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Thanks. But it has some problems right now. I am working on update.

EDIT: Updated gist with new version which should fix new version detection.

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I am looking now into CloudSmith to see if we can work with it.

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I had to apt install jq. Your script works perfectly. Thanks. ;-)

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Thanks. But it has some problems right now. I am working on update.

EDIT: Updated gist with new version which should fix new version detection.

Version checking fixed (remove the first "v" from repo kernel string):
https://gist.github.com/juliokele/8c3e249d9f32ea09545d303f983cdedb

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thank you, this is working well.

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hmm, wouldn't a repo be easier for everyone ?!

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@DjSni Yes, definitely! However, I don’t have the resources to host an APT repository for this at the moment. I am waiting for some SaaS services (APT on Github Packages?) to become available 😄

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Can this be helpful? https://github.com/rpatterson/github-apt-repos

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Have a look at the README for instructions on installing kernels via the Debian repository.

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Just tried it and goes without problems! But think a kind of stable channel would be even better... Like 'apt install pve-kernel-stable' but only if it is not too much work...

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@DjSni What do you mean by stable channel? You can already track the stable or longterm kernels by installing pve-kernel-5.12-edge and pve-kernel-5.10-edge respectively.

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a kind of virtual package, pve-kernel-stable references e.g. the current pve-kernel-5.12 as soon as this is no longer stable the sable package pve-kernel-stable remains the same but then references e.g. pve-kernel-5.13 or pve-kernel-5.14.

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