#361 2020-10-11 17:35:12

rbh

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Re: Tracking Debian testing/unstable with BunsenLabs

Is there a way to get the current Lithium release to sid with out it breaking?
Or should I start with debian sid and bunsen-ize it?

If you can upgrade buster to sid, without breaking, it should be possible to upgrade Lithium/Buster to Lithium/sid.

But it is higlly possible that sid breaks, if you are not very cautios.

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DeepDayze

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From: In Linux Land

Registered: 2017-05-28

Posts: 1,901

Re: Tracking Debian testing/unstable with BunsenLabs

Is there a way to get the current Lithium release to sid with out it breaking?
Or should I start with debian sid and bunsen-ize it?

If you can upgrade buster to sid, without breaking, it should be possible to upgrade Lithium/Buster to Lithium/sid.

But it is higlly possible that sid breaks, if you are not very cautios.

Yes there may be some breakage as I've had done a Helium -> Sid upgrade in the past. Haven't tried with Lithium just yet.

Best route is to test in a VM first before you go "break" your main production systems.

Last edited by DeepDayze (2020-10-12 16:26:38)

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