I still have no clue about debos and I've just configured a Rock64 for exactly this scenario (and it seems you'll get to this soon), so I figured I'll just describe it in an issue.
1) Add sid and experimental to your sources.list file. (you can also put those in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ dir, but I prefer them in 1 file)
2) Make Bookworm the Default Release as follows:
Create a new file /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/40default-release with the following contents:
APT::Default-Release "bookworm";
3) Ensure that packages (i.e. the Debian kernel), installed from Experimental get upgraded when a new version lands in Experimental (normally that happens automatically, but Experimental is different), as follows:
Create a new file /etc/apt/preferences.d/50experimental with the following contents:
Once the 6.1 kernel has been uploaded to Sid (which will be with a higher version), then you won't need Experimental anymore and can safely remove both the /etc/apt/preferences.d/50experimental file as the line referencing experimental from your sources.list
I still have no clue about
debosand I've just configured a Rock64 for exactly this scenario (and it seems you'll get to this soon), so I figured I'll just describe it in an issue.1) Add
sidandexperimentalto yoursources.listfile. (you can also put those in/etc/apt/sources.list.d/dir, but I prefer them in 1 file) 2) MakeBookwormthe Default Release as follows: Create a new file/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/40default-releasewith the following contents:3) Ensure that packages (i.e. the Debian kernel), installed from
Experimentalget upgraded when a new version lands inExperimental(normally that happens automatically, butExperimentalis different), as follows: Create a new file/etc/apt/preferences.d/50experimentalwith the following contents:Once the 6.1 kernel has been uploaded to
Sid(which will be with a higher version), then you won't needExperimentalanymore and can safely remove both the/etc/apt/preferences.d/50experimentalfile as the line referencingexperimentalfrom yoursources.listHTH