Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
> As I'm mainly looking for a stable replacement to my Eiger series disks, and
> the overall size of the distribution has shrunk considerably already, I'm
> going to stick with ctar for package creation. I'm hoping this will be the
> last of the primarily LRP based releases, with new stuff using an updated
> packaging format, likely some version of your apkg application.
What do you mean by "last of the primarily LRP based releases"?
Also, apkg is now a separate package on the development images. This
means, at least in theory, that apkg.lrp will be updated more regularly.
I'm still trying to get the root.lrp to be GNU libc-free. I managed
(finally!) to compile ash statically; it is, however, 422k (!) in size.
ash is being folded into busybox as another applet; however, that ash
doesn't have math support: $(( xxxx ))
It would be worth it to use a different interpreter (such as lua or
eforth) except that ash STILL needs to be on disk, so space constraints
are impossible...
DHCP is another one... but I may release a new Oxygen version first,
with dhcpcd loaded as an addon on the disk.
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