Hello everyone, I am new to you. I've been using E.x for years. While searching the web, I came across Elive, downloaded and tested various versions. It's very beautiful. Well done team.
I'm looking for the 3.8.30 bullseye 64 bit distribution, for a project. Is there a kind soul who can give me a link? Many thanks.
Why would you want 3.8.30 specifically, considering we're already at 3.8.43??
Any which way .... I do have exactly that version still available on my personal website, so feel to free to download it if you want to but IMO the current versions have way more to offer in functionality and stability.
https://triantares.ddns.net/Elive/downloads/elive_3.8.30_beta_hybrid_amd64.iso
Have fun. 
Huge thank you,
I need this debian bullseye version to try to install ps4 drivers.
I want to port an Elive version for playStation4.
I tried many versions. Version 3.8.30 seems to be the correct one.
Here are the drivers I need to install in order to use Elive on PS4. I pray it's good. I'm not an exper, so if you have an idea for me, I'm listening. Thank you again for this version. Anyway, I'll post this PS4 version on the Elive forum..... If I get there.
PS4-drivers-deb ubuntu/debian link:
https://github.com/IT-Mania/PS4linux-deb
OK, but are you sure you're not confusing Buster with Bullseye .... after all 3.8.43 is also Bullseye. And those PS4 drivers are 4 years old after all. 
If it's Buster you're looking for: It'll be harder. The .iso files of those versions are lost, alas.
The only Buster based Elive I could offer would be a .VDI (a VirtualBox install) which is rather large download i.e 12Gb.
Those Vbox versions can be re-made into a normal disk install but will require some fiddling:
https://forum.elivelinux.org/t/virtualbox-elive-instance-on-a-portable-flashdrive
There's even a small Howto for installing/adding the .vdi:
https://triantares.ddns.net/Elive/E16-Retro/
https://triantares.ddns.net/Elive/downloads/Elive-E16-Standard.vdi
OTOH it might be a way to see if those drivers would install on Buster based Elive, at all.
Compilation of successful drivers!!! except for the package "mesa-opencl-icd_20.2.1-1_i386.deb" in conflict with version 64. To successfully compile I stopped the internet to install it without updating. After the installation, I started internet, apt-get update then, I installed "libdrm-2.4.102" then "mesa-20.2.1" and finally xorg/xorg64" I still have installed kernel 15.15, I found a tutorial How To Install Linux Kernel 5.15 on Debian 11 - idroot . Fingers crossed I will finish tomorrow Thank you very much.
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