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    Upgrading from 4.1 to 4.2, time?

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      PetroRie
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      It should take just a couple minutes. Don't update from the source, I hit that one accidentally two days ago.

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        AlexMurphy Banned @PetroRie
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        @PetroRie Still updating?

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          edm203 @AlexMurphy
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          @AlexMurphy

          It about 4hrs for mine to update. Phew.

          Pi Model or other hardware: Pi3B
          Power Supply used: 2.5 amp power supply
          RetroPie Version Used: 4.2.10
          Built From: Premade from Retropie website
          USB Devices connected: 4x ibuffalo snes controllers

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            Patzfan
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            How do I update just retropie not emulators

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              PetroRie @edm203
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              @AlexMurphy said in Upgrading from 4.1 to 4.2, time?:

              @PetroRie Still updating?

              From source it took just way too long, I decided to pull out the power plug and restart the Pi. Dangerous move but nothing happened.

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                edm203 @PetroRie
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                @PetroRie I pulled the plug, reinstalled from a backup. Took out all experimental stuff and source installs, and tried again. Still took 4 hrs.

                Pi Model or other hardware: Pi3B
                Power Supply used: 2.5 amp power supply
                RetroPie Version Used: 4.2.10
                Built From: Premade from Retropie website
                USB Devices connected: 4x ibuffalo snes controllers

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                  flop
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                  So strange, like 5-10 mins to me

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                    PetroRie @edm203
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                    @edm203 said in Upgrading from 4.1 to 4.2, time?:

                    @PetroRie I pulled the plug, reinstalled from a backup. Took out all experimental stuff and source installs, and tried again. Still took 4 hrs.

                    Maybe it's your SD card. What kind of SD card are you using? Is this the first time that you're using the update option or did you update in the past too?

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                      edm203 @PetroRie
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                      @PetroRie It's the first time I ever have done this. My microSD card is class 4 which might explain the slowness.

                      Pi Model or other hardware: Pi3B
                      Power Supply used: 2.5 amp power supply
                      RetroPie Version Used: 4.2.10
                      Built From: Premade from Retropie website
                      USB Devices connected: 4x ibuffalo snes controllers

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                        PetroRie @edm203
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                        @edm203 said in Upgrading from 4.1 to 4.2, time?:

                        @PetroRie It's the first time I ever have done this. My microSD card is class 4 which might explain the slowness.

                        That could explain it, I think you might fight this article interesting:

                        https://www.howtogeek.com/189897/how-to-buy-an-sd-card-speed-classes-sizes-and-capacities-explained/

                        For RetroPie they recommend to use a class 10 card.

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                          edm203 @PetroRie
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                          @PetroRie Thanks for the article. Aside from the slow update, games load and run perfectly.

                          Pi Model or other hardware: Pi3B
                          Power Supply used: 2.5 amp power supply
                          RetroPie Version Used: 4.2.10
                          Built From: Premade from Retropie website
                          USB Devices connected: 4x ibuffalo snes controllers

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                            PetroRie @edm203
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                            @edm203 said in Upgrading from 4.1 to 4.2, time?:

                            @PetroRie Thanks for the article. Aside from the slow update, games load and run perfectly.

                            Just out of curiosity whats your internet speed?

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                              edm203
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                              60mb down, 25mb up. It's fast enough.

                              Pi Model or other hardware: Pi3B
                              Power Supply used: 2.5 amp power supply
                              RetroPie Version Used: 4.2.10
                              Built From: Premade from Retropie website
                              USB Devices connected: 4x ibuffalo snes controllers

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