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Install different versions of Kodi via the command line within PI3 Raspbian stretch - Antohind - 2019-05-17
Alright guys,
I have been searching and searching for the correct commands to install specific versions of Kodi for example
Sudo apt install Kodi installs the latest version
But for testing i would like to have older versions available can this be done ??
Any advice would be appreciated
Sorry if this has already been asked but I have been searching for hours lol
RE: Install different versions of Kodi via the command line within PI3 Raspbian stretch - Antohind - 2019-05-17
(2019-05-17, 12:22)Antohind Wrote: Alright guys,
I have been searching and searching for the correct commands to install specific versions of Kodi for example
Sudo apt install Kodi installs the latest version
But for testing i would like to have older versions available can this be done ??
Any advice would be appreciated
Sorry if this has already been asked but I have been searching for hours lol
Sorry just to add I have Raspbian stretch build on PI3 not the libre elec install as i am also running it as a TVheadend server also
RE: Install different versions of Kodi via the command line within PI3 Raspbian stretch - rascas - 2019-05-17
You can downgrade/install previous Kodi versions as you do with any other package with apt. For example:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/138284/how-to-downgrade-a-package-via-apt-get
Keep in mind that you will need to downgrade "kodi" and "kodi-bin" packages at least and possibly some dependencies, keep a look at apt output. You may need to downgrade the binary addon packages if you have any installed.