Releases: Olf0/sfos-upgrade
Releases · Olf0/sfos-upgrade
v3.4-1
Changes:
- Made log-file handling in tidy_log-dupes more fail-safe.
- Added an explicit sync before finishing in sfos-upgrade and post_sfos-upgrade (which may be superfluous, but should not have any negative side-effects).
- A minor optimisation
v3.3-1
v3.2-3
v3.2-2
Change (just a minor packaging enhancement):
Now sfos-upgrade also successfully builds an SRPM from its SPEC-file, at the expense of a warning emitted twice when using rpmbuild -bs
, warning: Macro expanded in comment on line 12: %{name}/archive/%{version}-%{release}.tar.gz
Never mind, the warning is harmless and superfluous in this specific case, plus it is not emitted when using rpmbuild -bb
or even -ba
.
v3.2-1
Changes:
- Fixed issue #34 "
btrfs filesystem df
has changed its output format since SailfishOS 1.0.8" by making sfos-upgrade digest the old output format, too. - Fixed issue #35 "
version
has changed its output format since SailfishOS 1.0.8" by making sfos-upgrade digest the old output format, too. - The second fix mentioned here also "fixes" issue #32 by a "shot in the dark" due to the lack of information and feedback: The issue is resolved at the surface, but the consequences are unknown for devices affected by this issue #32! With luck, it even may be correctly resolved this way.
v3.1-4
v3.1-3
v3.1-2
v3.1-1
Changes:
- Even more sophisticated checks when downgrading, specifically for downgrading "below" a "stop release".
In consequence slightly easing to downgrade to a different "point release" of the same SailfishOS version. - Support for extracting the battery information on e.g., reflashed Aigo tablets, by implementing a solution for issue #26.
- Added 2.0.5.6 to the predefined list of "stop releases" (which is used in addition to the one extracted from Jolla's webpage), as it is obviously a "stop release" for (at least) some devices.
- Also added 1.0.0.5 to the predefined list of "stop releases" as a precaution, because this seems to be the oldest widely deployed SailfishOS release (i.e., on and hence also in the "factory images" of the first commercially distributed Jolla 1 phones), thus being the oldest one widely tested to upgrade from (and Jolla may assume only early developers to have ever obtained an earlier release on their Jolla 1 phones, hence not mentioning 1.0.0.5 in Jolla's "official" guides as a stop release).