package archives

[irshatmx]

Where the mx-linux MX-21.1 package archives are stored.
Packages numbering 22
For example:
mx-remaster (22.04.01mx21)
mx-boot-options (22.2)

[CharlesV]

Please post your QSI

[Jerry3904]

Packages with a version number starting in "22" are part of the MX-21 release.The "MX Home" link at the top of the Forum page will show you on the top bar a link "Repos" where you can pursue your interest.

[irshatmx]

I looked in the repositories, there are only 20 and 23.



Maybe there is a separate archive storage somewhere for intermediate packages.
There was a repository http://mxl.mirror.root.lu / which intermediate stored, now they don't have either.

[fehlix]

Where the mx-linux MX-21.1 package archives are stored.
Packages numbering 22
For example:
mx-remaster (22.04.01mx21)
mx-boot-options (22.2)

apt would tell you where the package would be fetched from:
This way on the terminal:

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apt download --print-uris mx-remaster mx-boot-options

[dolphin_oracle]

we only keep the latest current versions for each MX release in our active repository. there is no archive. if some mirror had older packages, that mirror was out of date.

[timkb4cq]

For our native packages you can go to our github
https://github.com/orgs/MX-Linux/
Find the package, search debian/changelog for the version you want, find that date in the commits and view the project as it was at that time.

[MXRobo]

Maybe this? https://mxrepo.com/

[irshatmx]

As I expected, new versions.
The command is running in MX-21.1 live mode
demo@mx1:~

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$ apt download --print-uris mx-remaster mx-boot-options
'http://mxrepo.com/mx/repo/pool/main/m/mx-boot-options/mx-boot-options_23.7.01_amd64.deb' mx-boot-options_23.7.01_amd64.deb 216736 SHA256:0245be27e0bc841446a45c1a7120a8dd13eab55460ffd542da8e75508bedf978
'http://mxrepo.com/mx/repo/pool/main/m/mx-remaster/mx-remaster_23.05.01_all.deb' mx-remaster_23.05.01_all.deb 171620 SHA256:2754373f922abb679768859518791d9e6cf714b4a4f8de43c5c4602d2eb514c2
demo@mx1:~
$ 

Are there no archives of intermediate versions anywhere?

[timkb4cq]

As I said above, you can retrieve them from github with a bit of effort. I know of no other archive of those old versions - there's no point to it since we can already get them if we must.