Is there a way to cleanup APT repository from PVE kernel and BPO kernel stuff (from testing around). Backports are disabled at this time!

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    ryecoaaron

    Hi Aaron

    A short question:

    I disabled backports and installed PVE Kernel 6.14 and 6.11 with your kernel plugin, for testing CPU boot warnings with these kernels..

    Absolut the same, like Debian 6.12.x bpo kernel... Bad stuff...

    Now i want to cleanup the APT repository from PVE and Debian bpo stuff inside... (Still have PVE GRUB version installed...).

    Do you know an easy way, or should i reinstall OMV from scratch?


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro Sata DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB Sata (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 8.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, MiniDLNA | 6.17 bpo kernel

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    Quote from prtigger1

    Now i want to cleanup the APT repository from PVE and Debian bpo stuff inside... (Still have PVE GRUB version installed...).

    if you have pve packages installed, I wouldn't remove the pve repo. otherwise, you don't get updates.

    Quote from prtigger1

    Do you know an easy way, or should i reinstall OMV from scratch?

    There isn't an easy way. I also wouldn't worry about it. pve grub is actually newer and better than stable debian. If you are going to worry about it, reinstall is much easier.

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    Edited once, last by ryecoaaron ().

    Quote from ryecoaaron

    if you have pve packages installed, I would remove the pve repo. otherwise, you don't get updates.

    Hi Aaron

    Thanks for your comments.

    You know, i'm not an expert like you...

    Do you have a short description how to remove the PVE repository?


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro Sata DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB Sata (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 8.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, MiniDLNA | 6.17 bpo kernel

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    My comment was supposed to say "wouldn't" remove the pve repo.

    omv 8.0.6-2 synchrony | 6.17 proxmox kernel

    plugins :: omvextrasorg 8.0.2 | kvm 8.0.2 | compose 8.1.2 | cterm 8.0 | borgbackup 8.0.2 | cputemp 8.0 | mergerfs 8.0 | scripts 8.0.1 | writecache 8.1


    omv-extras.org plugins source code and issue tracker - github - changelogs


    Please try ctrl-shift-R and read this before posting a question.

    Please put your OMV system details in your signature.
    Please don't PM for support... Too many PMs!

    Ok... Thank you!

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro Sata DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB Sata (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 8.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, MiniDLNA | 6.17 bpo kernel

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