Better guide here:

https://wiki.debian.org/CreatePackageFromPPA

^ That shows how to use PPA source code to build local Devuan packages.

5.19 made it into Debian sid on 2022-09-01: https://metadata.ftp-master.debian.org/ … _changelog

I presume Amprolla picked it up soon afterwards, it's listed in Devuan now: https://pkginfo.devuan.org/cgi-bin/pack … 4=5.19.6-1

If your box can't see it then change your mirror(s), apt update and try again.

EDIT: automatic URL tags seem to be broken.

Everything looks normal to me. Not sure what's going on there.

I think there might be an underlying problem not addressed by that workaround. Can we see the findmnt output? It will show if everything's mounted correctly.

Try

rm /etc/subuid.2456
apt purge speech-dispatcher

If that doesn't work post the full error message and the output of

stat /proc /etc

Because apt performs the authentication checks that are broken until the new keyring package is installed.

For tpm2-abrmd the daemon is supposed to run as the tss user (/dev/tpm0 should be owned by that user). The systemd unit file has User=tss but the sysvinit file doesn't specify a user.

So edit /etc/init.d/tpm2-abrmd and change line 17 to

	start_daemon -p $PIDFILE -u tss /usr/sbin/tpm2-abrmd

Then run

# service tpm2-abrmd restart

I'm not 100% sure it will work because the man page says that -u is a matching option. Worth a go though.

For ping the chimaera iputils-ping package just missed the fix described in your linked bug report. If you're using that switch to the inetutils-ping package instead.

You should probably file bug reports against both these packages using the reportbug package. The Debian wiki has a page about it. Be sure to check there are no extant reports about the same problem.

Not sure if this is still relevant but:

You can feed debconf-set-selections with a here string (or here document if you're not using bash) containing the relevant information.

This example is for GRUB:

debconf-set-selections <<<"grub-efi-amd64 grub2/force_efi_extra_removable boolean true"

Use debconf-get-selections to find the correct syntax for each entry and use dpkg-reconfigure to bring up the interactive configuration dialogue for each package that shows all the options.

And off-topic but:

Devuan uses an initramfs rather than an initrd and so uses chroot instead of pivot_root.

Just bought Titanfall 2 'cos it was on sale in Steam. I didn't even check if it was Linux compatible (it isn't) but Proton handles it just fine — everything seems to work and I'm getting a consistent ~60fps, even when it's busy.

It's a nice game. Very well done first person shooter in the modern style (no health counter, just a countdown to death when you're under fire) with added Mechs. Lovely and very fun even if I am crap at all the wall-jumping movement stuff.

I think the RX6800 needs kernel >5.10 and firmware-amd-graphics >2020-11-18 so chimaera should be fine. Just about.

Newer cards will need linux-image-amd64 from chimaera-backports but the latest firmware in the repositories is from 2021-08-18 so you would have to obtain newer versions using other methods such as https://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php … 18#p755418.

EDIT: I have no personal experience of that card but I help out lots of AMD users.

@nenesse: I think you'll have to use

wget http://deb.devuan.org/devuan/pool/main/d/devuan-keyring/devuan-keyring_2022.09.04_all.deb
dpkg -i devuan-keyring_2022.09.04_all.deb

Is the system clock correct?

I see

$ gpg --keyserver keys.gnupg.net --search-keys BB23C00C61FC752C 
gpg: data source: http://pgp.surf.nl:11371
(1)	 4096 bit RSA key BB23C00C61FC752C, created: 2017-09-04
Keys 1-1 of 1 for "BB23C00C61FC752C".  Enter number(s), N)ext, or Q)uit > 
$