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| − | As of 5.7.x, IVS has adopted the use of apt repositories for software updates. | + | <div class="floating_card">As of [[Release Notes#Version 5.7 | 5.7.x]], IVS has adopted the use of apt repositories for software updates.</div> |
| − | {{Aside | hue = 200 | icon = {{book_icon}} | content = To see what repositories are | + | {{Aside | hue = 200 | icon = {{book_icon}} | content = To see what repositories are required for online updates, [[Network Requirements#Online_Updates | click here]].}} |
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==Performing Updates== | ==Performing Updates== | ||
| − | When running updates, | + | When running apt updates, on a version of 5.7.x or newer, the VALT software will also be checked for updates. Depending on your system and version, varying VALT prompts may appear while running these updates. Such prompts include, but are not limited to, questions regarding certs, storage, and network configurations. |
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| + | {{Aside | hue = 50 | icon = {{warning_icon}} | content = If you are unfamiliar with these prompts and the system configuration, caution is advised when updating the system.}} | ||
{{Aside | hue = 0 | icon = {{warning_icon}} | content = VALT will be taken down during these updates.}} | {{Aside | hue = 0 | icon = {{warning_icon}} | content = VALT will be taken down during these updates.}} | ||
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| + | ==Run apt Updates without Updating VALT== | ||
| + | To avoid updating the VALT application, while running apt updates, a hold can be put on the ivs packages. This hold will tell apt to update all of the other packages except for the ones with the hold. This can be advantageous when wanting to upgrade other packages to the newest version, without updating VALT. | ||
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| + | You can use the following commands to place a hold on these packages: | ||
*{{Code Block - Mini | text = sudo <span class="code_regex">apt-mark</span> <span class="code_option">hold</span> <span class="code_3">ivs-*</span>}} | *{{Code Block - Mini | text = sudo <span class="code_regex">apt-mark</span> <span class="code_option">hold</span> <span class="code_3">ivs-*</span>}} | ||
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| + | Once the packages are held, you can run the apt updates. | ||
*{{Code Block - Mini | text = sudo <span class="code_regex">apt</span> <span class="code_option">update</span>}} | *{{Code Block - Mini | text = sudo <span class="code_regex">apt</span> <span class="code_option">update</span>}} | ||
*{{Code Block - Mini | text = sudo <span class="code_regex">apt</span> <span class="code_option">upgrade</span>}} | *{{Code Block - Mini | text = sudo <span class="code_regex">apt</span> <span class="code_option">upgrade</span>}} | ||
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| + | ==Unhold the ivs Packages== | ||
| + | To unhold these packages, so VALT is checked for updates, you can use the following command. | ||
*{{Code Block - Mini | text = sudo <span class="code_regex">apt-mark</span> <span class="code_option">unhold</span> <span class="code_3">ivs-*</span>}} | *{{Code Block - Mini | text = sudo <span class="code_regex">apt-mark</span> <span class="code_option">unhold</span> <span class="code_3">ivs-*</span>}} | ||
| + | Once the packages are unheld, you can run the apt updates. | ||
| + | *{{Code Block - Mini | text = sudo <span class="code_regex">apt</span> <span class="code_option">update</span>}} | ||
| + | *{{Code Block - Mini | text = sudo <span class="code_regex">apt</span> <span class="code_option">upgrade</span>}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:24, 13 March 2024
Contents
IVS Repositories
🕮To see what repositories are required for online updates, click here.
Performing Updates
When running apt updates, on a version of 5.7.x or newer, the VALT software will also be checked for updates. Depending on your system and version, varying VALT prompts may appear while running these updates. Such prompts include, but are not limited to, questions regarding certs, storage, and network configurations.
⚠If you are unfamiliar with these prompts and the system configuration, caution is advised when updating the system.
⚠VALT will be taken down during these updates.
Run apt Updates without Updating VALT
To avoid updating the VALT application, while running apt updates, a hold can be put on the ivs packages. This hold will tell apt to update all of the other packages except for the ones with the hold. This can be advantageous when wanting to upgrade other packages to the newest version, without updating VALT.
You can use the following commands to place a hold on these packages:
- sudo apt-mark hold ivs-*
Once the packages are held, you can run the apt updates.
- sudo apt update
- sudo apt upgrade
Unhold the ivs Packages
To unhold these packages, so VALT is checked for updates, you can use the following command.
- sudo apt-mark unhold ivs-*
Once the packages are unheld, you can run the apt updates.
- sudo apt update
- sudo apt upgrade
