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| - | The core auto-updates by default, but the UI does not auto-update at this time (coming soon). If your device doesn’t have the latest UI version, open terminal and run these three commands | + | The core auto-updates by default, but the UI does not auto-update at this time (coming soon). If your device doesn’t have the latest UI version, open terminal and run these three commands: |
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| - | (Press ‘y’ and ‘enter’ the couple of times as prompted. It may ask you a few times to delete a few files - just enter ‘y’ and proceed. The update will begin. It may appear that nothing is happening but be patient and wait for the ‘BUILD COMPLETE’ message. This is confirmation that the update is finished which you can then close the terminal! | + | Press ‘y’ and ‘enter’ the couple of times as prompted. It may ask you a few times to delete a few files - just enter ‘y’ and proceed. The update will begin. It may appear that nothing is happening but be patient and wait for the ‘BUILD COMPLETE’ message. This is confirmation that the update is finished which you can then close the terminal: |
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