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Posted: **Sat Dec 17, 2022 1:48 pm**

nbache wrote: Sat Dec 17, 2022 12:50 pm Looks nice!

Is there anything in particular which (in your opinion) makes Adélie interesting to explore for AmigaOne users, or is it more a matter of "because we can", i.e. another option next to Fienix, Void and the others?

I'm not against the "because we can" motivation at all, just wondering .

Best regards,

Niels

Hej Niels
The first reason for me is to have as many reasons as possible to use my Amiga x1000. I can because we also can run linux, use almost all the programs that a modern computer can offer within office programs, photo processing, drawing, web server, werbrowser etc. on my Amigax1000.
Installing linux on an Amigax1000 is not for everyday users, but for users with greater knowledge than a normal user(I think). Here I would say that"because we can" is not an insignificant reason. It develops the user to expand his knowledge, which is necessary to be able to make Linux work optimally on an amigaX1000. Whether or not Adelie linux is something I can't live without is hard to say. If it continues to develop it is an exciting alternative to Debian, feinix and Void. Right now it's pretty beta.
God jul og et godt nytår til dig

Peter

Posted: **Sat Dec 17, 2022 6:34 pm**

Thanks for the answer.

Sounds like it is one of the possibilities I should investigate, when I - hopefully soon - get around to trying to get a Linux installation running on my X5k.

Tak, og i lige måde, Peter!

Best regards,

Niels

Posted: **Mon Dec 11, 2023 12:19 pm**

FYI: Adélie Linux 1.0-BETA5 Released

Illegal command errors can occur with the X5000 (QorIQ P series hardware).

Posted: **Sun Dec 17, 2023 5:03 pm**

Hi
Adelie 32 1.0 beta5 running on my X1000.
Have a nice day

Posted: **Sun Dec 17, 2023 6:11 pm**

musa wrote: Sun Dec 17, 2023 5:03 pm Hi
Adelie 32 1.0 beta5 running on my X1000.
Have a nice day

Great!

Posted: **Tue Jun 18, 2024 8:47 pm**

The X5000 Linux kernel 6.10-rc4 with Adélie Linux 1.0-beta5 (20240426) in a virtual e5500 QEMU PowerPC machine:

Posted: **Wed Jun 19, 2024 8:38 pm**

I uploaded an Adélie Linux PowerPC 32-bit disk image for our AmigaOnes today.

Download: adelie-ppc-1.0-beta5-20240426.img.tar.bz2 1.6G

md5sum: 82485e79d687acb6fd449d3b9197fc2c

User: live
Password: amigaone

Disk image size: 13G

Posted: **Mon Jun 24, 2024 9:09 pm**

Adélie Linux uses the APK package manager (Alpine Package Keeper). The APK package manager is very fast, and performs well even on computers with limited resources. APK allows you to add and remove packages, ensure the integrity of installed packages, and perform system updates.

APK refers the entire set of packages you have chosen to install on your computer as a "world". When you install a package, you are adding it to the "world". When you uninstall a package, you are removing it from the "world". The world file exists at /etc/apk/world and is a text file with each package you have chosen to install on a single line.

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apk add <package name>

-> Install a package

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apk del <package name>

-> Delete a package

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apk search libsqlite3.so

-> Search for partial library names

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apk search consul

-> Search for binary names

Config file for repositories: /etc/apk/repositories

Upgrading the system: apk upgrade

Technically, apk upgrade are two steps: apk update, followed by apk upgrade proper. The first step will download an updated package index from the repositories, while the second step will update all packages in World, as well as their dependencies.

If you see errors after the installation of packages then you can fix them with "apk fix".

Start a service by OpenRC:

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# service sshd start

Status:

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# service sshd status

To enable a service, you may use the command rc-update add SERVICE default, where SERVICE is the name of the service.

For example:

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# rc-update add sshd default

To disable a service, and prevent it from automatically starting on system boot, you may use the command rc-update del SERVICE default.

The rc-status utility is a fast way to view the current state of your system’s services.

Adélie Linux uses the s6-linux-init system (/sbin/init). It mounts file systems and starts udev. After that it executes OpenRC for starting the services.

I renamed the libglamoregl.so because of issues in the past.

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# mv /usr/lib/xorg/modules/libglamoregl.so /usr/lib/xorg/modules/libglamoregl.so.bak

Posted: **Wed Jun 26, 2024 7:35 pm**

I uploaded a new Adélie Linux PowerPC 32-bit disk image for our AmigaOnes today.

Download: adelie-ppc-1.0-beta5-20240623.img.tar.bz2 2.0G

md5sum: 07ed703a167fe59b7d0dc660fc99821f

User: live
Password: amigaone

Disk image size: 13G

New:

Added a lot of KDE apps
Removed libglamoregl.so
Removed earlygetty service

Posted: **Sat Aug 03, 2024 3:21 pm**

I tested Adélie Linux on my X5000/40 today.

SSH is activated in the latest noboot disk image.

You can check it with:

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# service sshd status

If you can't log in via SSH then please modify the password from the live user.

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# passwd live

I was able to start Arctic Fox via a Void chroot on Adélie Linux today.

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xhost +
su -
# export DISPLAY=:0
# cd /run/media/live/void
# mount -t proc none ./proc
# mount -o bind /dev ./dev
# mount -t sysfs sys ./sys
# xhost +
# chroot .
# cd /home/amigaone/arcticfox
# ./arcticfox

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