1) Why don‘t I receive the 5.10.209-2 version for bullseye?
If you still want to do it then your specific issue is because the Bookworm kernel packaging scheme has been changed to be like stock Debian. raspberrypi-kernel and raspberrypi-bootloader aren't used.
Code:
$ apt-cache search linux-image-rpi-linux-image-rpi-2712 - Linux for Raspberry Pi 2712 (meta-package)linux-image-rpi-2712-dbg - Debugging symbols for Linux rpi-2712 configuration (meta-package)linux-image-rpi-v8 - Linux for Raspberry Pi v8 (meta-package)linux-image-rpi-v8-dbg - Debugging symbols for Linux rpi-v8 configuration (meta-package)linux-image-rpi-v6 - Linux for Raspberry Pi v6 (meta-package)linux-image-rpi-v6-dbg - Debugging symbols for Linux rpi-v6 configuration (meta-package)linux-image-rpi-v7 - Linux for Raspberry Pi v7 (meta-package)linux-image-rpi-v7-dbg - Debugging symbols for Linux rpi-v7 configuration (meta-package)linux-image-rpi-v7l - Linux for Raspberry Pi v7l (meta-package)linux-image-rpi-v7l-dbg - Debugging symbols for Linux rpi-v7l configuration (meta-package)Code:
$ apt-cache search raspi-firmwareraspi-firmware - Raspberry Pi family GPU firmware and bootloadersI see from your other posts that this was actually a Buster install that was upgraded to Bullseye and now you've upgraded it to Bookworm? If you ever need support for this install then need to say its been upgraded and the installed packages and configuration aren't standard.
Edit: Not Bookworm
Statistics: Posted by trejan — Fri May 31, 2024 9:49 pm