I run Devuan Beowulf+TDE and also build the Exe GNU/Linux live iso's. Devuan Beowulf beta stable is now released with apparently only bug fix and security updates to come.
TDE installation documentation says to use trinity-sb for Beowulf. Beowulf+TDE actually installs and runs fine here using the main r14.0.x buster repo. is there a reason why we should still use trinity-sb for Beowulf or should that documentation be now updated?
Cheers and thanks for keeping TDE going..
David
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On 2020/04/05 11:59 AM, David Hare wrote:
I run Devuan Beowulf+TDE and also build the Exe GNU/Linux live iso's. Devuan Beowulf beta stable is now released with apparently only bug fix and security updates to come.
TDE installation documentation says to use trinity-sb for Beowulf. Beowulf+TDE actually installs and runs fine here using the main r14.0.x buster repo. is there a reason why we should still use trinity-sb for Beowulf or should that documentation be now updated?
Cheers and thanks for keeping TDE going..
David
Hi David,
1) trinity-sb _is_ the latest r14.0.x code (not the latest stable r14.0.x release == r14.0.7 but the current status of r14.0.x with all the fixes done since the last stable releast)
2) for beowulf you can use both PSB (r14.0.x) or PTB (r14.1.0-dev). The point is that beowulf is not stable yet, so there aren't official TDE packages for it. But you can use the equivalent debian packages as explained in the wiki page. Whether you use PSB or PTB is up to you, depending on what version you want.
HTH. Cheers Michele
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Thanks Michele.
I'm fine with trinity-sb on my main, installed beowulf system (marked "Release 14.0.8 [DEVELOPMENT]"). I have also a ceres install with trinity-testing.
The point here is, I would like release 14.0.7 for my next beowulf live build (therefore avoiding TDE rolling updates, till 14.0.8 is ready).
I didn't know release 14.0.7 would work properly on Beowulf till I tried it and found it does. Although the documentation doesn't say that. Also want to know, does something I missed mean that's a bad idea?
Cheers, D
On 05/04/2020, Michele Calgaro via trinity-devel trinity-devel@lists.pearsoncomputing.net wrote:
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On 2020/04/05 11:59 AM, David Hare wrote:
I run Devuan Beowulf+TDE and also build the Exe GNU/Linux live iso's. Devuan Beowulf beta stable is now released with apparently only bug fix and security updates to come.
TDE installation documentation says to use trinity-sb for Beowulf. Beowulf+TDE actually installs and runs fine here using the main r14.0.x buster repo. is there a reason why we should still use trinity-sb for Beowulf or should that documentation be now updated?
Cheers and thanks for keeping TDE going..
David
Hi David,
- trinity-sb _is_ the latest r14.0.x code (not the latest stable r14.0.x
release == r14.0.7 but the current status of r14.0.x with all the fixes done since the last stable releast)
- for beowulf you can use both PSB (r14.0.x) or PTB (r14.1.0-dev). The
point is that beowulf is not stable yet, so there aren't official TDE packages for it. But you can use the equivalent debian packages as explained in the wiki page. Whether you use PSB or PTB is up to you, depending on what version you want.
HTH. Cheers Michele
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On Sunday 05 of April 2020 22:20:32 David Hare wrote:
Thanks Michele.
I'm fine with trinity-sb on my main, installed beowulf system (marked "Release 14.0.8 [DEVELOPMENT]"). I have also a ceres install with trinity-testing.
The point here is, I would like release 14.0.7 for my next beowulf live build (therefore avoiding TDE rolling updates, till 14.0.8 is ready).
I didn't know release 14.0.7 would work properly on Beowulf till I tried it and found it does. Although the documentation doesn't say that. Also want to know, does something I missed mean that's a bad idea?
Cheers, D
Hi David,
I don't know if you've noticed the information that here is a plan to release the final TDE R14.0.8 at the end of April. If it's not a problem for you, you can adjust your plan accordingly.
In any case, Devuan Beowulf should be the same as Debian Buster, for which there are official TDE R14.0.7 packages. So yes the current stable R14.0.7 should work with Beowulf. It is possible to update the wiki page.
Cheers
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David Hare -
Michele Calgaro via trinity-devel -
Slávek Banko