Installing incus on an NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano

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I managed to get my hands on one of the new NVIDIA dev boards - the jetson orin nano. I set it up with an sdcard as its main os disk, and a 4tb nvme drive as its heavy-lifting storage drive.

I would like to deploy a bunch of incus OCI images to it (jellyfin, sickchill), and I’ve added the requisite apt repositories so that I could get a base install of incus on it. Currently, the newest version of incus I can fetch out of apt appears to be 6.0.3. My objective is to see if I can get somethinglike jellyfin to take advantage of the onboard gpu cores!

Whats the best way to upgrade to the newest avaialble version (6.10, i think, since its the one with OCI support?) so that I do not step on myself in the future? I snooped around but was unable to find just a .deb file I could get, and the files on github are xz archives, so I wasn’t sure which way to go

any guidance here would be awesome!

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Not sure if this helps. Just passing it on - Install Ubuntu on NVIDIA Jetson | Ubuntu

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Another way is to change or add the zabbly repository run an apt update and upgrade incus.

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this is what I ended up doing.
I edited the zabbly file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d and changed ‘lts-6.0’ to ‘stable’ then apt-get update, apt-get install incus and that got me to 6.10.1