I thought of a feature for experienced users.
It is a process I often use in SFP GPON modules. It can be seen in Openwrt or Linux-based operating systems.
I would like to see the ability to manually change partitions in KeeneticOS as well.
One partition could hold the stable version, while the other partition could hold the developer version of KeeneticOS. Similarly, when updating from the developer version to the stable version during an update, the update should be written to the other partition.
Instead of writing the new version to the other partition and performing the version update procedure each time, it would be a good idea to change the partition using a command line or a button in the interface.
If you want to manage this, you can also set up one partition to always have the stable version and the other partition to always have the developer version. Just switch to the other partition first when you want to update a specific software.
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Hello,
I thought of a feature for experienced users.
It is a process I often use in SFP GPON modules. It can be seen in Openwrt or Linux-based operating systems.
I would like to see the ability to manually change partitions in KeeneticOS as well.
One partition could hold the stable version, while the other partition could hold the developer version of KeeneticOS. Similarly, when updating from the developer version to the stable version during an update, the update should be written to the other partition.
Instead of writing the new version to the other partition and performing the version update procedure each time, it would be a good idea to change the partition using a command line or a button in the interface.
Example application:
nv getenv sw_commit If sw_commit returns 0 sw_commit=0 nv setenv sw_commit 1 nv setenv sw_active 1 reboot
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nv getenv sw_commit If sw_commit returns 1 sw_commit=1 nv setenv sw_commit 0 nv setenv sw_active 0 reboot
If you want to manage this, you can also set up one partition to always have the stable version and the other partition to always have the developer version. Just switch to the other partition first when you want to update a specific software.
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