Hmm, there's a new package named browser-neteal which doesn't exist in Chinook. Package description says "Networking EAL library which uses dbus-glib bindings".

Skype isn't updated yet (at least at this level).

I fact none of the external apps in the user repo are updated, only libssl is added. They still maybe updated later.

So... has anyone using SD boot tried yet? If so, on which system (mmc, or internal), and what is required to bring back the bootmenu and stuff?

components-installer, eh?
Interesting.

I so wish my apt wasn't broken...

Must reflash, mmc-clone, diabloize one install (but which?), and reinstall all crucial apps in soonest 2-day free period...

But keep the OS pr0n coming in the meantime!

I wonder what will happen if i update directly on the SD card...

I'd be mighty nervous, but it might work, if you stop in the middle (it reboots at some point, right; should be right after the reflash?) when it goes to the main boot, and resetup initfs, then boot back onto the SD...

But you've got a decent chance, the way I look at it, to wind up with neither system functional. Hence my advance queries.

Benson, no reboots while it's installing. I rebooted manually myself.

Not sure about there but they seem different to me imho. any1 on chinook can confirm?
Ok, thanks Benson. Same stuff as on chinook but you can see the same game on diablo

Hmm... Then it might just work.

Those games look identical from here. (Just fired them up; blocks is the only one I can stand. (It's actually pretty cool dragging the pieces around.) Lucky I never got around to removing them. )

xterm from svn is included.

Installing...

BTW, the whole mess of language packages (895) is replaced with one package for each language. That's not bad i think
EDIT: Make that one package for all languages in an application. Now that's not good.

Also apt is newer - 0.7.6 as opposed to 0.6.46