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--- upgrade_manually [2020/01/28 20:37] – created genetik57
+++ upgrade_manually [2020/06/10 22:58] – lbrpdx
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 Or, starting with batocera.linux 5.23:
-  - from ssh, adapt the url to the right architecture and run : ''batocera-upgrade https://batocera.org/upgrades/x86_64/stable/last'' (this example is for PC x86_64, please adapt the URL to the right architecture)
+  - [[access_the_batocera_via_ssh|from SSH]], adapt the url to the right architecture and run : ''batocera-upgrade https://batocera.org/upgrades/x86_64/stable/last'' (this example is for PC x86_64, please adapt the URL to the right architecture)
 For batocera.linux 5.7 to 5.22:
-  - from SSH the command line would be: ''/recalbox/scripts/recalbox-upgrade.sh https://batocera.org/upgrades/x86_64/stable/last'' (for PC x86_64, please adapt to the right architecture)
+  - [[access_the_batocera_via_ssh|from SSH]], the command line would be: ''/recalbox/scripts/recalbox-upgrade.sh https://batocera.org/upgrades/x86_64/stable/last'' (for PC x86_64, please adapt to the right architecture)
 These commands upgrade -- or potentially downgrade -- the Batocera system. Upgrading or downgrading //doesn't remove// any of your user data (ROMs, metadata...). Like never, ever.
+==== Error messages when upgrading ====
+If you get an error message telling you that you don't have enough space on your Batocera system partition when you upgrade, there might be several explanations.
+One of them is that you have [[splash_boot|stored several splash boot video files]] on the ''/boot'' partition. Remove them, and try to upgrade again.
 ==== The batocera.linux usb key ====
 {{system:usbkey.png?700|}}