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#1 2024-07-04 02:48

danielson
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Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

Presume someone has already taken a shot at it.


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#2 2024-07-04 05:53

bin
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Re: Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

Yes.

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#3 2024-07-04 09:25

q4osteam
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Re: Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

Absolutely, it's strongly recommended for Q4OS users to follow Debian upgrades within a Debian edition.

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#4 2024-07-04 11:19

danielson
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Re: Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

Good to know!

Just double-checking.


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#5 2024-07-08 02:59

Omnimaxus
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Re: Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

q4osteam wrote:

Absolutely, it's strongly recommended for Q4OS users to follow Debian upgrades within a Debian edition.

Any chance on there being a release date for the next edition of Q4OS?  The last release was in November 2023.

It's now July 2024.  I'd like to see about possibly using Q4OS, but I need a newer kernel for it to work on my hardware.

Thanks.

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#6 2024-07-08 06:23

bin
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Re: Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

Omnimaxus wrote:
q4osteam wrote:

Absolutely, it's strongly recommended for Q4OS users to follow Debian upgrades within a Debian edition.

Any chance on there being a release date for the next edition of Q4OS?  The last release was in November 2023.

It's now July 2024.  I'd like to see about possibly using Q4OS, but I need a newer kernel for it to work on my hardware.

Thanks.

Q4OS Frequently Asked Questions
https://www.q4os.org/dqa011.html
3.6 - Installing newer kernel from Debian Backports

Should do the trick.

You can also use the Liquorix kernel - https://liquorix.net/ that'll make a difference!!!

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#7 2024-07-08 09:19

q4osteam
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Re: Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

Omnimaxus wrote:

The last release was in November 2023....

The Q4OS 5 Aquarius live images have been updated on May 2024, see https://sourceforge.net/projects/q4os/files/stable/

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#8 2024-07-08 14:10

Omnimaxus
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Re: Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

q4osteam wrote:
Omnimaxus wrote:

The last release was in November 2023....

The Q4OS 5 Aquarius live images have been updated on May 2024, see (DELETED)

Apologies.  I was only going by what I saw on the website before posting.  Thanks, though.

Incidentally, I just saw your announcement that Q4OS 5.5 is actually out, so that's great.

I'm downloading the ISO as I type this.  Hope it works well on my PC hardware.  We'll see ...

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#9 2024-07-08 14:27

Omnimaxus
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Re: Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

Update:

Tried the live image of Q4OS.  Unfortunately, the 6.1 kernel does not work with my USB WiFi adapter.

On Linux Mint "Edge" edition (Cinnamon), the 6.5 kernel works flawlessly with it.  No problems.  Fast.

I do have another WiFi adapter (Panda Wireless) that should work with Q4OS.  I'll find time to test it later.

Was kinda hoping this release would work "out-of-the-box" with my PC hardware, though.  That'd help a lot.

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#10 2024-07-08 14:33

Omnimaxus
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Re: Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

bin wrote:
Omnimaxus wrote:
q4osteam wrote:

Absolutely, it's strongly recommended for Q4OS users to follow Debian upgrades within a Debian edition.

Any chance on there being a release date for the next edition of Q4OS?  The last release was in November 2023.

It's now July 2024.  I'd like to see about possibly using Q4OS, but I need a newer kernel for it to work on my hardware.

Thanks.

Q4OS Frequently Asked Questions
(DELETED)
3.6 - Installing newer kernel from Debian Backports

Should do the trick.

You can also use the Liquorix kernel - (DELETED) that'll make a difference!!!

Thanks for helping.  Very interesting, too, about the Liquorix kernel.  Never heard of it.  Huh.  How about that?

P.S.: Had to delete the links in the quote above.  The forum wouldn't allow me to post links.  (How very odd ... )

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#11 2024-07-30 23:17

Christopher633
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Re: Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

I think it is worth it question mark? big_smile

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#12 2024-08-01 02:22

crosscourt
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Re: Is it safe to update to Debian 12.6 ?

The Liquorix kernel works well as I originally tried it with MX Linux thru the MX package installer. I believe once you reach a minimum post total youll be able to post links Omnimaxus.  What wifi adapter are you using that had the issue with the 6.1 kernel?


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