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Update the instructions to run swupd to account for auto-update.

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Signed-off-by: Rodrigo Caballero <rodrigo.caballero.abraham@intel.com>
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.. _swupd-run:
How to run the updater
######################
How to update Clear Linux
#########################
This section describes how to manually trigger the software update code in
Clear Linux\* OS for Intel® Architecture.
This section describes how to update |CLOSIA|.
Prerequisites
=============
- System is up and running a Clear Linux OS for Intel
Architecture official build, 7420 later.
* The system is up and running the Clear Linux 15400 build or later.
- Device is on a well-connected network.
* Device is on a well-connected network.
- Device is able to connect to release infrastructure. For example:
http://update.clearlinux.org/update/300/
* Device is able to connect to the release infrastructure. For example:
http://update.clearlinux.org/update/300/
Running the updater
===================
How to update the system
========================
#. Open a Terminal Emulator.
Starting with version 15400, Clear Linux supports auto-update. By default, it
is turned on.
#. Become root and trigger an update with this command:
To verify the current auto-update setting:
.. code-block:: console
$ swupd update
$ swupd autoupdate
#. If the updater console output indicates a kernel update occurred,
then at your convenience reboot to begin using the new OS version.
To enable auto-update:
Updater options
===============
.. code-block:: console
Help options:
$ sudo swupd autoupdate --enable
.. code-block:: console
To disable auto-update:
-h, --help Display help options.
.. code-block:: console
Application options:
$ sudo swupd autoupdate --disable
.. code-block:: console
If you wish to force a manual update:
-d, --download Download all content, but do not actually install the update
-u, --url=[URL] RFC-3986 encoded url for version string and content file downloads
-P, --port=[port #] Port number to connect to at the url for version string and content file downloads
-c, --contenturl=[URL] RFC-3986 encoded url for content file downloads
-v, --versionurl=[URL] RFC-3986 encoded url for version string download
-s, --status Show current OS version and latest version available on server
-F, --format=[staging,1,2,etc.] the format suffix for version file downloads
-p, --path=[PATH...] Use [PATH...] as the path to verify (eg: a chroot or btrfs subvol
-x, --force Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found
-n, --nosigcheck Do not attempt to enforce certificate or signature checking
-S, --statedir Specify alternate swupd state directory
-C, --certpath Specify alternate path to swupd certificates
-t, --time Show verbose time output for swupd operations
.. code-block:: console
$ sudo swupd update
.. note::
If the updater console output indicates a kernel update occurred, then at
your convenience reboot to begin using the new OS version.
Additional information
======================
To see the man page listing additional swupd options, enter:
.. code-block:: console
$ man swupd