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How do you check Raspberry Pi AirNav Radar software versions?
« on: December 02, 2025, 05:14:43 PM »
All,
I keep getting the "A new upgrade is available for your Raspberry Pi AirNav Radar software!" pop-ups on my stations' webpage.  I am reluctant to do this anymore since the last time I did this my Airnav S/W stopped working and I had to come here to get help to  get it working again.

A few questions:
-How do you determine what AirNav Radar software version is currently on the Pi?

-How do you determine what AirNav Radar software version is the upgrade before downloading?  I ask because the last time I upgraded I got "new upgrade" pop-up a few days after getting the upgrade working.

-How long does it take to install the upgrade? I ask because the last time I did the upgrade it seemed to just stop in the middle so I just <control-c> out of it. There was no way to tell if it was locked up or it just takes many minutes to do the upgrade.

-Is there a list of what's fixed/changed in the new version? If so, where is it?

TIA
« Last Edit: December 02, 2025, 05:16:46 PM by vantage »

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Re: How do you check Raspberry Pi AirNav Radar software versions?
« Reply #1 on: December 02, 2025, 06:44:52 PM »
Issue following commands:
sudo apt update
apt-cache policy rbfeeder

The output of last command will give you all the details you want.

Installed: = version currently installed on your Pi
Candidate: = latest version which is available in RB24 repositories

Please see attached screenshot
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How long does it take to install the upgrade?

I ask because the last time I did the upgrade it seemed to just stop in the middle so I just <control-c> out of it. There was no way to tell if it was locked up or it just takes many minutes to do the upgrade.