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We'll going to include Bullseye into regular testing sessions from now on. Currently it is quite very similar to Buster, but that way when further changes occur, we'll be able to recognise issues due to larger changes earlier.
sed -i 's|buster|bullseye|' /etc/apt/sources.list
sed -i 's|bullseye/updates|bullseye-security|' /etc/apt/sources.list # Scheme has changed
G_AGUP
apt upgrade
apt full-upgrade # Currently does not include any further, thus no dependency changes yet
G_AGA
Just dist-upgraded my RPi server, so far no issues besides (again) some repo inconsistency. Some GPG package has forgotten to be updated in the repo to the version that matches all other GPG packages. I still don't get how this can happen, or in case why this is wanted... However APT will skip those on non-interactive calls as long as no --allow-remove-essential is added. But if it was, if would purge e.g. APT itself...
As it was before on Buster during testing phase, this is again no issue on Debian, only Raspbian 😉.
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I will mark this as closed. Changes/fixes for Bullseye will be implemented when recognised, differences to Buster are not yet large, as mentioned. A more complete testing session will be done in 2 years, when official release comes close.
We'll going to include Bullseye into regular testing sessions from now on. Currently it is quite very similar to Buster, but that way when further changes occur, we'll be able to recognise issues due to larger changes earlier.
Ref: #3015
Who wants to help:
Additionally DietPi-PREP can now be used to create Bullseye DietPi systems: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MichaIng/DietPi/dev/PREP_SYSTEM_FOR_DIETPI.sh
Just dist-upgraded my RPi server, so far no issues besides (again) some repo inconsistency. Some GPG package has forgotten to be updated in the repo to the version that matches all other GPG packages. I still don't get how this can happen, or in case why this is wanted... However APT will skip those on non-interactive calls as long as no
--allow-remove-essential
is added. But if it was, if would purge e.g. APT itself...As it was before on Buster during testing phase, this is again no issue on Debian, only Raspbian 😉.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: