Add the warning for the ancient 2012 regression problem

Author: TriangularDev

README.md

@@ -104,11 +104,9 @@ You **must have a working internet connection** when installing TriOS.
 
 ### Recommended Builds
 
-The full release of 13 Bepis is not available just yet. The current production ISO is a test release. There is no recommended "stable" release yet.
-
 Please see the [Secure Boot Notice](#secure-boot-notice) section if you plan to run TriOS on physical hardware.
 
-* [Latest Release (13 Bepis)](https://nightly.link/TriangularDev/TriOS/workflows/build-trios-trixie-prod/prod)
+* [Latest Release (13 Bepis)](https://nightly.link/TriangularDev/TriOS/workflows/build-trios-trixie-prod/prod) (Currently unavailable)
 
 ### Unstable Builds
 
@@ -145,6 +143,14 @@ I spent **way too much time** getting this automatic build system to work **for
 But hey, if you want to take the hard road and rebuild it yourself just because you *can*, who am I to stop you?
 Go ahead. I won’t judge (much).
 
+> **Note for developers and source builders:**  
+> Some distributions, such as **Ubuntu Noble**, include a severely outdated version of `live-build` in their package repositories (sometimes as old as 2012).  
+> If you encounter issues when building TriOS or the build scripts fail unexpectedly, install the **this version** of `live-build` manually using the `.deb` package below:
+>
+> [http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/l/live-build/live-build_20250505+deb13u1_all.deb](http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/l/live-build/live-build_20250505+deb13u1_all.deb)
+>
+> This ensures compatibility with Debian 13 “Trixie” and prevents build-time errors.
+
 ### The Elite Docker Container in Question
 
 The Docker container lives in the `builder/` directory. It’s a standard container setup.
@@ -169,3 +175,4 @@ When compiling, the branch you use depends on your purpose:
 Boot the ISO in a VM or from a USB stick to verify functionality before distributing it.
 But seriously, **please** test your builds before telling other people they’re safe to use.
 
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