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New changes are not mirrored to USA mirror for some reason.
New changes are not mirrored to USA mirror for some reason.
== Old Releases ==
== Old Releases ==
=== Alpine 1.5 ===
=== Alpine 1.5 ===

Revision as of 13:33, 8 January 2008

Stable Releases

Even numbered releases (eg, 1.6.x) are believed to be stable and ready for use in production environments. Minor number increments in stable releases (for example, from 1.6.2 to 1.6.3) will be bug fixes and security updates only.

Alpine 1.6

Master mirror (low bandwidth) ISO USB
USA mirror ISO USB

Development Releases

Odd numbered releases (eg, 1.7.x) are development releases. They should be used for testing, learning, and development only. Minor number increments in development versions (eg, 1.7.0 to 1.7.1) may break things, be warned.

Alpine 1.7

Master mirror (low bandwidth) ISO USB
USA mirror ISO USB

New changes are not mirrored to USA mirror for some reason.

Old Releases

Alpine 1.5

Master mirror (low bandwidth) ISO USB

Alpine 1.4

Master mirror (low bandwidth) ISO USB

Alpine 1.3

Master mirror (low bandwidth) ISO USB


Sources

The sources of alpine are stored in subversion. To check out the tree use one of the following commands:

For annonymous access you can use:

svn co svn://svn.alpinelinux.org/alpine-builder/trunk

Which will checkout the alpine-builder directory in the current directory.

Requirements

To be able to actually build packages you need apk-tools, either located [here] or a debian-package (ubuntu-package, but it is all just shell-script) [here].