Does doing an `apt full-upgrade` from Buster to Bullseye break anything like before a year ago? I kind of want to do it, but not if the eMMC issues are still around. I really prefer not using the slower SD card method.
And i also want to ask about stability for people that still use a Kobol with Armbian on Bullseye. Any pertinent issues with anything? A few people on here have claimed that they have gotten the vanilla Debian kernel to run on the Helios64, but I'm not sure how... Sure would be great if the vanilla Debian distro worked on this board, but I doubt that'll ever happen...
I love my Kobol, and I am going to have a hard time finding a good replacement for it. i just really like having full CLI access, complete understanding of all the hardware, little to no proprietary bits, and also the open-ness of the hardware. It's all great. But man, finding alternatives NASes is going to be hard for me now. Hahaha.
(Please ignore the fact that I posted this on April Fools Day. That's just a coincidence).
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Hey guys, I figured it was time to ask again...
Does doing an `apt full-upgrade` from Buster to Bullseye break anything like before a year ago? I kind of want to do it, but not if the eMMC issues are still around. I really prefer not using the slower SD card method.
And i also want to ask about stability for people that still use a Kobol with Armbian on Bullseye. Any pertinent issues with anything? A few people on here have claimed that they have gotten the vanilla Debian kernel to run on the Helios64, but I'm not sure how... Sure would be great if the vanilla Debian distro worked on this board, but I doubt that'll ever happen...
I love my Kobol, and I am going to have a hard time finding a good replacement for it. i just really like having full CLI access, complete understanding of all the hardware, little to no proprietary bits, and also the open-ness of the hardware. It's all great. But man, finding alternatives NASes is going to be hard for me now. Hahaha.
(Please ignore the fact that I posted this on April Fools Day. That's just a coincidence).
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