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/ \ | Everest Linux |
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### This page is where rootfs tarballs for Everest will be released. ###
### To download a tarball: ###
### $ wget https://git.everestlinux.org/EverestLinux/everest/raw/branch/main/releases/everestlinux-X.XX.X ###
### NOTES ###
### Rootfs tarballs are currently compiled ONLY for the amd64 architecture. If you wish to install Everest to the ###
### architecture, you will need to utilize cross-compiliation techniques. ###
### DESIGNATIONS ###
### Testing releases are designated with "rc" ###
### Releases containing systemd are designated with 'systemd' ###
### Releases containing sysvinit have no designation ###
### Releases containing GNU tools are designated with 'gnu' ###
### Releases containing busybox tools have no designation ###
### Releases utilizing the GNU C Library (glibc) are designated with 'glibc' ###
### Releases utilizing the musl C Library have no designation ###
### EXAMPLES: a standard sysv/busybox/musl release would simply be called "everestlinux-X.XX.X" ###
### Likewise, a testing release of the standard sysv/busybox/musl setup would be called "everestlinux-X.XX.X-rc" ###
### A release containing busybox and musl tools, but no sysv, would be called "everestlinux-X.XX.X-systemd" ###
### A testing version of the very same release would be "everestlinux-X.XX.X-systemd-rc" ###
### A release containing GNU/Glibc, but no systemd, would be called "everestlinux-X.XX.X-gnu-glibc" ###
### A release containing GNU, Glibc, and systemd, would be called "everestlinux-X.XX.X-gnu-glibc-systemd" ###