This post is part of the Adventures with a Raspberry Pi series.
When I was researching upgrading the Raspberry Pi, the consensus seemed to be that the OS should be upgraded one version at a time. This means that to do the upgrade, you need to know the exact version of the OS you’re using.
There is a command you can run on the Raspberry Pi which will return details of the OS:
cat...
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Adventures With A Raspberry Pi: Check Version of OS on Raspberry Pi
This post is part of the Adventures with a Raspberry Pi series. When I was researching upgrading the Raspberry Pi, the consensus seemed to be that the OS should be upgraded one version at a time. This means that to do the upgrade, you need to know the exact version of the OS you’re using.
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