Raspberry OS / Raspbian updated to Debian 11 "Bullseye"

[abcd567]

@foxhunter

I only needed to answer a couple of times if the existing config should be overwritten with a new default one.
I always selected “no” to keep my config files.

 

Yes, this happened with me also. Please see below:

@abcd567

(4) Updated:
sudo apt update

(5) Upgraded:
sudo apt dist-upgrade

Above command resulted in a very lengthy upgrade process (about 45 minutes). Had to be patient.
In between upgrade process:

• It gave some info about apt, and stopped with a line having only colon ( : ).
  Exited this by pressing q key.
• It asked if you want to stop services without asking with No button highlighted red. Changed to Yes highlighted red and pressed Enter to proceed.
• it asked if I want to keep existing configurations, and default is to keep (N). Typed N and pressed Enter key to accept “keep”.