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I just flashed the latest RPi OS Lite image (64 bit) Bullseye and loaded onto a RPi 4B (4GB) using the RPI imager. Released 2022-04-04

When I booted the Pi, I checked its lsb_release -a and I realised, the distributor ID has been changed. Since my Ansible playbook checks LSB release ID, it's currently erroring out.

While I can change my code, I wonder why the distributor ID is not Raspbian anymore.

Tony Kuo
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  • If you don't want Debian DON'T use 64 bit (there is little point in 64 bit anyway). – Milliways Jun 02 '22 at 07:04
  • @Milliways Thanks for the suggestion, I think it clarifies quite a bit. So it looks to me the source code behind are all the same behind the scene and I understand that there is a difference between 32 bit and 64 bit version of the RPi images. But I don't know why is there such a difference? because it can cause some confusion... – Tony Kuo Jun 06 '22 at 23:44

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