Last time I checked I wasn’t part of the Flightaware staff 
so you will have to wait on their announcement.
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We found a problem during package upgrade testing and are preparing a 7.1 to fix that, release should not be far away.
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Bullseye repositories are updated. There’s been a minor 7.1 release that fixes some issues with upgrades.
Let us know if you see any issues.
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Thank you! – But no arm64 packages, or am I missing something?
As far as I know, Flightaware has never released arm64 / aarch64 / amd64 packages in past.
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64 bit versions take about 5 minutes to build. I have done it a half dozen times this week.
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Please see this page
Right now it is ver 7.0 arm64 packages.
Tonight I will build & add ver 7.1 arm64 packages also.
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7.1 official debian package with @abcd567’s manual gain selection add-on installed yesterday: works like a charm!
Update via the flightfeeder page was partially succesfull, it gave a report about two packages without installable files.
All feeders are on Bullseye and the update feature on the flightfeeder page was referring to the buster repositories I guess.
After that I manually updated the packages accoring to this page PiAware - dump1090 ADS-B integration with FlightAware - FlightAware
Instructions on the page refers to version 6.1 ( changed that to 7.1) and followed the steps to install the packages.
That was without a problem on all feeders (6 in total).
So everything is running on 7.1 now
exactly: instructions have not yet been updated, but fear not! Those who want to update their debian packages might just type
wget https://flightaware.com/adsb/piaware/files/packages/pool/piaware/p/piaware-support/piaware-repository_7.1_all.deb
sudo dpkg -i piaware-repository_7.1_all.deb
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install piaware
… that’s how i flawlessly updated my package to 7.1 
I did like this
sudo apt update
apt-cache policy piaware-repository
piaware-repository:
Installed: 6.1
Candidate: 7.1~bpo10+1
sudo apt install piaware-repository
sudo apt install piaware
sudo apt install dump1090-fa
sudo apt install dump978-fa
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that7.1.~bpo10+1 version isn’t showing as a candidate on my system, it just states version 7.1 on the piaware repository 
piaware-repository 6.1 is the v6 buster version
piaware-repository 7.1 is the v7 bullseye version
piaware-repository 7.1~bpo10+1 is the v7 buster version
If you’ve got a mismatched repository package (e.g. by manually installing the wrong .deb) you are gonna have problems.
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Thanks for the feedback, as said all feeders are on Bullseye so then the installed version is correct.
Updating a 7.0 SD Card image to 7.1 using
sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade
generates this error
Setting up beast-splitter (7.1) ...
/var/lib/dpkg/info/beast-splitter.postinst: line 78: /sbin/udevadm: No such file or directory
because udevadm is in /usr/bin not /sbin.
Does the official 7.1 Piaware image support Airspy Mini out of the box? Thanks!
Thanks for the report. I’m not sure whether we’ll do a 7.2 for this since there are not a lot of people on the 7.0 beta; are you OK to reimage with 7.1?
(Actually, on further inspection, this is mostly harmless, so your upgrade should be OK - at worst you might need a reboot)
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No, but you should be able to install airspy_adsb in the usual way (assuming it’s been built for bullseye)
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Distribution: Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye)
Kernel version: Linux 5.10.63-v8+ aarch64
@DietPi:~# apt-cache policy piaware-repository
piaware-repository:
Installed: 7.1
Candidate: 7.1
all sorted
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