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DietPi-Software | WireGuard: RPi upgrades to Debian "sid" repo #2581
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@1985kasper Somehow several system packages have been installed from Debian "sid" repo. I guess you installed WireGuard? Do you have a backup from before WireGuard install? At least please to the following to deny any other package installs from sid repo:
Then check if |
I did install wireguard but used the dietpi-software method. Unfortunately no backup from before the wireguard installation. Tried the steps you provided just having some issues with the last bit: @DietPi:/etc/network $ echo -e 'Package: *\nPin: release n=sid\nPin-Priority: -1\n
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@1985kasper
Do you remember at which stage (during or after WireGuard install) the bunch of packages was updated? This should have been quite much. |
Afraid i did something very stupid and apt-get got removed. So starting with a fresh install. But i should hold off on installing wireguard again until you fix this? |
@1985kasper Jep before installing WireGuard then, please go through these steps to avoid accidental "sid" upgrades this time: https://github.com/Fourdee/DietPi/issues/2568#issuecomment-465801893 |
@MichaIng Thanks! I am aborting since it's trying to install more then the ~10 packages you described. Let me know if you need more testing to be done etc. I am happy to help since Wireguard is really an excellent way for me to be able to access my home LAN
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@1985kasper Please accept these installs and go on with the steps. |
@MichaIng it worked. I was able to install wireguard and the system didn't move to sid. However i made a mistake with the wireguard config. I uninstalled it through the dietpi-software. Now i tried to install it again and again the system is trying to upgrade to unstable packages. I hope there is a way to revert this. If so please help me with this. I did a fresh install the other day but really do not feel eager to go through that again.
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@1985kasper Please go again through the steps summed up well here: #2568 (comment) |
I mark this as closed, please use the other open issue for further discussion etc: #2568 |
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Solution: #2568 (comment)
Fixed with: #2571
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