Bookworm support

[chris18890]

A new version of Raspberry Pi OS based on Debian 12 (bookworm) has been released!

See here for the release announcement - https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/bookworm-the-new-version-of-raspberry-pi-os/

Given the number of changes between Bullseye & Bookworm, an upgraded is actively discouraged & the recommended way is to flash a new Bookworm image ontot he SD Card

What work needs to be done to enable raspberrypi-ua-netinst to be able to install Bookworm?

[FooDeas]

First steps identified when I had a first look on it a few weeks ago:

• add Debian archive keys for v12
• can we remove the v11 keys? (identify issues)
• identify and get the "new" firmware package working in the boot partition

[FooDeas]

I just pushed my bookworm branch as base and playground to fork and work on.

[chris18890]

First steps identified when I had a first look on it a few weeks ago:

* add Debian archive keys for v12

* can we remove the v11 keys? (identify issues)

* identify and get the "new" firmware package working in the boot partition

That's the v10 key you've removed in that commit

[FooDeas]

That's the v10 key you've removed in that commit

I already removed the unneeded v10 key without negative impact. That's not related to the removal of the v11 key that I also wanted to remove and got problems with the v12 key verification (keychain issue? not proven yet.).

[chris18890]

Ahhhh, gotcha! :) I misunderstood what you'd meant/thought you'd referred to the wrong key

[conversy]

Hello, I was wondering if there were any news on this, and maybe on rpi5 support? Best!