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On 04/01/2024 14:11, Anssi Saari wrote:
> druck writes:
>
>> So I abandoned that, and went back to it's predecessor Pi 4B, which
>> was running Bullseye 64 bit (hand upgraded from 32 bit, and prior to
>> that in place upgraded all the way from the very fist OS running an
>> the original 256MB Pi B)
>
> What's "hand upgraded"? I have this Pi that I kinda would like to keep
> running for a while yet but it has Ubuntu 20.04 LTS on it. Canonical
> extended the support for 20.04 LTS until 2030 but not for the armhf
> architecture which I have. I've considered cross grading it to arm64 but
> I'm not sure it's worth the trouble or if that would even work. And this
> is a CM3+ so there's no SD card, only soldered eMMC for storage.
A good question is why you would want to upgrade at all.
If you have used it for a specific task and it is still performing that
task well, what is the problem?
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