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v25.7.22

23 Jul 17:39
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penguins-eggs_25.7.22

This is a settlement version. During version 25.7.14 rpm packages for fedora, opensuse and rhel9 were created for the first time. Of course, this gradually required code changes. This version picks them up and includes all them, but has no substantial new features compared to the previous version.

Some other adaptment will be necessary in the future, particulay split beetwhen fedora and rhel9, and, in the future rhel10, like that happen beetwhen Arch and Manjaro packages.

v25.7.14

23 Jul 17:40
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penguins-eggs_25.7.14

  • produce --script: copied directories: /etc and /boot are not overwritten a second time when the bind script is run and are not deleted by ubind. This led to a malfunction of the produce --script command and the deletion of the live user in the generated ISO.
  • produce --script: added patch to the script mksquashfs to emulate livecd structure of archiso/miso. Now option: sudo produce --script can be successully used on every distro.
  • Alpine/Fedora: finally calamares is configured and installing. Remain to solve for OpenSUSE.

v25.7.12

23 Jul 17:41
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penguins-eggs_25.7.12 back to future!

A few months ago - around March - I tried to introduce building complete systems from containers. This required a global review of the methods for getting the kernel name and version. Neither uname -r nor /proc/cmdline parsing can be used in containers.

Having received several reports from users who have the system with several kernels installed, I decided to return to the traditional method for common installed systems.

I also retraced my steps for the classes utils.tsx and distro.ts, which had been restructured with the help of AI.

The problem here was the fact that it was impossible for me to maintain them. AI has a broader knowledge of language and methodologies than myself, but also excessively tortuous from a logical point of view. However, I count-in the future-to partially recover the good parts of this work by rewriting it from scratch.