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* [[Installing Alpine Linux in a chroot]] <!-- only Installation --> | * [[Installing Alpine Linux in a chroot]] <!-- only Installation --> | ||
** [[Buildlab]] '' | ** [[Buildlab]] ''(Tool for creating and managing chroots)'' | ||
* Install Alpine on [[Install Alpine on VirtualBox|VirtualBox]], [[Install Alpine on VMware|VMware]], [[Install Alpine on coLinux|coLinux]], [[Qemu]], <!-- includes [[Install Alpine in Qemu]], [[Running Alpine in Qemu Live mode]], [[Running Alpine Linux As a QEMU networked Guest]] --> or [[Install Alpine on Amazon EC2|Amazon EC2]] | * Install Alpine on [[Install Alpine on VirtualBox|VirtualBox]], [[Install Alpine on VMware|VMware]], [[Install Alpine on coLinux|coLinux]], [[Qemu]], <!-- includes [[Install Alpine in Qemu]], [[Running Alpine in Qemu Live mode]], [[Running Alpine Linux As a QEMU networked Guest]] --> or [[Install Alpine on Amazon EC2|Amazon EC2]] | ||
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* [[Setting up a compile vserver]] for official or for [[Setting up a compile vserver for third party packages|third party]] packages <!-- Dev and Installation --> | * [[Setting up a compile vserver]] for official or for [[Setting up a compile vserver for third party packages|third party]] packages <!-- Dev and Installation --> | ||
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=== Building from source and creating packages === | === Building from source and creating packages === | ||
Revision as of 13:24, 26 October 2012
Package management
- Package Management (apk) (How to add/remove packages on your Alpine)
- Upgrading to Edge
- Alpine local backup (lbu) (Permanently store your modifications in case your box needs reboot)
- How to setup a Alpine Linux mirror
- How to use xdelta and download only differential update files
- How to make a custom ISO image
Init system
- Init System (OpenRC) (Configure a service to automatically boot at next reboot)
- Writing Init Scripts
Development
Configuring your system
- Installing Alpine Linux in a chroot
- Buildlab (Tool for creating and managing chroots)
- Install Alpine on VirtualBox, VMware, coLinux, Qemu, or Amazon EC2
- Xen Dom0 (Setting up Alpine as a dom0 for Xen hypervisor)
- Setting up a basic vserver
- Setting up a compile vserver for official or for third party packages
Building from source and creating packages
- Aports tree
- Abuild and Helpers (Scripts for packaging)
- Creating an Alpine package
- Package policies
- APKBUILD Reference
- APKBUILD examples
- Alpine package format
- Apkindex format
Misc
- Alpine Package Testing Suite work in progress
- Alpine Release Testing Checklist
- Running glibc programs
Alpine Configuration Framework
 Needs to be organized/consolidated. |
- Alpine Configuration Framework Design (Why ACF is the way it is)
- Writing User Documentation for ACF
- mvc.lua reference - mvc.lua is the core of ACF
- mvc.lua example - build a simple (command-line) application
- acf www-controller reference - ACF www application functions
- acf www-controller example - webify the above examples
- ACF how to write - Step by step howto for writing acfs
- ACF core principles - Things that are standard across the application
- LuaPosix - Documentation for the Lua Posix functions
- ACF Libraries - Document the libraries and common functions
- Writing ACF Views - Guide for writing a view
- Writing ACF Controllers - Guide for writing a controller
- Writing ACF Models - Guide for writing a model
- ACF css
- ACF packages
- APKBUILD examples:ACF
- Apk.lua
- Changing passwords for ACF
- Generating SSL certs with ACF
- Generating SSL certs with ACF 1.9
- Getting started with ACF development
- Managing ACF
Alpine-developed Utilities
- Alpine Wall - How-To Alpine Wall - Alpine Wall User's Guide (a new firewall management framework)