Need devx file for Lina-lite 005 (Carolina build)
Need devx file for Lina-lite 005 (Carolina build)
Guys I know we are going back a few years....but do need a devx file for the Carolina build: Lina-lite 005. The links in this forum no longer work. I know some things are old on it, but it is a sweet thing really. I want to compile some stuff so the devx is what I need. It seems that the Carolina devx might work???????? Thanks for your search
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@ linuxnovo:-
AFAIK, the devx is always specific to the kernel. Just out of curiosity, what kernel d'you have there? Lina-lite's a bit before my time...
Maybe this page at archive.org might be of some use?
https://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linux_Devx
Mike.
AFAIK, the devx is always specific to the kernel. Just out of curiosity, what kernel d'you have there? Lina-lite's a bit before my time...
Maybe this page at archive.org might be of some use?
https://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linux_Devx
Mike.
Re: Need devx file
Here it is: http://smokey01.com/carolina/devx/devx_lina_005.sfslinuxnovo wrote:Guys I know we are going back a few years....but do need a devx file for the Carolina build: Lina-lite 005. The links in this forum no longer work. I know some things are old on it, but it is a sweet thing really. I want to compile some stuff so the devx is what I need. It seems that the Carolina devx might work???????? Thanks for your search
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There seems to be some "wiggle room". For example, the devx for my current Puppy, Wary 5.1.2, seems to have disappeared completely - I couldn't find it anywhere. But I found that those from other Wary 5.1.x versions (which have different kernels) work with this system, too. I think they all have the same glibc; that's probably a more important factor than the kernel version. Of course, if linuxnovo wanted to compile something that's kernel-specific, the proper kernel source package for Lina-lite 005 would be needed.Mike Walsh wrote:AFAIK, the devx is always specific to the kernel.
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