Feek
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As per the subject really, I have two systems which I built at the same time and should therefore be pretty much identical.
One of them has somehow, magically updated itself to 4.1.1 (I'm quite sure I didn't do this, I don't look at them for months and months at a time) but the other is showing 3.7.20. If I'd done it manually, I'm sure I wouldn't have done one but not the other.
Both are running on Raspberry Pi3s and both are working well. I rather like the look of the map on the system with 4.1.1 compared to the older one.
Assuming that one system has automatically updated and the other hasn't, is there anything I should be looking at to see why it hasn't updated and is there a manual process I can run to update it without having to change any settings again afterwards?
Thanks.
One of them has somehow, magically updated itself to 4.1.1 (I'm quite sure I didn't do this, I don't look at them for months and months at a time) but the other is showing 3.7.20. If I'd done it manually, I'm sure I wouldn't have done one but not the other.
Both are running on Raspberry Pi3s and both are working well. I rather like the look of the map on the system with 4.1.1 compared to the older one.
Assuming that one system has automatically updated and the other hasn't, is there anything I should be looking at to see why it hasn't updated and is there a manual process I can run to update it without having to change any settings again afterwards?
Thanks.