Leave the pkgver as mimosa said, slkbuild will do the rest by itself.

As gapan said, all is explain in the packaging rules.
Reading them will save your and others time

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Ça se fait classiquement.
Voici le lien si tu souhaites utiliser le .config du noyau de la 14.0.
http://slackware.mirrors.tds.net/pub/sl ... /source/k/

Ca me parrait plus sûr (stable).

Salix-14.0beta1 utilise Slackware-14.0 (stable)

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Your $pkgsta variable is not defined in slkbuild.

As mimosa said, Then, in the 1st line:
Write it without variable (what you get when you decompress it): ++

Salut, Semblerait que ton chipset soit supporté par un noyau >= 3.2.0 http://intellinuxwireless.org/ Donc, tu dois installer salix 14.0beta ou compiler un nouveau noyau sur la 13.37. Puis, télécharger le firmware : http://intellinuxwireless.org/iwlwifi/downloads/iwlwifi-2030-ucode-18.168.6.1.tgz Et ...

Just tested now with transmission and it works, dowload at 1.02 Mo/s. It is a multi tracker .torrent file (linuxtracker and openbittorrent), so, even if linuxtracker is doing some shit, the openbittorrent tracker works. I think I will give up linuxtracker for the next time and add another open one. ...

Just out of curiosity, with the 13.x releases, I had to build the Broadcom 4312 wireless drivers. Are they included in the 14.x release or will they still need to be built? No worries if I still need to build them. I'm just curious to know what I'll need to do if I download and start testing. You j...

Thanks a lot man !

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Found the gpa bug.
gpa relies on gpgme which was built against gnupg2, and not gnupg.

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I suggest you to switch from screen (old and buggy) to tmux (very very powerful).

I agree, tmux is now in the -current/14.0 repo.

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Bittorrent files added.

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