The simple answer is No, as has already been said.
The complicated answer is No, but you might be able to cobble together a system that works but if anything doesn't work you have to fix it yourself as no one here can help you.
If you change your raspbian sources.list entries to trixie (but not the archive.raspberrypi ones), you might get a system you can apt update and full-upgrade to. (obviously make a backup first!!!)
You can also add the trixie raspbian entries below the bookworm ones and use apt pinning to hold it on bookworm unless you specify trixie in the apt command.
What you get from either of these methods will not be the same as a full trixie image (whenever that comes out), and, as I already warned, NO ONE will be prepared to help you fix problems with it.
The complicated answer is No, but you might be able to cobble together a system that works but if anything doesn't work you have to fix it yourself as no one here can help you.
If you change your raspbian sources.list entries to trixie (but not the archive.raspberrypi ones), you might get a system you can apt update and full-upgrade to. (obviously make a backup first!!!)
You can also add the trixie raspbian entries below the bookworm ones and use apt pinning to hold it on bookworm unless you specify trixie in the apt command.
What you get from either of these methods will not be the same as a full trixie image (whenever that comes out), and, as I already warned, NO ONE will be prepared to help you fix problems with it.
Statistics: Posted by rpdom — Sun Aug 18, 2024 10:02 am