How to install older version of chromium on debian stretch (arm architecture)
I have an embedded system based on an imx6 processor with armhf architecture and I'd like to install chromium but at the moment there is a bug on the package of apt.
Is it possible to install an older version of chromium? I've seen on Internet that there is that bug from version 67 so I'd like to install 66.
Has someone the .deb file of one older version for armhf?
Thanks for your help
chromium embedded-linux debian-stretch
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I have an embedded system based on an imx6 processor with armhf architecture and I'd like to install chromium but at the moment there is a bug on the package of apt.
Is it possible to install an older version of chromium? I've seen on Internet that there is that bug from version 67 so I'd like to install 66.
Has someone the .deb file of one older version for armhf?
Thanks for your help
chromium embedded-linux debian-stretch
asked Feb 8 at 14:08
ZichittellaZichittella
1
Debian's oldstable repository often doesn't get much attention keeping packages current. It might have an older version that you could access through the backport. Otherwise, see these resources: askubuntu.com/questions/880956/…, superuser.com/questions/920523/…. I'm not aware of whether there is a different version for ARM, so I'll leave this as a comment.
– fixer1234
Feb 8 at 14:50
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I have an embedded system based on an imx6 processor with armhf architecture and I'd like to install chromium but at the moment there is a bug on the package of apt.
Is it possible to install an older version of chromium? I've seen on Internet that there is that bug from version 67 so I'd like to install 66.
Has someone the .deb file of one older version for armhf?
Thanks for your help
chromium embedded-linux debian-stretch
asked Feb 8 at 14:08
ZichittellaZichittella
1
I have an embedded system based on an imx6 processor with armhf architecture and I'd like to install chromium but at the moment there is a bug on the package of apt.
Is it possible to install an older version of chromium? I've seen on Internet that there is that bug from version 67 so I'd like to install 66.
Has someone the .deb file of one older version for armhf?
Thanks for your help
chromium embedded-linux debian-stretch
chromium embedded-linux debian-stretch
asked Feb 8 at 14:08
ZichittellaZichittella
1
asked Feb 8 at 14:08
ZichittellaZichittella
1
asked Feb 8 at 14:08
ZichittellaZichittella
1
asked Feb 8 at 14:08
ZichittellaZichittella
1
asked Feb 8 at 14:08
ZichittellaZichittella
1
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Debian's oldstable repository often doesn't get much attention keeping packages current. It might have an older version that you could access through the backport. Otherwise, see these resources: askubuntu.com/questions/880956/…, superuser.com/questions/920523/…. I'm not aware of whether there is a different version for ARM, so I'll leave this as a comment.
– fixer1234
Feb 8 at 14:50
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Debian's oldstable repository often doesn't get much attention keeping packages current. It might have an older version that you could access through the backport. Otherwise, see these resources: askubuntu.com/questions/880956/…, superuser.com/questions/920523/…. I'm not aware of whether there is a different version for ARM, so I'll leave this as a comment.
– fixer1234
Feb 8 at 14:50
Debian's oldstable repository often doesn't get much attention keeping packages current. It might have an older version that you could access through the backport. Otherwise, see these resources: askubuntu.com/questions/880956/…, superuser.com/questions/920523/…. I'm not aware of whether there is a different version for ARM, so I'll leave this as a comment.
– fixer1234
Feb 8 at 14:50
Debian's oldstable repository often doesn't get much attention keeping packages current. It might have an older version that you could access through the backport. Otherwise, see these resources: askubuntu.com/questions/880956/…, superuser.com/questions/920523/…. I'm not aware of whether there is a different version for ARM, so I'll leave this as a comment.
– fixer1234
Feb 8 at 14:50
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Debian's oldstable repository often doesn't get much attention keeping packages current. It might have an older version that you could access through the backport. Otherwise, see these resources: askubuntu.com/questions/880956/…, superuser.com/questions/920523/…. I'm not aware of whether there is a different version for ARM, so I'll leave this as a comment.
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Feb 8 at 14:50