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--- linux_router:ubuntu [2022-01-16 Sun wk02 11:34] – baumkp
+++ linux_router:ubuntu [2023-06-18 Sun wk24 15:46] – [Debian] baumkp
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 {{tag>linux router setup debian ubuntu snap snaps}}
-======Router Basic Debian / Ubuntu Server Setup======
+======Router Basic Debian Server Setup======
 =====Debian=====
-Basically the same as Ubuntu, except I tried with Debian Buster (10).  I updated to Debian Bullseye (11) with no major problems.
+Basically the same as Ubuntu, except I tried with Debian Buster (10).  I updated to Debian Bullseye (11) with no major problems. When I updated to Bookwork (12) the update failed.  I then managed to corrupt the configuration files on the router..... Hopefully these notes expedite recovery.
 Having used Ubuntu for the past many years I have grown use to netplan.  This is not native on Debian Buster, so needs to be installed: ''sudo apt install netplan.io''  it basically just seems to work.
-One of the benefits of Debian is no **Snap**!   Also a whole pile of other Ubuntu crud is not there!
+One of the benefits of Debian is no **Snaps**!   Also a whole pile of other Ubuntu crud is not there!
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 ====Disable snap in Ubuntu====
+//**Another reason to move away from Ubuntu.**//\\
 Ubuntu snap system sucks, to disable:
   *''snap list'' # to show what snaps are installed
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   *''sudo apt-mark hold snapd''
   *''apt list --installed | grep snap''
 It seems like Ubuntu want Snap to work and actively tries to make this so.
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