03-10-2021, 12:55 PM
@hamed @sagher
Have you both ignored the red text that is placed at almost the top of the tutorial post?
It answers your questions pretty much in terms of if you should do this or not and when you should do it or not.
About the question by @hamed: During the upgrade the packages are upgraded and the kernel. Of course partially configurations are replaced with newer versions that come with the new software. However for everything you changed or custom configured you will be asked mostly if you wish to replace the configuration or keep the original. And for the most it will NOT replace any configuration during an upgrade. So nothing is mixed up. You are still just upgrading the packages to the level the newer Debian version.
Have you both ignored the red text that is placed at almost the top of the tutorial post?
It answers your questions pretty much in terms of if you should do this or not and when you should do it or not.
About the question by @hamed: During the upgrade the packages are upgraded and the kernel. Of course partially configurations are replaced with newer versions that come with the new software. However for everything you changed or custom configured you will be asked mostly if you wish to replace the configuration or keep the original. And for the most it will NOT replace any configuration during an upgrade. So nothing is mixed up. You are still just upgrading the packages to the level the newer Debian version.
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