10-21-2022, 02:41 PM
@Falconcrest
If writing custom code on a moOde player, then it's generally a good idea to use apt update.
OTOH, it's generally not a good idea to run apt upgrade since each released moOde image has been built against a specific version of Raspberry Pi OS and its libraries. Frequently the changes to system libraries, etc., incurred in an upgrade are benign, but once in a while things break because of incompatible changes. Use at your own risk. The worst that can happen is you have to flash a new moOde image and configure it for your circumstances.
Regards,
Kent
If writing custom code on a moOde player, then it's generally a good idea to use apt update.
OTOH, it's generally not a good idea to run apt upgrade since each released moOde image has been built against a specific version of Raspberry Pi OS and its libraries. Frequently the changes to system libraries, etc., incurred in an upgrade are benign, but once in a while things break because of incompatible changes. Use at your own risk. The worst that can happen is you have to flash a new moOde image and configure it for your circumstances.
Regards,
Kent