SoftwareUpdater
| Deskbar: | ||
| Lokasi: | /boot/system/apps/SoftwareUpdater | |
| Pengaturan: | ~/config/settings/SoftwareUpdater_settings |
SoftwareUpdater memeriksa semua repositori aktif (lihat preferensi Repositori ) untuk pembaruan paket yang diinstal, termasuk pembaruan sistem ke Haiku sendiri. Ini mengunduh dan menginstal pembaruan yang tersedia dalam sekali jalan.
After launching, SoftwareUpdater checks for updates to packages and displays them in a list with their new version and a short description.
akan memulai unduhan semua paket dan instalasi selanjutnya.
Bergantung pada paket yang diperbarui, Anda mungkin harus me-reboot Haiku untuk benar-benar menyelesaikan proses pembaruan. Aplikasi yang diperbarui biasanya hanya perlu direstart, sementara perubahan ke Haiku sendiri mungkin memerlukan reboot sistem agar memberikan efek.
Every time packages are updated, installed or uninstalled (either with SoftwareUpdater/HaikuDepot or in Terminal via pkgman), a new "state" is saved at /system/packages/administrative/. This makes it possible to boot into any past state from the Boot Options, making it easy to solve issues that may arise from having installed/updated a package that doesn't work as expected.
As these "state" folders hold copies of the updated/uninstalled packages, the "administrative" folder can grow quite significantly over time.
Under you find an option to to include the name of the repository for each package and show both the old and new package versions.
There's also a setting to limit the size of the above mentioned "administrative" folder. You can after every update to remove all states older than 30 days. The last 10 states are always preserved, even if they were older than 30 days.
Downgrading to a previous Haiku revision
It's rare but possible that an update to the latest Haiku revision ("hrev") introduced a regression you're not willing to live with. From the boot options menu you can load a former, working state (see Boot Loader - Troubleshooting). Find the last working state and boot into it.
To permanently downgrade to this revision, you have to point the 'Haiku' repository to that hrev. You find the current revision under "About Haiku" from the Deskbar. As example, to downgrade to hrev56231, open a Terminal and enter:
pkgman add https://eu.hpkg.haiku-os.org/haiku/master/$(getarch)/r1~beta3_hrev56231 pkgman full-sync
Note, that you're now stuck with that revision, Haiku won't get any new updates. You should report the regression and help to fix it, if you can. Once fixed - watch the commit logs - you can change back to the "current" repo with:
pkgman add https://eu.hpkg.haiku-os.org/haiku/r1beta3/$(getarch)/current pkgman full-sync