Barry Kauler on Debian Bookworm-'Based' EasyOS
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mksquashfs in initrd updated with lz4 support
I mentioned in a recent post, that QuickSetup has a checkbox to rebuild 'easy.sfs', changing from xz to gz compression. Would prefer that to change to lz4, for much faster decompression when in use.
I also mentioned that the kernel 5.15.39 has been compiled with lz4 support in the squashfs driver.
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Galculator missing dep in Easy Bookworm
Galculator is a calculator, found in the "Business" menu. It won't run, because 'libquadmath.so.0' is missing. I found that to be package 'libquadmath0' and installed it via the package manager.
However, as Debian Bookworm is a very long way from being released (mid-2023), the online repository is a moving target. Click on "pkgget" on the desktop, then go into configuration and click the "Update" button.
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Celluloid deps missing in Easy Bookworm
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