Yesterday, 05:26 AM
Hello, first time user, so I already made an error, posted first in the wrong place. But kindly @Dendrocalamus64 put me on the right path.
The UI in settings does not seem to work, because the packages to be updated are always the same.
Particularly firmware is brcm80211 20240709 and it seems it expects to be updated to 20250410 even if it does not work
So I tried to update using the terminal
sudo apt update
, but I get an error regarding invalid signature: EXPKEYSIG 447D9EBF6B6F552D Maximilian Weigang
kindly @Dendrocalamus64 wrote the following;
But the relevant key is not available on the server to which that page points.
I also tried Ubuntu keyserver, but the key is not there.
So perhaps that key does not exists and the only way to get updates is to waive GPG security and modify the repository line as follows
But before doing that I would like to know if others had the same issue.
Best
The UI in settings does not seem to work, because the packages to be updated are always the same.
Particularly firmware is brcm80211 20240709 and it seems it expects to be updated to 20250410 even if it does not work
So I tried to update using the terminal
sudo apt update
, but I get an error regarding invalid signature: EXPKEYSIG 447D9EBF6B6F552D Maximilian Weigang
kindly @Dendrocalamus64 wrote the following;
Quote:If you do a web search on apt EXPKEYSIG you can find advice on fixing it, e.g.
https://tecadmin.net/expired-key-expkeysig-with-apt/
Basically, your particular install has an old key and you need to get the new one.
But the relevant key is not available on the server to which that page points.
I also tried Ubuntu keyserver, but the key is not there.
So perhaps that key does not exists and the only way to get updates is to waive GPG security and modify the repository line as follows
Code:
deb [trusted=yes] http://deb.debian.org/debian trixie main contrib non-free non-free-firmwareBut before doing that I would like to know if others had the same issue.
Best