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    Upgrading to Bullseye?

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      knebb last edited by

      Hi all,

      my Neuron M103 is running

      root@neuron:~# cat /etc/issue
Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 \n \l

root@neuron:~# uname -a
Linux neuron 5.10.60-v7+ #1449 SMP Wed Aug 25 15:00:01 BST 2021 armv7l GNU/Linux

      As this is oldstable I am thinking of upgrading to stable/ Bullseye (based on Debian11).

      I am unsure about the Unipi repository. I found the KB article but this did not help.
      Currently my /etc/apt/sources.list.d/unipi.list says:

      root@neuron:/etc/apt/sources.list.d# cat unipi.list
deb https://repo.unipi.technology/debian buster main

      Going to the repo main page it does not display any version information.

      So my question here is:
      Is it possible to upgrade to Bullseye? Or is the UniPi repository not yet at Bullseye?

      How can I retrieve this information?

      Thanks!

      /KNEBB

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        Martin Kudláček administrators @knebb last edited by

        Hi @knebb,
        we are currently working on the Bullseye packages for the Unipi PLCs, but some important are still missing. The official release from our side will be after the official release of the RaspberryPI OS.

        Best regards,
        Martin

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          lukas009 last edited by

          and what about OS for Patron devices? When we can expect (stable & fully functional) upgrade of Node-Red OS or OpenSource OS? Thank you

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            Martin Kudláček administrators @lukas009 last edited by

            Hi @lukas009,
            it is the same issue. We will release Bullseye OS images once the support for all products is done. Looks like it could be next month.

            Best regards,
            Martin

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              knebb @Martin Kudláček last edited by

              @Martin-Kudláček

              Hi,

              sorry again for annoying. I am still conmsidering upgrading. Unfortunately my quastion about how I can see if it it ready for Bullseye has not been answered.

              From my point of view with the links I originally provbided it looks like it has not been upgraded up to now. Am I right here?

              Thanks& Greetings

              /KNEBB

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                romainletendart last edited by

                Hi,

                We would also be interested in a bullseye upgrade for Unipi Neuron Series as we are currently facing issues with the systemd version that comes with buster.

                Any updates on this matter?

                Best regards,

                Romain

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                  Martin Kudláček administrators @romainletendart last edited by

                  Hello everybody,
                  the upgrade to bullseye is planned for March.

                  Best regards,
                  Martin

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                    gabrielsoudry last edited by

                    Hello @Martin-Kudláček
                    Any updates for the upgrade to bullseye?
                    Regards,
                    Gabriel

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                      knebb @Martin Kudláček last edited by

                      @Martin-Kudláček said in Upgrading to Bullseye?:

                      Hello everybody,
                      the upgrade to bullseye is planned for March.

                      Best regards,
                      Martin

                      March has been gone now since two months.

                      So I am getting the feeling there is no effort put into getting it lifted to current stable?

                      Would be a pitty....

                      /KNEBB

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                        gabrielsoudry last edited by

                        Any news @Martin-Kudláček ? A planning for this upgrade ?

                        Regards,
                        Gabriel

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                          AVsetula administrators last edited by AVsetula

                          Hello everybody,

                          we have good news!
                          All packages from the Unipi repository already have their version for Bullseye (Debian 11).

                          Unfortunately it took a little longer as it was not as easy as it first seemed, but now our packages can be used on all Unipi controllers with Debian 11.

                          We are now working on Bullseye OS images that we will release in the coming months. OS images will not be released immediately because we are working on a new unified approach to information about the controller and its peripherals.

                          For Unipi Neuron and Unipi 1.1 it is now possible to use the RaspberryPi OS image.

                          Best regards,
                          Antonin

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                            acecile @AVsetula last edited by

                            @AVsetula is it possible to get an early access to the debian 11 image ? Just got a set of 25 neurons and I'd rather use debian 11 even if it is still beta.

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                              knebb @acecile last edited by

                              Hi all,

                              anyone having a hint how to upgrade now to Debian 11? I do not want to risk my installation here....

                              For Debian/ Raspbian I will have to replace "buster" with "bullseye", right?
                              /etc/apt/sources.list.d/raspi.list:

                              deb http://archive.raspberrypi.org/debian/ buster main ui

                              Additionally I need to do the same here, correct?
                              /etc/apt/sources.list.d/unipi.list:

                              deb https://repo.unipi.technology/debian buster main

                              Once edited, run apt update; apt full-upgrade; apt autoremove based on this tutorial.

                              Is this the way to go?

                              Greetings

                              /KNEBB

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                                knebb @knebb last edited by

                                I did as shown above. Ended in an Neuron M103 not booting :(

                                Unfortunately I do not have a possibility to attach a screen to M103 (or can I use the HDMI of the inner Raspi?)

                                I ended up in restoring the previous image.

                                So I can not even tell what the issue was- I guess some kernel/ grub based issues.

                                At current stage I would recommend against the above upgrade procedure.

                                /KNEBB

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