Debian 10 (V18) has Reached End of Life

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Upgrading to V20 should be scheduled as soon as possible.​

Debian 10 - upon which V18 for Linux is based - has reached end of life. This means no further security updates will be released by Debian. Quoting from their release “Starting in July, Debian will not provide further security updates for Debian 10. A subset of buster ...
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When will there be a way to upgrade SBC’s that are based on Debian 10 to a Debian 12 version?
 
ISO is already there for a V20 SBC, may be it's quicker to prepare new V20 SBC and rotate with those in production than expecting an upgrade process on existing ones ?

What about Windows SBCs too?
 
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We've got a few hundred PI SBC's out there. Replacing all of those is not really an option.
 
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We've got a few hundred PI SBC's out there. Replacing all of those is not really an option.
Upgrading/Replacing SBC's is secondary to the PBX as likely you don't have any fqdn or external port forwarding towards your SBC.
 
Is the Windows based installation already the stable version, or still in development for the final release?
 
When will there be a way to upgrade SBC’s that are based on Debian 10 to a Debian 12 version?
We will be releasing an SBC Debian upgrade script soon. I don't have an exact date though, it is currently being tested.
 
We will be releasing an SBC Debian upgrade script soon. I don't have an exact date though, it is currently being tested.
Any word on this? I just upgraded one of our PC based SBCs that was running Debian 10, using apt, and it was able to upgrade to v20 of the SBC but still on the now unsecure base OS.
 

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