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Turns out I have been updating wrong all this time! 🤦🏼
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Debian. like the Debian.
currently running Trixie on my daily and bookworm on a couple servers which will be upgraded to Trixie soon.
@GreenKnight23 @oong3Eepa1ae1tahJozoosuu I've never seen that behavior in Debian. Is that some different type of configuration?
native config. nothing special.
@GreenKnight23 I don't see that behavior. Rebooting into a new kernel and then running dist-upgrade, it always _always_ keeps one older kernel around. Bookworm and trixie.