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-This article is still under development and some details can change. If you find any errors, please report them to our support team at [[[email protected]|[email protected]]]. Thank you.
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 ====== How to install software updates ======
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-===== Update the software packages of OS - Regular maintenance =====
+===== Updating software packages - Regular maintenance =====
-A standard update installs the latest packages from both the Debian base system and the Unipi repository.
+The standard update method installs the latest packages from both the Debian base system and the Unipi repository.
 This is the recommended method to stay up-to date with the newest features and security patches.
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-Advanced users can install specific Unipi package version manually — for example to apply a fix on a device without internet access. Download the ''.deb'' from the [[en:sw:04-unipi-firmware:03-unipi-repo|Unipi pool]] at [[https://repo.unipi.technology/debian/pool/|repo.unipi.technology]] and install it. Manually installing dependencies may also be required.
+Advanced users can install Unipi packages manually — for example to apply a fix on a device without internet access. Download the ''.deb'' from the [[en:sw:04-unipi-firmware:03-unipi-repo|Unipi pool]] at [[https://repo.unipi.technology/debian/pool/|repo.unipi.technology]] and install it. Manually installing dependencies may also be required.
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-===== Update specific package =====
+===== Updating specific packages =====
 For known vulnerabilities and the versions that fix them, see the [[en:sw:security|security advisories]].
 It is recommended to install the newest version of packages with the guide about regular maintenance above.
-To find out what you are running — for example to compare it with a version named in an advisory:
+To find out which package version you are running — for example to compare it with a version named in an advisory:
-  * OS and kernel: <code>cat /etc/os-release</code> <code>uname -a</code>
   * A specific package (installed and available version): <code>apt-cache policy PACKAGE</code>
   * Full details of an installed package: <code>dpkg -s PACKAGE</code>
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   * 1. Refresh the list of available packages: <code>sudo apt update</code>
-  * 2. Install the available updates: <code>sudo apt install PACKAGE=VERSION</code>
+  * 2. Install the specific version of the package: <code>sudo apt install PACKAGE=VERSION</code>
   * 3. **Reboot** if the kernel, bootloader (u-boot) or IO-board firmware was updated, so the new version is used: <code>sudo reboot</code>