we just released Turris OS 3.8.3 into a wild. This is mainly about security fixes in crucial parts of our stack - dnsmasq and openssh. But as part of the release we do also some small polishing. We updated kernel with various fixes to corner-case problems and we came up with workaround for problems with SATA controller.
Changes are:
dnsmasq: various security fixes
kernel: various small fixes
openssh: security update
asm1062: workaround for error with SATA controller
… (many Queue install)
INFO:Queue install of kmod-nf-nat6/turris/4.4.91+0-1-cb5e816fa6b1a6b5342df69755869d71-0
INFO:Queue install of kmod-ipt-nat6/turris/4.4.91+0-1-cb5e816fa6b1a6b5342df69755869d71-0
Press return to continue, CTRL+C to abort
I press return, but it didn’t nothing. I’m waiting 20minutes already, is it ok?
Thanks
I used to have on approval and this is what happens when you have that way modified updater settings.
Go change it. Aprovals or time delay are things that prevent you from using updater.sh manualy.
The updater (started from command line) wants approve installation or removing of packages (from the queue shown above), but “Press return or CTRL+C to abort” do nothing.
P.S.: I have “no approval” set in my /etc/config/updater
When you press return, it will start doing stuff, it just doesn’t output anything. I agree that this looks confusing. This user experience will be improved in next release.
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