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       #Post#: 5595--------------------------------------------------
       Is my TGIF Hotspot fully up to date? & Can I ignore these
       errors in the update log?
   DIR By: M1AIF
       Date: November 23, 2024, 11:12 am
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       Thanks for reading this.
       I haven't used my TGIF Hotspot for some time. I purchased it
       directly from Robert K4WZV at Florida HamFest 2019 and only used
       it a handful of times back here in the UK since.
       I have followed the instructions in these forums to get the
       Hotspot and Nextion 3.5in display up to what I think is the
       latest software and firmware. However, at the top of the Pi-Star
       dashboard I still get a warning that I am using an old version.
       Further still, when I click on the Update button on the Pi-Star
       dashboard the log shows a number of errors. I have summarised
       all the current version numbers I can find below along with the
       Update Log produced when hitting the Update button.
       Pi-Star Version Info
       Pi-Star:3.4.17 / Dashboard:20240307
       Nextion Version Info
       I have the EA7KDO Nextion Firmware flashed
       Screen model/version: Model 7 | v2.2
       Released Date 27-07-18
       11/23/2024 01:36:15 v2.1a|27072018
       eth0:192.168.1.185 v2.1|10072018
       Version Aug 11, 2024 A
       Can anyone tell me..
       - Is my hotspot up to date?
       - Can I ignore the errors in the Update Log below?
       - Where can I find a list of all the latest version numbers for
       my particular hardware?
       - If im not up to date, how do I proceed from here to be so?
       Update Log
       Starting update, please wait...
       Stopping Services...
       Done
       Updating DV Binaries...
       No updates for /usr/local/bin available
       Done
       Updating Pi-Star Binaries...
       Updating /usr/local/sbin...
       From
  HTML https://github.com/AndyTaylorTweet/Pi-Star_Binaries_sbin
       * branch master -> FETCH_HEAD
       error: Your local changes to the following files would be
       overwritten by merge:
       pistar-upnp.service
       Please, commit your changes or stash them before you can merge.
       [color=red]error: The following untracked working tree files
       would be overwritten by merge:
       nextiondriver.service
       Please move or remove them before you can merge.
       Aborting[/color]
       Updating 60be114..686e157
       Updates were not successfull, reverting to Pi-Star original
       files...
       error: Entry 'pistar-upnp.service' not uptodate. Cannot merge.
       fatal: Could not reset index file to revision 'origin/master'.
       Done
       Updating Hostfiles...
       Done
       Updating Dashboard...
       No updates for /var/www/dashboard available
       Done
       Updating PiStar-Firewall...
       Done
       Starting Services...
       Done
       Updates complete, sleeping for a few seconds before making the
       disk Read-Only
       Finished
       Many thanks for your help in this.
       Regards
       Dean - M1AIF
       #Post#: 5596--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Is my TGIF Hotspot fully up to date? & Can I ignore
       these errors in the update log?
   DIR By: WB3IHY
       Date: November 23, 2024, 1:35 pm
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       Hi Dean.
       The out of date warning at the top of the dashboard refers to
       the version of Pi-Star that you're running.  Updating that to a
       newer version requires burning a new version to a new SDcard,
       importing your saved configuration from your current version,
       plus other things.
       But before undertaking all that...does your current setup work
       properly? Does it do everything you want/expect it to do? If so,
       if I were you, I'd ask myself...why worry about being "fully up
       to date" at all? My personal stance is...if it works and does
       everything it's supposed to do, why fuss with it?
       That goes for the errors in the update log as well.  From what I
       can see, they're happening because your version of Pi-Star is a
       bit old in the tooth.  But again, if it's working and you're
       able to communicate properly, I wouldn't worry about it just
       yet.
       Best Regards,
       Joe, WB3IHY
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