2016-05-28, 00:29
(2016-05-27, 04:28)SeVreN2013 Wrote:(2016-05-27, 02:59)santope Wrote: I have got LibreELEC running, and downloaded the .tar, but I cannot find the "update" folder to copy it in.
1st. Enable display of hidden files and folders in LibreELEC
System > Settings > Appearance > File Lists > Show hidden files and directories
2nd. Have a USB Flash Drive with .tar file plugged into the Raspberry Pi and then go to "File Manager" to copy it into the ".update" folder
System > File Manager > storage > .update
then "Reboot" your Pi to auto start the update procedure.
(2016-05-27, 12:13)ElectricPim Wrote:(2016-05-27, 02:59)santope Wrote: I am new to the whole RPI concept, so this is very basic question:
or through a network?
Any clue would be appreciated.
Thx,
No need to copy anything, do it by terminal, and let the RPI download it:
Code:ssh [email protected] (or ssh [email protected].*)
cd .update
wget http://milhouse.libreelec.tv/builds/master/RPi2/***.tar
reboot
This requires a linux/osx machine, but since Microsoft finally has seen the light, you can use a Bash shell in Windows 10 (soon) to run above commands:
https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2...n-windows/
Many thanks for your patience and your comprehensive replies to my newbie question.
In the end I did it through the Raspberrian GUI file manager type of thing, but I had to change the permissions, from the command line. A good Linux exercise for me !
But I will also try your suggestions, just to learn.
Another little question (this should be easy):
Can I (should I) run LibreELEC from NOOBS ?