Slackware 14.1 Beta !! E com GRUB2 pra escolher

Wed Sep 18 02:56:19 UTC 2013
Hey folks, I'm calling this a beta!

Wed Sep 18 02:56:19 UTC 2013
Hey folks, I'm calling this a beta! Really, it's been better than beta
quality for a while. There will probably still be a few more updates
here and there (and certainly updates to the docs). Enjoy, and please test.
a/glibc-solibs-2.17-x86_64-7.txz: Rebuilt.
a/glibc-zoneinfo-2013d-noarch-7.txz: Rebuilt.
a/grub-2.00-x86_64-1.txz: Added.
Welcome GRUB!
a/kernel-generic-3.10.12-x86_64-1.txz: Upgraded.
a/kernel-huge-3.10.12-x86_64-1.txz: Upgraded.

AlienBob:


Yes. I think UEFI was the only reason for having GRUB2 added and in the A/ series even.

Eric

volkerdi:
[quote]
Originally Posted by solarfields View Post
Will we be able to choose at install time whether to use LILO or Grub?

Sure! But GRUB will require some command line work.

Mon Oct 14 22:09:17 UTC 2013
And with this batch of updates and fixes (clearing the rest of the
important stuff from the TODO list), we have arrived at Slackware 14.1
release candidate 1! Please test and report any remaining issues.
UEFI (with the exception of Secure Boot, which will have to wait until
we have real hardware) should be fully implemented in the installer now,
which will detect and warn about common problems, set up the EFI System
Partition under /boot/efi, and install ELILO and a UEFI boot entry
automatically. There's a new README_UEFI.TXT file with detailed
instructions for installing 64-bit Slackware on UEFI (32-bit won't
support native UEFI due to the mismatch between 64-bit UEFI firmware and
a 32-bit kernel, so Legacy BIOS will be the only way to install 32-bit
Slackware on UEFI). Several useful netfilter and networking utilities
have been added (thanks to Robby Workman and /dev/rob0 for these).
With this batch of updates, everything should be considered frozen
(including the kernel) unless there's a good reason to change something.
Enjoy! See you all for the release, hopefully soon. :-)

madrugada escreveu:


Lançado o RC1.

####################################################################
# NOTICE OF INPENDING EOL (END OF LIFE) FOR OLD SLACKWARE VERSIONS #
# #
# Effective December 9, 2013, security patches will no longer be #
# provided for the following versions of Slackware (which will all #
# be more than 5 years old at that time): #
# Slackware 12.1, Slackware 12.2. #
# If you are still running these versions you should consider #
# migrating to a newer version (preferably as recent as possible). #
# Alternately, you may make arrangements to handle your own #
# security patches. If for some reason you are unable to upgrade #
# or handle your own security patches, limited security support #
# may be available for a fee. Inquire at security@slackware.com. #
####################################################################

izaias escreveu:

Nossa! Uma confraria de slackers. rs

Pessoal, um conselho: estou querendo conhecer o Current, já posso baixar ou é melhor esperar a versão 14?

albfneto escreveu:

olha, contornar o UEFI eo Boot Seguro, seria fantástico... Nova Tecnologia, novo código,
abrirá caminhos para outras distros driblarem o "Boot Seguro"
embora eu não goste de UEFI, parece que ele veio para ficar....
no Caso de Sabayon e Fedora, optaram por "pagar" a licença...!
em todo o caso, não tenho como testar, nenhum dos meus comps tem UEFI, eu não quiz nem no micro da faculdade, o Phenon.
mas que é uma coisa boa, é pq daqui a um ano, acho, todos os comps tem o tal Boot seguro.
tenho visto na rede quie até os MAC estãso resolvendo "proteger" o SO, para não instalar mais nada

lcavalheiro escreveu:



Se já entrou em fase de RC tanto faz esperar. Tirando uma ou outra mudança, o RC já pode ser considerado o próprio 14.1.