashfs modules were created should be respected
when they are re-assembled to an overlay filesystem.
The assembly is done in lexicographical order - therefore xbase.lst
needed to be renamed to x_base.lst.
Failing to adhere to the original assembly order causes weirdness.
In my case it meant that the complete directory /usr/share/applications
as contained in xapbase.lst was invisible in the resulting overlay, causing
near-empty menus in XFCE.
Also added several packages to x_base.lst that are now part of Slackware.
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Group membership of 'input' is needed to access input devices that are
exposed through libinput (touch devices are only exposed through libinput)
and seems to be a requirement for Wayland.
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There are no KDE4 packages left in the latest Plasma 5 releases.
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A pkglist has a certain syntax:
- Lines starting with '#' are considered comments and are ignored.
- Empty lines will be ignored.
- A line not containing '%' is considered to name a single package
to install/upgrade.
- Two strings separated by '%' are considered as 'old' and 'new' package
where the old package will be upgraded by the new package.
This is useful in situations where the package names differ (udev -> eudev).
- One string with '%' at the end is considered a package removal request.
The string in front of the '%' is the package name to be removed.
This syntax was added in liveslak-1.1.9.3.
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This way you can check in a pinch whether your new ISO will fit or not.
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CACert should be a trusted CA to avoid discomforting warnings about
'untrusted' certificate when visiting my future blog location.
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Purpose: to update the content of a Slackware Live USB stick.
upslak.sh accepts the following parameters:
-b|--nobackup Do not try to backup original kernel and modules.
-d|--devices List removable devices on this computer.
-h|--help This help.
-i|--init <filename> Replacement init script.
-k|--kernel <filename> The kernel file (or package).
-m|--kmoddir <name> The kernel modules directory (or package).
-n|--netsupport Add network boot support if not yet present.
-o|--outdev <filename> The device name of your USB drive.
-p|--persistence Move persistent data into new Live module.
-r|--restore Restore previous kernel and modules.
-s|--scan Scan for insertion of new USB device instead of
providing a devicename (using option '-o').
-v|--verbose Show verbose messages.
-w|--wait<number> Add <number> seconds wait time to initialize USB.
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Dhcpcd is for NFS root support.
Adding it outside of the network kernel module loop allows us
to update the kernel modules separately and more easily.
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The XFCE ISO is meant to fit on a CDROM medium.
CDROM ISO images must be at most 737.280.000 bytes (703 MB).
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We will use our own copy of syslinux files only as a fallback,
because it is safer to use the versions of files that come
with syslinux on the computer which runs iso2usb.sh.
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The 'upslak.sh' script will be added in the near future, it allows
(among others) to upgrade the liveslak kernel and its modules
on your liveslak USB stick.
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Normally there should not be .new files, but recently there was a bug
in ap/cgmanager where the .new files were not moved to their final spot.
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Yet more aggressive pruning of unneeded files (documentation mostly).
Packages that were (re-)added:
min/ghostscript
min/libedit
min/libidn2
xbase/SDL2
xbase/SDL2_gfx
xbase/SDL2_image
xbase/SDL2_mixer
xbase/SDL2_net
xbase/SDL2_ttf
xbase/libbluray
xbase/ocl-icd
Packages that were removed:
min/elvis
min/lilo
xapbase/xpaint
xbase/djvulibre
xbase/gtk+
xbase/liberation-fonts-ttf
xbase/xv
xfce/orage
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Adding 'sdhci-pci:sdhci-acpi' to KMODS is needed to make liveslak boot
off a Dell e7440 with O2 Micro, Inc. Integrated MMC/SD Controller.
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