Originally my system was on 8.0 and now it's 8.6 but this latest version does not support all playonlinux requirements to run 86x_64x applications, then I'd like to know if it's possible to safely do a downgrade to my old version 8.0.
Ps: I did nothing with the repositories except adding jessie-backports to sources.list and performing:
sudo apt-get -t jessie-backports dist-upgrade
After that my kernel was also upgraded as well my /etc/os-release status to Debian Jessie 8.6.
Ps2: Would be great to keep my current Os and Kernel versions and also have my playonlinux 32 bits software working, but, if not, going back to my old system version is ok too.
Sorry if this topic was already answered in another question, but I've been searching for that and haven't found it.
dist-upgrade
ing tojessie-backports
is a pretty bad idea, but we can fix that if necessary.)jessie-backports
is never something you want to do. It isn't the intended use of backports, for a start. Consider a reinstall if you have a new system, but make sure you have backups instead. And this time don't do a wholesale installation of backports. Did the version of jessie you were running before the upgrade to backports work for your requirements, whatever they are?