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(12th Oct, 2013 07:35 PM)namtih Wrote:  @1)
Why is my installation old? I think it's quite up-to-date:

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root@xbian ~ # dpkg-query -W "xbian*"
xbian-package-kernel    1.3-5.5
xbian-update    1.0-1.2

@2)
Thanks, good to hear that I'm not alone with this issue.
Let's see if Koenkk perhaps will find the fix/commit.

1) of course it is up to you how you update. but the xbian-update you are running on (this package contains whole upstart/sysvinit structure, core kernel settings, apt settings). if it still works with (almost) up-to-date other packages - +1 for me. but the other packages count on some settings / files which are provided only by xbian-update package. if you keep using your system plain as you are used to, maybe you won't hit any issues. but if you get some, this will be first to look for. that's why I started with changing the version number even on xbian-update. before we used to keep it the same for major release. but then we there was no option how to put this into dependencies of other packages.

looking at your kernel package, it is the latest one released - just going back to original discussion - that you wanted to get the latest but it failed to boot. so how you got it installed / running?

2) it is not only you, it is everybody. it only seems we are not using the plain Files Browse functionality. or not at the extend we noticed the change. but I can confirm it's like you said.