Update to Debian 11 in three steps

Jan 24, 2024261

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A group of people who play with Black Weis may need to update Debian to a higher version. Here is a simple method: 1. Use the ssh command to create a partition and mount it. 2. Upload the 6.1 image file to the ramboot folder in the sda7 partition. 3. Extract and upload the boot file to the boot folder in the sda7 partition. 4. Replace the grub file in the sda1 partition with the one in sda7. 5. Restart Debian and use the ssh command "uname -r" to check the kernel version. Download links for the files are provided.

There is a group of people who play with Black Wei, and they may need to update Debian to a higher version. Here is a simple solution:

Usually, create a partition through the ssh command, mount the partition, and then perform the following operations:

Upload the image file of 6.1 to the ramboot folder of the sda7 partition.
Extract and upload the boot to the boot folder of the sda7 partition.
Overwrite the grub.cfg file in the sda1 partition with the grub file.
Restart and enter Debian, use the ssh command to enter uname -r to observe the kernel version.

File download links:

Baidu Cloud Disk: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1ifJHIln6-Wh_4a3F0Nc1qA?pwd=p7dv

Extraction code: p7dv

Quark Cloud Disk: https://pan.quark.cn/s/e41c267a1627