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I was a bit surprised at it as well, but it doesn’t for me running Debian headless. If I reboot after a kernel update it’ll try to boot into the new kernel and fail waiting for the initramfs, but it’ll boot just fine into the previous kernel. Once I update the initramfs it works fine.

If you know what resources you used to set it up, I’d be curious to take a look and see if I missed something.

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ShortN0te@lemmy.ml ⁨9⁩ ⁨months⁩ ago
Steps are basically not more then this (Can not find the original blog i followed but this is the small write up i have made years ago)

install dropbear

update config to your liking

copy public ssh keys over

run update-initramfs -u (has to be rerun on config change)

done (for the server part)

For some reason i install busybox too in the personal write up. But i do not think it is necessary.
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- constantokra@lemmy.one ⁨9⁩ ⁨months⁩ ago
  That’s basically the same as my writeup from when I did it. Except I also had a -k all on update-initramfs. Not sure about the switches, so I’ll look into them. Thanks.
  
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