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This happens every time a new kernel is pushed out (security fixes...). Debian's suggested way is to use the debian-installer-netboot packages for updating, e.g
by mkesper 7y ago
This happens every time a new kernel is pushed out (security fixes...). Debian's suggested way is to use the debian-installer-netboot packages for updating, e.g. https://packages.debian.org/buster/debian-installer-10-netboot-amd64 https://packages.debian.org/buster/debian-installer-10-netbo...
- jlgaddis 7y agoYep, but the TFTP server doesn't run Debian so this is the easiest "solution" for me. When it does break, it literally takes less than five minutes to get it working again. Looks like I'd been using the previous kernel and initramfs since 2019-09-05 and, well, I can deal with spending five minutes on an issue once every five months -- especially considering all the time that it saves me! (At one point, I insisted -- for some unknown reason! -- on using the weekly "unstable" images so the breakage was much, much more frequent. Fortunately for my sanity, I finally gave up and went back to just using the latest "stable" mini.iso.)