Yeah, thanks for the help!
The 64 bit version of Trixie is fine, actually. I was able to get a fully functional image and was able to build the packages I need as well. The 32 bit version is another story. It has a lot of libs which are still *t64 which I learned indicates they are being converted over to 64 bit time to deal with the y2k36 bug. Looks like it is a long way away.
I assumed that since the rpi-update stable kernel went to 6.12.y that an update to Trixie was imminent, but that does not appear to be the case. I will patiently await the announcement.
The 64 bit version of Trixie is fine, actually. I was able to get a fully functional image and was able to build the packages I need as well. The 32 bit version is another story. It has a lot of libs which are still *t64 which I learned indicates they are being converted over to 64 bit time to deal with the y2k36 bug. Looks like it is a long way away.
I assumed that since the rpi-update stable kernel went to 6.12.y that an update to Trixie was imminent, but that does not appear to be the case. I will patiently await the announcement.
Statistics: Posted by gearhead — Wed Mar 26, 2025 2:05 am