To update the initrd.img of the bkworm live iso*, the following steps can be used:
One of the critical advantages of using bkworm in making an "immutable OS" is that, after more than two and half years of the equivalent of (open and public!) alphas, betas, RCs, etc via Sid and/or Testing, Bkworm is a very mature and very stable operating system.
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If the live iso can put together competently (i.e., with massive user experiences), there is really not much need to update Bkworm. But it is very doable.
Meanwhile, look forward to immutable Trixie!
* a live iso with persistence can be regularly updated (& remasterized) except the initrd.img file, which must be done manually
Code:
export kernel_ver='6.1.0-18-amd64'sudo mkinitramfs -v -o 'boot/inired.img-${kernel_ver} ${kernel_ver}viewtopic.php?t=149947
If the live iso can put together competently (i.e., with massive user experiences), there is really not much need to update Bkworm. But it is very doable.
Meanwhile, look forward to immutable Trixie!
* a live iso with persistence can be regularly updated (& remasterized) except the initrd.img file, which must be done manually
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