OK, that looks good, at least should not be a problem/confusion anymore when updating every now and then (security patches in kernel etc).
Still double rootfs, but you might have that on purpose. If not, wipe with for example:It also trims the space (see man fstrim normally doing that every week).
Last step is look at2 of them are the old ones, those can interfere with the new raspi-firmware and linux-image-rpi-*
They are remove in Trixie AFAIR. But make sure you clean-up else, unbootable sometime later (I had that once, in summer 2023, learned from that)
Also you have 64-bit kernel with 32-bit userspace, that can also lead to strange issues if you are not aware. But you likely tried to avoid re-installing from scratch, I also do that always. But using 32-bit when 64-bit also works is no real advantage, slightly less memory, but disadvantages are greater. You could maybe try to run the rootfs on SD-card as container, so mount is somewhere and then:
sudo systemd-nspawn -bD <mountpoint>
Is pure guess if this would work, never tried it. I do a lot the other way around (so 32-bit container in 64-bit userspace/OS), that works great.
Still double rootfs, but you might have that on purpose. If not, wipe with for example:
Code:
sudo blkdiscard /dev/mmcblk0p2 Last step is look at
Code:
sudo apt list raspberrypi* They are remove in Trixie AFAIR. But make sure you clean-up else, unbootable sometime later (I had that once, in summer 2023, learned from that)
Also you have 64-bit kernel with 32-bit userspace, that can also lead to strange issues if you are not aware. But you likely tried to avoid re-installing from scratch, I also do that always. But using 32-bit when 64-bit also works is no real advantage, slightly less memory, but disadvantages are greater. You could maybe try to run the rootfs on SD-card as container, so mount is somewhere and then:
sudo systemd-nspawn -bD <mountpoint>
Is pure guess if this would work, never tried it. I do a lot the other way around (so 32-bit container in 64-bit userspace/OS), that works great.
Statistics: Posted by redvli — Sat Jan 03, 2026 11:10 am