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We've got a 0.4 beta iso out on some of the ftp servers (ibiblio, but not sourceforge). If you try it out, please post any problems/results here. Thanks!
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worked fine after figured out a package conflict between kdebase and kdenetwork, part from that it seems fine.
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can you post a changelog or something?
apt-get install arch
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Sure. here are the major points.
-- New Packages: (pending)
-- Updated Packages: (pending)
-- added nfsmounts to initscripts
-- install script improvements
-- install CD layout modified to run from an initrd
-- modified rc.d scripts to kill with .pid files or pidof
-- rc.sysinit now handles UTC times (user patch)
-- module depenencies are only updated if required
-- all packages rebuilt with gcc 3.2
-- pacman now supports multiple servers and respositories
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Thanks, ody. That file conflict will be gone in the release.
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im dlin it right now.. ill pop it tonight and take her out fur a test drive.
try to be a man and some day, you'll understand -ccr
oh dont u worry.. ill be eating ur balls fur lunch tomorrow. -Hugh "HughMan" Stahl
MoRdAnTlY [Mr. Wolf '91 - '11]
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D/L in process. Will be looking for a clean install.
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Worked like a charm--the issues of 0.3 with pacman and not being able install more than a base package have been fixed--I'll be updating my page in a day or so.
Great job, as always. I think I'm going to throw it on a laptop next and see how it does. (Though as 0.3 did fine with that laptop, I anticipate no problems)
Scott
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some comments from an irc user:
10:26 noxarin| hey guys, just thought id mention incase it hasnt been, for archlinux 0.4 beta, the executable is missing from the
enlightenment package
10:26 noxarin| and for ethereal there's missing docsis files that prevent it running
I can confirm the enlightenment issue, the current package is broken. It's strange, since the PKGBUILD works fine
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if i get the 4.0 beta iso and istall it, when you release the 4.0 can i just do a
"pacman -Syu" to update my version or do i need to reinstall.
thanks
jon
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Thanks, jk. Enlightenment should be fixed now.
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if i get the 4.0 beta iso and istall it, when you release the 4.0 can i just do a
"pacman -Syu" to update my version or do i need to reinstall.
Yes. You never have to download a new .iso to upgrade your arch system. Install once and then use 'pacman -Syu' to keep it up to date.
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I figure this is worth mentioning, as Gentoo has become so popular--with Arch, upgrading, even from the 0.3 with gcc 2.95 (or whatever) to gcc 3.x is painless. The developers have done a fantastic job on this.
(In Gentoo it's not at all painless--most folks gave up and did a new install--same with FreeBSD, though that's a bit smoother--FreeBSD 5.x is using gcc 3.x).
So yes, though I was one of the ones posting about using the new ISO, that was mainly to keep my own Arch Linux page up to date--with pacman -Syu, as has been said, your system gets updated quite smoothly to the most current release and packages.
Scott
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alsa: no modules found after install. e.g. modprobe snd-ice172 doesn't work!
network: where is the dns configured? with 0.2/0.3 I didn't have this problem at all
install: selecting everything takes too long. I rebooted the system after waiting for 30 minutes after "checking dependencies"
on the other hand: the new install/vi configuration is cool.
pacman 2.2 still kicks ass
and this is the first time gnome2 works as it should.
Still a pity about alsa. Without it linux is worthless to me.
apt-get install arch
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alsa can be a bit touchy sometimes. i suggest you rebuild it locally from your abs tree.
AKA uknowme
I am not your friend
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that would be cool, but gives a make error.
Was the very frist thing I tried of course
apt-get install arch
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What was the error? Were the modules themselves missing?
[root@saturn root]# find /lib/modules/2.4.20 -name "*ice*"
/lib/modules/2.4.20/kernel/sound/pci/ice1712
/lib/modules/2.4.20/kernel/sound/pci/ice1712/snd-ice1712.o
/lib/modules/2.4.20/kernel/sound/acore/seq/snd-seq-device.o
Did you run depmod -a after installing alsa-driver?
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nope, will try that when I boot back into Arch
Never ever had to do that with ALSA ...
apt-get install arch
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I had the same, but when I installed the base packages only the install continued. Have you tried installing the base packages only?
apt-get install arch
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It's probably not hanging, just taking a long time to check dependencies and conflicts (especially conflicts). It works much faster when you just install base because there are far less packages to process.
There are a couple of conflicts between packages in the 0.4beta iso. They'll be resolved for the final release.
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