With Bullseye releasing soon released, I wanted to test how easy it would be to jump releases with the new modular Build System I worked on for Stretch Buster.
So here are completely unsupported alpha images, with only the open source parts, aka vanilla Volumio.
2021-11-09
Volumio-0.023-2021-11-09-pi_bullseye.zip
Notes:
-Debversion:11.1
-Kernel: Linux 5.10.78
-Node v16.13.0
-armv7
– no pi0 support.
2021-08-18, version 0.022
Volumio-0.022-2021-08-18-pi_bullseye.zip
Notes:
-Debversion:11.0
-Kernel: Linux 5.10.52-v7l+ (1:1.20210805-1)
-Node v16.6.2
-armv7
– no pi0 support.
2021-07-29, version 0.021
Volumio-0.021-2021-07-28-pi_bullseye.zip
Notes:
-Debversion:11.0_RC3
-Kernel: Linux 5.10.52-v7l+
-mpd: 0.22.6
-Node: v14.17.2
-GLIBC: 2.31-12
-gcc: 10.2.1
-Python: 3.9.2
Known issues
All current Volumio bugs
No MyVolumio
upnp
is diabled
winbind
is diabled
Volumio’s hard coded paths will probably trigger issue with Debian’s merged /usr
directories
Boot welcome QR is finicky
Certain plugins will fail, and modules will need recompilation
Disclaimer
–This is just a fun test, please do not trouble the core devs with bug reports from this image!
–All currently known Volumio (core, UI, API) bugs will still be present, I didn’t change anything there.
—There might be even stranger bugs given how fresh bullseye is.
FWIF: Bullseye/sid has been my daily driver for some time now, but I have been using only with streaming sources (Spotify Connect, Webradio, RP, etc).
So caveat emptor - your mileage might vary.