Hi there
I am interested in trying out this build and am a little confused as to how I update this.
My question is, do I need to download the ISO every week or is there another way to update the current fixes?
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Hi there
I am interested in trying out this build and am a little confused as to how I update this.
My question is, do I need to download the ISO every week or is there another way to update the current fixes?
You update by replacing vmlinuz, initrd.gz, ucode.cpio and *.sfs with those from the new ISO.
And you don't have to update every week if you don't want to - it's safe to update from 9.2.x to 9.2.x+4, for example. And if you don't care about bug fixes and security updates, you don't have to update at all.
Thank you for the answer and explanation.
I will try it out and look at the ISO contents and try this out myself.
I do have one finally question. If I create a "save" file, will this be picked up and useable following the update?
dimkr wrote: Sun Oct 09, 2022 5:07 amYou update by replacing vmlinuz, initrd.gz, ucode.cpio and *.sfs with those from the new ISO.
And you don't have to update every week if you don't want to - it's safe to update from 9.2.x to 9.2.x+4, for example. And if you don't care about bug fixes and security updates, you don't have to update at all.
@dimkr what is unicode.cpio?, usually it's *.sfs, vmlinuz, initrd.gz right?
dimkr wrote: Tue Oct 25, 2022 5:21 am@gychang Microcode update https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentatio ... rocode.txt
got it, thanks