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Jun 08 19:59:31 <kusznir> Hi all: I've got a dreamplug running debian that I haven't upgraded in a while, but I needed to upgrade for a variety of reasons (including software support).  I did an apt-get update and apt-get dist-upgrade, and its now warning me about a udev upgrade requiring a matching kernel upgrade or breakage will result...
Jun 08 20:00:11 <kusznir> I'm so out of the loop that I'm not sure where to get a kernel upgrade, or what version I would need.  I do remember that kernels were loaded manually, and that I had a heck of a time finding a "good" kernel the first go-round (3-5 years ago?)
Jun 08 20:01:00 <kusznir> Suggestions?  udev version throwing the warning/error is udev_215-17+deb8u1_armel.deb  Its blocking about 50 packages to update still.
Jun 08 20:25:20 <kusznir> Read more...aparenty I'm making the jump to Debian 8 (jesse), and jessee "fully supports" the dreamplug.  Also, the only howto's I can find on installing it either say to use the debian-installer (and no special notes at the end re: installing kernels, etc), or have a hacked-up install procedure for Debian 5....
Jun 08 20:25:56 <kusznir> So, I gather that there are now kernel packages available for the dream/sheeva/guru, but I haven't managed to find them yet, nor do I know the procedure for setting them up...I'd greatly appreciate some support/advice for migrating to this path.
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