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plugapps.git - README - 03/23/2011 pkgbuilds.git - README - 05/18/2011
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This git repository hosts PKGBUILDs that have been modified from the upstream
Arch Linux (http://archlinux.org) release in order to build on the ARMv5te and
ARMv7-a architectures supported by Arch Linux ARM. The distribution follows the
same repository structure and uses the pacman package manager.
This git repository hosts PKGBUILDs and information The aur folder contains a small selection of packages that have been requested
on porting Arch Linux (http://archlinux.org) to the by the community to be pre-compiled and easily installed. However, you're free
ARM platform, with an emphasis on the Marvell Kirkwood to use the AUR just as you would on Arch, and we have included Yaourt to compile
and Sheeva platforms (armv5te or higher). However, it runs and install directly from AUR (yaourt -AS packagename).
on anything armv5tel or higher.
The packages are meant to be built on PlugApps Linux, found at These packages are meant to be built on Arch Linux ARM, found at
http://plugapps.com http://archlinuxarm.org
It's not called Arch-[something] due to copyright, but it's
basically Arch Linux for ARM. It follows the same repository
structure and uses the "pacman" package manager.
All packages are built using PKGBUILDs from the ABS, but the
ones hosted in this git repository have been modified, either
to make them compatible with the ARM architecture, or for branding.
The "aur" folder contains a small selection of packages we
believe should be pre-compiled and easily-installable.
But, you're free to use the AUR just as you would on Arch, and we
even included Yaourt (yaourt -AS aurpackage) to install directly
from AUR.