Upgrade it, freezing is coming
Upgrade it, freezing is coming
Jack Hall
Jayden Kelly
Buster when
Dominic Hill
probably like may or june, if the stretch and jessie freezes are any indication.
Kevin Foster
too early
Isaac Davis
This is my sources.list.. how do I update to Buster safely?
deb deb.debian.org
deb deb.debian.org
deb deb.debian.org
deb dl.winehq.org
deb download.virtualbox.org
# Backports repository
#available after stable release
deb deb.debian.org
deb deb.debian.org
Jacob Foster
bump with same problem
Jacob Mitchell
if all you had were the stock repos and backports this would be the work of sixty seconds and one apt full-ugrade. Unfortunately you have a frankendebian with two third-party repos and unstable. Those are highly likely to break if you try to upgrade. What I'd do is to remove those repos and all packages you have installed from them before trying to upgrade. Remove any apt pins you have, also. If that sounds too daunting then you'll want to reinstall from scratch.
also note that deb.debian.org supports https, you apparently have apt-transport-https from the wine repo, might as well use it. Consider switching away from virtualbox to KVM/QEMU and virt-manager.
Asher Roberts
deb deb.debian.org
deb deb.debian.org
deb deb.debian.org
deb dl.winehq.org
deb download.virtualbox.org
# Backports repository
#available after buster release
deb deb.debian.org
deb deb.debian.org
;)
Eli White
ty. will try to fix it with great care
Daniel Moore
>Edit your /etc/apt/sources.list file, changing 'stable' (or the current codename for stable) to 'testing' (or the current code name for the next stable release).
>Remove or comment out your stable security updates line(s) (anything with security.debian.org in it).
>Remove or comment out any other stable-specific lines, like *-backports or *-updates.
>Verify that your installation is not fixed to a specific release in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/00default-release
More info from wiki.debian.org
Also, don't enter any graphic environment(DE/WM/etc) while you do this.
Have fun