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--- upgrade_manually [2022/06/14 10:59] – [Upgrading/downgrading Batocera] made it more obvious that this can be used to downgrade atari
+++ upgrade_manually [2023/11/18 23:56] (current) – [Upgrading/downgrading Batocera] Adjust wording, fix typos maximumentropy
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-Or to downgrade to a specific older version:
+Or to downgrade to a specific [[:current_and_previous_releases#current_builds_older_releases_and_betas|older version]], like in the example below to downgrade to Batocera 36 for PC x86_64. Don't copy that command on another architecture like a Raspberry Pi, you need to adapt the URL to it.
 <code>
-batocera-upgrade https://mirrors.o2switch.fr/batocera/x86_64/stable/last/archives/20200310/batocera-5.25-x86_64-20200310.img.gz
+batocera-upgrade https://mirrors.o2switch.fr/batocera/x86_64/stable/last/archives/36/
 </code>
+<WRAP center round info 60%>
+The command ''%%cat /boot/boot/batocera.board%%'' can be used to display the arch that should be used.  For example, on a PC this will display x86_64.
+</WRAP>
 You should then see output similar to this:
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 url: https://updates.batocera.org/x86_64/stable/last/boot.tar.xz
 need to download 1876mb
-m/upgrade/boot.tar.xz     0%[                              ]   9.55M  1.82MB/s    eta 19m 42s
+/userdata/system/upgrade/boot.tar.xz     0%[                              ]   9.55M  1.82MB/s    eta 19m 42s
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-For Batocera 5.**7** to 5.**22**, the command (for PC x86_64, please adapt to the right architecture) would instead be:
+For very old versions, from Batocera 5.**7** to 5.**22**, the command (for PC x86_64, please adapt to the right architecture) would instead be:
 <code>