carlosgonz@blackbird:~/librem5-flash-image/scripts$ ./librem5-flash-image --stable --variant plain --dist crimson
2025-01-16 21:39:35,133 INFO Looking for librem5r4 plain crimson image
2025-01-16 21:39:38,096 INFO Found disk image Build "stable" 'Last stable librem5r4 build' from Tue Jan 14 18:35:42 2025
2025-01-16 21:39:41,290 INFO Found uboot Build 85 from Thu Aug 25 09:22:41 2022
2025-01-16 21:39:41,290 INFO Downloading to ./tmp_librem5-flash-image_1pgh81vg
I cant wait for Gnu Crimson Frankly…
Purism
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JR-Fi
January 17, 2025, 2:43am
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Also a bit tied up - I hope to get to it by tomorrow. I was also thinking it would be good to set up a separate testing thread with wikified list/table so everyone gets to know which parts have been tested and what the situation is.
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Okay, you will need to create separate columns for each Wi-Fi/Bluetooth module then. You can use these Markdown tables I have created as a basis:
This is a comparison list of NVMe drives and their controller support for NVMe format and sanitize commands. To contribute, install nvme-cli, list the attached NVMe drive(s) (without their serial numbers), list their controller format/sanitize support, then post their output(s) in this thread.
sudo apt install nvme-cli
sudo nvme list
sudo nvme id-ctrl /dev/nvme0 -H | grep -E 'Format |Crypto Erase|Sanitize'
Model Name
Format NVM
Format Namespaces
Secure Erase with Crypto Erase
Crypto Erase …
A Markdown table has the same functions. Here is a truncated draft I have been working on for @JCS :
Name (AS)
Location(s)
Server(s)
Bandwidth
DDoS Protection
Reduced Exit Policy
Payment Method(s)
Source(s)
HostSlick (AS208046)
Lelystad, Netherlands
VPS, dedicated
Up to 40 Gbps unmetered on dedicated servers
2,000 Gbps on OSI layer 3/4
No
PayPal, credit/debit card, Bitcoin, and more (except Monero)[1]
Tor Project (2023)[1]
IncogNET (AS210630)
Naaldwijk, Netherlands, Allentown, Pennsylv…
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ASwyD2
January 17, 2025, 3:13am
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0.34
purism@crimson:~$ apt list phosh
Listing... Done
phosh/crimson,now 0.34.0-2pureos1 arm64 [installed,automatic]
purism@crimson:~$
Edit:
purism@pureos:~$ apt list phosh -a
Listing... Done
phosh/byzantium-updates,byzantium-updates-proposed,now 0.32.0-1pureos1~byz1 arm64 [installed]
phosh/byzantium 0.28.0-1pureos1 arm64
purism@pureos:~$
General Thoughts:
The pop-outs are not adapted to the mobile screen.
Nautilus has a bug (previously reported) that the menu pops up as you are scrolling.More thoughts might possibly come…
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JR-Fi
January 17, 2025, 3:42am
21
OK, the Crimson testing comments now have a thread → L5 Crimson image testing thread
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ASwyD2
January 17, 2025, 3:50am
22
carlosgonz:
extremely old version.
Yes but not as old as Byzantium
purism@pureos:~$ apt list phosh -a
Listing... Done
phosh/byzantium-updates,byzantium-updates-proposed,now 0.32.0-1pureos1~byz1 arm64 [installed]
phosh/byzantium 0.28.0-1pureos1 arm64
purism@pureos:~$
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One of the many advantages of Qubes OS is that in the worst case I would only destroy an emtpy VM
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adamk
January 17, 2025, 4:33pm
27
Is it possible for Purism to update the scripts/librem5-flash-image to work with a current Python version?
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adamk
January 17, 2025, 5:44pm
31
and for newbies like me where is the installation instruction for the current crimson alpha release?
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ASwyD2
January 18, 2025, 4:08am
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Could someone give me the output of /etc/apt/sources.list for Crimson. I don’t have a crimson image installed right now.
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It would be not so easy as some heavy dev tools (like gcc-14, rustc-1.80, clang) should be rebuilt first… It could take a few weeks.
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Rome was not built in a day.
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Want to try an experiment