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kloos
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Re: Trouble installing packages

#21 Post by kloos »

Thanks, much appreciated.
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Re: Trouble installing packages

#22 Post by CharlesV »

Your very welcome
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Re: Trouble installing packages

#23 Post by Stevo »

The root of all the build failures is that you installed a Debian Bullseye 6.1.0 kernel, not the MX AHS one, and the MX AHS repo is not enabled. Debian doesn't have those drivers, so don't have updates.

We do have versions of that kernel and those drivers in the AHS repo that are compatible, so we were expecting users to use AHS instead.

Debian doesn't have any kernels above 6.1 yet, but those MX users that have been using Liquorix 6.2 (and 6.3) enjoy having those rtl drivers now as part of the kernel, so those dkms drivers will also not be updated for any newer kernels, and will also fail to build.
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The MX Test repository is mostly backports; not the same as Debian testing
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