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I'm still relatively new to Arch, but I really like it. Installing GNOME on Arch is easier than Slack by a mile. And I'm very impressed with how well-documented Arch is. The wiki is second to none in my opinion. Thus, it'll be somewhat embarrassing if the answer to my question is there and I missed it.
Is there a relatively down-and-dirty way to get a kernel with all of the above installed? My fantasy is to simply issue a pacman command, and voila! up-to-date kernel with all three features. But I doubt that's possible. Short of having it that easy, what do you more veteran Arch users recommend? What's the shortest, least error-prone path to a recent kernel with Aufs2, LZMA and SquashFS? Thanks in advance.
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I have sqlzma package here below:
http://arch-live.isawsome.net/testing/
This will overwrite the squashfs.ko file in kernel26 package. But it will allow you to use the older 3.4 squashfs+lzma modules without any problems.
I'm working on a live cds based on Archlinux. http://godane.wordpress.com/
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Thanks, godane. I wondered if I would be reading a reply from you, and I was right.
Would you happen to have a script that installs your patch and 3.4 squashfs+lzma? As in, a script that installs your patch, grabs the squashfs+lzma packages with wget, and installs them? That'd be very cool.
Last edited by lostinamerica (2009-05-19 19:28:46)
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Hmm. Okay, so there's no script. How about some step-by-step instructions (as are found throughout the Arch Wiki) for updating the kernel with squashfs+lzma and aufs2? Would anyone be able to provide that?
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