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howdy folks !
as title says, i want to leave the 'cutting edge' [ceres] and stay a little 'testing' ...
tia !
Last edited by Dev1 (2016-12-26 00:19:17)
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I've reverted a few backports and testing packages recently like this and it works well. For a whole install you may be better off reinstalling from stable. I'm pretty sure I've attempted whole installs like this before but don't think it was overly successful, however certainly interesting
Make sure apt sources contain only the stable repos you want to use.
Apt pin stable to highest priority in apt/preferences:
Package: *
Pin: release a=stable
Pin-Priority: 1001
Apt update/upgrade/dist-upgrade.
More info and WARNINGS here: http://serverfault.com/questions/484592 … m-unstable
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testing
So sorry dude, i meant from unstable to testing !
Last edited by Dev1 (2016-12-26 22:48:09)
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Same principle applies, just amend the repos you use and the release you pin. You'll probably have better luck going from unstable to testing because there is less difference between them.
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^
thx so much !
let's say ...
Package: *
Pin: release a=testing
Pin-Priority: 1001
? ...
Last edited by Dev1 (2016-12-26 16:23:12)
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Apt pin stable to highest priority in apt/preferences:
Package: * Pin: release a=stable Pin-Priority: 1001
My /etc/apt/preferences.d/ IS EMPTY !
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It won't be empty once you add the pinning information. Why on earth would you be running ceres when you have to ask basic questions like in this thread? Maybe you should stick to stable . . .
(Note that I have never had to pin a package so can't confirm if the above info is correct.)
Last edited by golinux (2016-12-26 17:37:13)
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i don't think so ... i don't think is necessary add the pinning info !
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Apt update/upgrade/dist-upgrade
No more apt-get ?
NOW IS Apt update/upgrade/dist-upgrade ? ?
tia !
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