I thought that was what was supposed to happen, but I think Pocket
Beagles are bleeding edge period. I'm not sure how you make the
transition, stay on the edge for a year or so then load up another SD
with stable I guess. Where it's a case of not having all the pins
defined yet in anything, I'm definitely interested in activating all
the hardware features. Normally I run stable, maybe even a couple
years behind in OpenBSD. In Debian I don't touch testing any more.
At least it's easier to switch SD cards than hard drives.
On 10/4/17, Jeffrey Walton <noloader@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 4, 2017 at 8:31 PM, Nigel Sollars <nsollars@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Um no I dont think so,
>>
>> Here is why, as these kernels by Robert have worked real well with my
>> BBB
>> Rev B. I have had on odd occasions a kernel panic, allowing unsuspected
>> folk to this end would I think create useless noise.
>>
>> as it stands its more of a choice in that more effort is required, better
>> to
>> have that wiggle room vs useless noise..
>
> Forgive my ignorance... Aren't the unstable kernels (and other
> bleeding edge gear) provided in Testing and/or Unstable? If you don't
> enable them, then you should be safe with a dist-upgrade to pull the
> latest gear, including the latest stable kernel.
>
> Or maybe I misunderstand Debian's processes (which could well be the case).
>
> Jeff
>
>
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