proxmox version

[zkzk]

i install by proxmox 5.2-1 iso ，i find that it is different with proxmox 5.2-2 version
（get info from https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Downloads#Proxmox_Virtual_Environment_5.1_.28ISO_Image.29）
and i find that there is a proxmox 5.2-3 in sources
Is it any different ?
if i run apt update && apt dist-upgrade ,can i simple update the newest proxmox 5.2 version
i do not update to proxmox 5.3 because i want to stay at debian 9.4
can you tell me some detail ??
if it possible could you give me a pveversion -v list for proxmox 5.2-3

 

[wolfgang]

Hi,

why do you want to stay on Debian 9.4?

A selective update has to be done manually and is not supported by Proxmox.

Is it any different ?

Yes for example bug fixes, that is also the reason why you should update.

 

[zkzk]

Hi,

why do you want to stay on Debian 9.4?

A selective update has to be done manually and is not supported by Proxmox.

Yes for example bug fixes, that is also the reason why you should update.

thanks for reply
Some drivers and software on my node now only support Debian 9.4
i am not sure if i update dist the driver still work ...
i have update proxmox 5.2-1 to proxmox 5.2-2 by run apt install ***=$version

 

[t.lamprecht]

Some drivers and software on my node now only support Debian 9.4

How so, honestly interested? Normally, a Debian point release should be very unproblematic regarding breakage as they just bundle security updates and some bug fixes in there, no package itself gets upgraded to a new (upstream) release.
Proxmox based packages are much more rolling upgrade, but the ones based on Debian are really stable.

 

[zkzk]

How so, honestly interested? Normally, a Debian point release should be very unproblematic regarding breakage as they just bundle security updates and some bug fixes in there, no package itself gets upgraded to a new (upstream) release.
Proxmox based packages are much more rolling upgrade, but the ones based on Debian are really stable.

it is a 10Gnet dirver i only have version for 9.4