@MrE wrote:
@rpedde wrote:
The one in the repo is 1374, which is actually fairly new.
Maybe I’m a bit confused about the version numbering? The nightlies are 0.9 build xxxx, whereas the repo one shows as 0.2.4 build 1376?
The debian maintainer called it that (I’m sure) so that if I named the next version 0.2.4 it would still be larger, and that way would upgrade.
If he called it 1.0-pre1376 or something, and I decided to call it 0.3.0, then it wouldn’t upgrade, and the version magic of apt would be broken.
I, on the other hand, *know* that the next stable will be called 1.0, so I can build packages on my own called 0.9. Plus, that has the advantages that someone can upgrade over the debian package.
What’s your endianness?
Ah yes, I should have mentioned it is the official Debian/NSLU2 Etch I’ve got installed, so that would be little endian.
Looking forward to the Etch build!
Cheers
I did get my nslu2 slug installed last night, which will be my new server, and I’ll be taking hte old nslu2 out to de-underclock and install etch on tonight, probably.
— Ron