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<IgorPec>
mrjpaxton[m]: fosshost is changing something
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<IgorPec>
just do update again and it will pick different mirror
<mrjpaxton[m]>
IgorPec: Oh, it's no problem! I was able to get it working with the other mirrors I posted above. Is there a way to have "apt.armbian.com" redirect to other mirrors in case there is an error with one? Hmm, that I'm not sure about....
<mrjpaxton[m]>
Oh wait, it will use a different mirror now?
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<IgorPec>
apt.armbian.com is redirecor
<IgorPec>
it gives you closest mirror automatically
<IgorPec>
while fosshost, which is one of our mirrors, does the same
<IgorPec>
they send out email few days ago they will be chaning something, but i haven't pay much attention
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<mrjpaxton[m]>
Great! Yeah, I mostly wanted to try upgrading to 21.02.3 today, because I have had some troubles setting up WireGuard with 21.02.01 with systemd (using wg-quick is just fine), but it might not be the kernel's fault. It might be because I also need to backport a newer systemd version, which I'm afraid would break Armbian if I'm not careful... But I already did my backups, so I feel good about trying it.
<IgorPec>
for wg you probably only need new tools
<mrjpaxton[m]>
Thing is systemd shipped with Debian/Armbian Stable does not have the extra networkctl options like "delete" and "renew", etc... so it makes managing interfaces harder. So I'm seeing if I can set up a replacement for wg-quick with it. If not, it's no big deal. :p
<mrjpaxton[m]>
Just a "fun" project I have planned for this box.
<IgorPec>
well, then go for hirsute
<IgorPec>
it comes with latest packages
<IgorPec>
is as bad or good as arch ;)
<mrjpaxton[m]>
I've never heard of hirsute. Lol.
<mrjpaxton[m]>
But I... know what that word means, though.
<IgorPec>
ubuntu 21.04 codename
<mrjpaxton[m]>
Oh really? I am out of the loop, then.
<IgorPec>
or debian sid
<IgorPec>
but we don't provide those build just like that since we can't provide any support
<mrjpaxton[m]>
I was a Sid user for a while, but I got tired of things breaking after every other update. Lol.
<IgorPec>
ubuntu variant is usually less critical
<IgorPec>
anyway we provide kernel and u-boot separate so its much less trouble
<IgorPec>
you can have sid with stable kernel
<mrjpaxton[m]>
I liked Ubuntu 20.04 when I tried it for a while. It's really good. The native ExFAT and ZFS support out of the box is pretty amazing (I use btrfs though). But honestly, I am still devoted to Debian4Life.
<mrjpaxton[m]>
Well I also do like that Armbian ships with a newer kernel. I've been using ExFAT natively on some of my thumb drives. No more FUSE! Yay. I think regular Debian also ships a backported kernel as well, so I'm using that on my other systems.
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<IgorPec>
we are above both anyway. just pick the best out of each world ;)
<IgorPec>
i use both in my deployments
<IgorPec>
and armbian on arm hw
<IgorPec>
we are just too lazy to make an x86 build
<mrjpaxton[m]>
Well, yeah, it's not "x86bian" after all. :p
<mrjpaxton[m]>
Well, good news. Looks like the systemd buster-backports upgrade works after all on Armbian. That's a relief.
<mrjpaxton[m]>
Time to do some testingTime to do some testing!
<mrjpaxton[m]>
Whoops. Lol.
<IgorPec>
well, if it works on on debian, it must work here as well
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<kprasadvnsi[m]>
i wanna put a file into /root directory at build stage. how can i do it in armbian?
<IgorPec>
help
<ArmbianHelper>
Check out our awesome documentation! It's tremendous, promise! https://docs.armbian.com/
<IgorPec>
development section
<kprasadvnsi[m]>
found it. but there is no example for it.