update_kernel_on_lmde4_debian_10
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- | Enabling Debian Backports means editing the sources.list file which is located in the /etc/apt/ directory. As a result, it is a good idea to create a backup of this file before continuing. Using the cp command, make a copy of “sources.list.” | ||
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- | With the backup created, it is time to start the editing process. Using the Nano text editor, load up the sources.list file. Be sure to use sudo, or if you do not have sudo set up on Debian, use su. | ||
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- | Inside of Nano, make your way to the bottom by pressing the Down Arrow on the keyboard. Then, write out the following sentence. | ||
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- | Next, press the Enter key on the keyboard to create a new line in the file. Then, add in the new backports repo for Debian 10 Buster. | ||
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- | After adding the repository line, it is time to save Nano. Press Ctrl + O to save your edits. Close the Nano text editor with Ctrl + X. | ||
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- | Finally, once out of the Nano text editor, use the apt-get update command to finish setting up Debian Backports. | ||
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