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Problem with rolling/cooking

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• Started 11 years ago by yves04
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   yves04
   

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   Hi all
   In the first attempt to insytall SLitaz rolling on a hard disk and after tazpkg up, the command lsmod returned nothing and the command depmod complain about /lib/modules/linux-3.2-slitaz
   For the second time I've just installed Slitaz rolling on a hard disk. Now the commands lsmod and depmod ok.
   Now the command slitaz returns
   Release cooking
   Kernel 3.2-slitaz
   The command uname -r returns 3.2-slitaz
   However in tazpanel I can see the package linux 3.2.53 (the Linux kernel and modules) installed and /lib/modules/3.2.53-slitaz is a link to /lib/modules/3.2-slitaz
   And the icon of /boot/vmlinuz-3.2-slitaz is the Windows flag !
   I'm a little puzzled with all that.
   Would you be so nice to answer my question : may I type tazpkg recharge && tazpkg up with no risk ?
   PS : happily I've Slitaz stable on an other part of my disk !

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   sixofeight
   

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   Hi yves04
   regarding the 3.2/3.2.53 issue,look here:
   http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/problem-installing-slitaz-rolling-version#post-27495
   The windows-flag-icon...lol...nice gag..;-)
   --"tazpkg recharge && tazpkg up with no risk ?"--I wouldn't do that, or expect
   that it will crash.
   All in all I wouldn't take it too seriously, it's rolling....

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   Paul
   

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   Hi

   The kernel has been fixed now by Christophe: http://hg.slitaz.org/wok/rev/db5b03f42dd9

   Updating should be OK, but a newer rolling release could be better for the users?: http://mirror.slitaz.org/iso/rolling/

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   sixofeight
   

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   @Paul

   really good news...thanks

   and yes, a newer rolling release would be great, preventing the trouble to get
   the old version running before One can update.
   (because I'm always testing with a CD-RW and real Hardware)

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   yves04
   

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   Thanks @sixofeight and @paul for your answers. For a while I think to keep the kernel 3.2 so with the command tazpkg block linux and tazpkg block linux-*
   After that I've been able to use tazpkg up
   I think change for the new Rolling one day.
   Have a nice day.

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   yves04
   

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   Thanks @sixofeight and @Paul for your answers. For a while I think to keep the kernel 3.2 So I used the command tazpkg block linux and tazpkg block linux-* ; after that I've been able to use tazpkg up
   I think change for the new Rolling one day.
   Have a nice day.

   Posted 11 years ago #

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