a new version is available and comes with a lot of changes, a manual intervention is needed for people which have already installed the 66 tools, for an installation from the scratch nothing is necessary.
so install the new version then apply the following changes
EDIT: any existing tree needs to be destroyed. To see all your tree currently present on your system
ls /var/lib/66/system
backup/ boot_backup-2019-02-25-30/ boot/ root/ state
obviously this output can be different for you. So, we have a tree named boot_backup-2019-02-25-30,boot,root. The directory backup/ is an inner directory and the file state is an inner file used by 66 tools. DO NOT touch or destroy these elements.
So, in your case we need to destroy the tree boot_backup-2019-02-25-30, boot and root
# 66-tree -R boot
# 66-tree -R root
# 66-tree -R boot_backup-2019-02-25-30
now recreate the tree
# 66-tree -n boot
# 66-tree -Enc root
do the same for all your tree if you have some more.
now enable the daemon
for the boot :
# 66-enable -t boot boot
for the root :
# 66-enable connmand dbus ntpd tty@ tty1 tty@ tty2
obviously adapt it to suit your needs
now you need to create extra directory
# mkdir -p -m 0755 /etc/66/service/
# mkdir -p -m 0755 /etc/66/sysadmin/service/
# mkdir -p -m 0755 /etc/66/conf/
and those one if you use 66 with normal privilegies
$ mkdir -p -m 0755 ~/.66/service/
$ mkdir -p -m 0755 ~/.66/conf/
EDIT: also the directory /var/lib/66/conf can be destroyed, it not used anymore
# rm -rf /var/lib/66/conf
you are done.
do not forget to use -h options for all tools to see the change.
This version will be the first release of the 66 tools, i need to update first the documentation to reflect the changes then the first official release of 66 is here.
Enjoy :)