PLEASE read the instructions carefully and completely before starting.

To install the image files, the AnyRover must be started in the boot loader. Interrupt the boot process by pressing any key during the (short) countdown.

If the command switch_on is not defined on your device, execute these commands:

Depending on whether you want to update the kernel or the root file system, one of these commands must be run:

The AnyRover will then try to fetch FILE using 192.168.1.3 as source address via tftp from 192.168.1.1. Make sure you set the tftp server to binary mode.
After the upgrade, boot the system with

To change the IP addressing, execute the appropriate of these commands:

AnyRover v3 only: If the command "swon" is not defined, execute these commands:

To update kernel, root file system, bootloader and device tree files at once use this command:

or run these commands to do it manually:

The AnyRover will then try to fetch the files using 192.168.1.3 as source address via tftp from 192.168.1.1. The file names must not be changed. Make sure you set the tftp server to binary mode.
After the upgrade, boot the system with

To change the IP addressing, execute the appropriate of these commands:

Upgrading the rootfs will overwrite all files on the AnyRover. If you want to keep a backup of your configuration, you must save it externally. After the upgrade, the AnyRover will run with the default configuration.

When booting for the first time after an upgrade of the rootfs, the boot process pauses for several seconds when mounting the rootfs. This is normal and only happens on the first boot.

The rootfs images have indicated which kernel version they run with. When running an image with a different kernel version, it will not find the kernel modules, and thus not be able to start the switch or feed the watchdog. You can copy the kernel modules from a different system (they are in /lib/modules/), if you start the switch manually in the bootloader.

The 1.8.X image is only for use with AnyRover V2 and is not compatible with any older AnyRover Version. The functionality of the latest 1.8 image version corresponds with the latest 1.6 image version except for hardware dependent features.

The 2.0.X image is only for use with AnyRover V3 and is not compatible with any older AnyRover Version.