...ons of Alpine; it is kept for historical reference purposes. Release notes for current versions are [https://alpinelinux.org/releases available on the mai
=== Alpine Linux 3.x ===
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{{NNews|2011-03-23 Alpine 2.2.0 rc1 released|
First 2.2 Release Candidate released.
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...reund.com/blog/river-intro/ this blog post] by the developer for the 0.1.0 release.
...4 extended .iso. The steps begin from the first reboot after running setup-alpine and performing a sys install to disk.
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== Upgrading an Alpine Linux Hard-disk installation ==
...the individual release notes, also check [[Upgrading from older versions]] for potential specifically required upgrade steps.
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= Release notes for Alpine 1.7.5 =
This release contains many bigger changes. Please report any bugs using the ''sendbug''
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...cgroup mode in [[OpenRC]]. The previous default was "hybrid", both version 1 and version 2.
...], a non-Open-Source license, the following software has been removed from Alpine:
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{{Cmd|apk add alpine-sdk alpine-conf syslinux xorriso squashfs-tools grub grub-efi doas}}
For efi you should add the following:
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There are no installation images for ARM, since different boards require slightly different builds of u-boot. He
The latest images are available [https://alpinelinux.org/downloads/ on the Alpine Linux downloads page].
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=== musl 1.2 ===
...ems. See the [https://musl.libc.org/time64.html musl time64 release notes] for more details.
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The Odroid-C2 single board computer is not very well supported by Alpine/Linux. However the "Generic ARM (aarch64)" build contains almost everything
* kernel : provided kernel by the Alpine team does not boot
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Because Alpine Linux is designed to run from RAM, package management involves two phases:
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List of possible release notes for 3.11.0
{{pkg|rust}} >= 1.37.0-r0 is now enabled on all arches except s390x
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MySQL is the most popular database manager in free software for two simple reasons (which are not the best technical reasons):
'''In the world of Linux Alpine there is a software that provides it''', it is the [[MariaDB]], here we hav
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If you want to create containers other than Alpine, you'll need lxc-templates:
Starting with Alpine 3.9, we ship LXC version 3.1.
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...d_and_Helpers#Setting_up_the_build_environment|Setup the build environment for aports]].
# Fork the [https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports aports repository].
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APKBUILDs are the scripts that are created in order to build Alpine packages using the [[Abuild and Helpers|abuild]] tool.
See [[aports]] for details on Alpine's official ports repository.
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{{Historical|Alpine Linux 2.x support ended in November 2015. Please upgrade<br>URLs on this pa
...tallation on 1.10 platform]]. There are also [[ISP Mail Server Upgrade 2.x|notes on upgrading from v1 to v2]].)
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= Release Notes for Alpine 1.9.0 =
Alpine 1.9.0 have the following new features:
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