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/etc/debian_version is still 12.0
(lemmy.world)
Debian is a free operating system (OS) for your computer. An operating system is the set of basic programs and utilities that make your computer run. Debian provides more than a pure OS: it comes with over 59000 packages, precompiled software bundled up in a nice format for easy installation on your machine.
So 12.1 is out but have you upgraded any of your packages yet? The
/etc/debian_versionfile comes from thebase-filespackage. On my up to date system, it’s showing12.1in the file and the package version is12.4+deb12u1as I can see fromdpkg -l base-files.Make sure to do an
apt updateand then do anapt upgrade -sto do a dry-run to see what packages would be upgraded. I’m guessing thebase-filespackage hasn’t been updated.I've upgraded packages several times. My base-files package has version
12.4. I've tried withapt updateandapt upgrade -sand I don't have any package to upgrade. Is it possible that the version is locked somewhere?I’m not aware of a way to lock an entire system to a major.minor version with Debian, only holding individual packages. What exact version is your
base-files? The full string matters.You could check to see if anything is held with
apt-mark showhold.It is possible that the mirror you have in your sources.list file stopped syncing so to your system is looks like it has no updates. What mirror is your system pointed at?
I'm using
http://deb.debian.org/debianmirror, but I was surprised that it didn't download files withapt-get updatecommand. I removed/var/lib/apt/listsdirectory, and it worked and upgraded to 12.1 :).