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You have few options..... You could create a source.lists at /etc/apt and put in there what the Devuan tutorial tells you. It will work, The reason it will work is Debian and Devuan still support the sources.list file. The only note is..... eventually that .list file will go away You can see the intention with it at this wiki...its not happening so quickly ...LOL its moving at Debian pace.... https://wiki.debian.org/SourcesList look at the sources.list format section We just dropped the .list now...

You have few options..... You could create a source.lists at /etc/apt and put in there what the Devuan tutorial tells you. It will work, The reason it will work is Debian and Devuan still support the sources.list file. The only note is..... eventually that .list file will go away You can see the intention with it at this wiki...its not happening so quickly ...LOL its moving at Debian pace.... https://wiki.debian.org/SourcesList look at the sources.list format section We just dropped now so we can...

Thats odd When I do sudo apt upgrade or sudo apt full-upgrade And reboot all is upgraded. @Scott - What happend if you do uname -v You may see this 1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Debian 6.1.170-3 (2026-05-08) This is the number assigned by Linux kernel team ( for example 6.1.170). This is the actual source code. This is the "ABI" Version (The uname -r number) 6.1.0-47-amd64. The "0" is a placeholder. In older days, it tracked minor version changes, but now it’s mostly there for backward compatibility with...

Thats odd When I do sudo apt upgrade or sudo apt full-upgrade And reboot all is upgraded. @Scott - is you do uname -v You may see this 1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Debian 6.1.170-3 (2026-05-08) This is the number assigned by Linux kernel team ( for example 6.1.170). This is the actual source code. This is the "ABI" Version (The uname -r number) 6.1.0-47-amd64. The "0" is a placeholder. In older days, it tracked minor version changes, but now it’s mostly there for backward compatibility with scripts. The...

Thats odd When I do sudo apt upgrade or sudo apt full-upgrade And reboot all is upgraded.

For devuan, not yet.. I am wrapping up the Installer.... basically there are om customizations that I am working in. ONce that is completed we should beable to start testing. I will have links posted then - Thanks!

You talking about devuan/debian 32?- On the 64 side I have mostly everything ready, the last thing I need to finish .... is the installer and the final squashfs, The plan is to have a beta testing timeline when things are ready. This week my goal is to complete the installer bit, and add in the SSl keys.... All this setups us up to be able to compile a 32 bit, and deploy the packages, once the 64bit is in place it will make it easier to try a 32bit compile. Hope that helps