MeeGo Software Updates

Please review the known issues section before starting the update process.

Contents 1 Automatic Updates 2 Manually Check for Updates 3 Known Issues 3.1 Broadcom Wireless Drivers

Automatic Updates

The first time you run the update, you will most likely get one package manager update that is required before we can send you the rest of the updates. Don't worry, more updates will follow.

The Update System will often run through more than one wave of updates. This is normal. We often need to do updates in stages to resolve update dependencies. Continue to let it run through the updates.

You should receive notifications that you have an 'Important update available'.

• Click Install updates when you see this notification.
• After it refreshes the software list, Click 'Install Updates'.
• You may receive the "Additional confirmation required' dialog box if this is the first time you are running an update. If so, click 'Continue' (if your netbook display resolution obscures the text on these buttons, the "Continue" button is on the RIGHT).
• You should receive a confirmation that all updates have installed successfully. Click 'OK'. Note: This box will disappear after a couple of minutes even if you do not click 'OK'. This is normal.

More help using the GUI update system can be found in our online user help documentation.

Manually Check for Updates

If you don't want to wait for a notification, you can also manually check for updates.

• Navigate in the user interface to Applications -> System Tools -> Update System.
• Follow the instructions above in the 'Automatic Updates' section.

Note: If you have already installed your updates or there, you should get a dialog telling you that all software is up to date.

More help using the GUI update system can be found in our online user help documentation.

Known Issues

Broadcom Wireless Drivers

Those of you who have installed Broadcom Wireless Drivers from Slaine.org may find they no longer work after the update so will need to rebuild them by opening a terminal and running

rpmbuild --rebuild --target=i586 wl-kmod-5.60.48.36-1.moblin.src.rpm

After rebuilding you may need to reinstall the package.

sudo rpm --replacepkgs -i wl-kmod-5.60.48.36-1.meego.i586.rpm

After rebuilding, you should have working wifi. More details about the Broadcom drivers can be found at Slaine.org, and more details about this update issue can be found in this forum post.