(5th Aug, 2013 05:22 AM)mk01 Wrote:  not firmware is problem. the rpi-update script is. is custom sctipt written for raspberry os.

but I have seen in other forums you can read english quite competent and this is clearly stated even on sshs welcome screen during xbian user logging )

for next time, if you want to update freeware, just few files are it:

1) /boot/bootcode.bin
2) /boot/fixup_x.dat renamed to fixup.dat .
3) start.elf as point 2)
4) /opt/vc folder (HF version)

that's all. anytime you can git pull rpi upstream repo directly to rpi in terminal - if you don't want to ask us for update if such really interesting functions are there.

(22nd Sep, 2013 11:09 PM)jroger Wrote:  

(5th Aug, 2013 05:22 AM)mk01 Wrote:  not firmware is problem. the rpi-update script is. is custom sctipt written for raspberry os.

but I have seen in other forums you can read english quite competent and this is clearly stated even on sshs welcome screen during xbian user logging )

for next time, if you want to update freeware, just few files are it:

1) /boot/bootcode.bin
2) /boot/fixup_x.dat renamed to fixup.dat .
3) start.elf as point 2)
4) /opt/vc folder (HF version)

that's all. anytime you can git pull rpi upstream repo directly to rpi in terminal - if you don't want to ask us for update if such really interesting functions are there.

I also ran rpi-update; can i recover?

(30th Sep, 2013 03:22 AM)danell Wrote:  Anyone got this working 100%? If so, how? A small step-by-step would be very appreciated