Version control the Linux distro, ideas
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Hello Modal AI team,
I have a general question on linux distro. How does the version control of a Linux distro happen? I know this is a simple Google search, but from what I have observed in voxl upgrade tarballs there are two folder voxl-suite and system-image, I was under the impression that to make a system image a person can just use the dd command and make a backup.img file but modal AI seems to be using something more complicated than that. This is coming from my very limited knowledge of making backup system images of raspberry pi 3.
I have a bunch of drones and I am working on drone swarms and its always annoying to install the deb files one by one and revving up the versions, right now there hasn't been any changes in the rootfs or the core root drivers and stuff but I wanted to know if there is an architecture that I should follow just for my knowledge. I also have to change a number of bash files manually right now to make sure the dds servers start as I want in a similar fashion on all drones which is pretty annoying.
Any tooling that you use like dockers, ci tools, cross compile etc
