lmamane

I was under the impression that once installed, it is __upgraded__ by installing .deb packages, else how would "apt update && apt upgrade" do the upgrade? Or is that bit of the documentation only valid for released / supported / ... targets and not for this one?

OK, thank you, please excuse my relative n00bness in armbian matters, but where do I find the .deb packages that make up the image? E.g. if I want to install the same kernel than this image on a Debian install, for that I need the .deb package. To see what is in there source-wise, I'd need e.g. the .dsc file and the files referred therein. If I want to see what version of userspace tool protection-domain-mapper it uses and/or install it, likewise I need to get the .deb file and the .dsc file. I mean according to the documentation at https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Getting-Started/#how-to-update-firmware-and-packages, after the image is installed, the way to upgrade to newer versions of everything (within a major release like bookworm or jammy, not across them) is a Debian-standard apt update and upgrade. So all this must be in some APT repository somewhere?

How can I access individual packages that make up the images that are available for download e.g. at https://www.armbian.com/lenovo-x13s/ ? I see only "full image" downloads and no link to information on what was used to build these images. I poked around the dists named "bookworm something" on apt.armbian.com looking for the kernel used, but didn't find any obvious match (no 6.3 kernel version, no kernel that has "x13s" in the package name, ...). Likewise, there is no x13s listed in https://github.com/armbian/build/tree/master/config/sources/families