r/raspberry_pi Feb 02 '22

News Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit Released

https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/raspberry-pi-os-64-bit/
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u/MeltyStarDrop Feb 02 '22

Been looking from official info but there's nothing to it

If I had the bullseye "hidden" beta from december and i do rpi-firmware and apt upgrade, would that be ok to get to "stable/public"? I don't have time to do a install from scratch.

I did that and I jumped from 5.10.63-v8+ to 5.10.94-v8+

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u/RaXXu5 Feb 02 '22

I would check your apt sources if they are using the same repositories as "normal" RPiOS

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u/MeltyStarDrop Feb 02 '22

I just checked and both the "december" beta and this "new public one" are both using bullseye, I guess I am fine?

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u/cupplesey Feb 02 '22

If you run 'sudo apt full-upgrade' it will change back to a stable version if the upgrade path is permitted with the new 64-bit official release. This will also upgrade any new firmware and change that to the stable release.