Closed juanejot closed 2 years ago
Hey @juanejot! The upgrade button should only show if there is an update available. Just to be sure would you mind attaching a screenshot showing the change log?
For example,
Thank you, @13r0ck! Shall I take it then, that the firmware upgrade listed is one that has already been installed? This is not, as your example is, running on a System76 system; but on a DIY 9700K/RX580 tower, with, in this case, a mouse/keyboard receiver. I hope since "The vulnerability […] would require a hacker to be physically close to a target" means I'm safe to post it here. 😉
Yep, it looks like that device is up-to-date. The version number (RQR12.11_B0032) matches the latest version number shown in the changelog. Also, that changelog message means that the vulnerability it mentions has been fixed and is no longer a problem.
Oh good; I’ll remember for future interaction with the firmware manager interface that no green “Update” button just means you’re up to date, and the text shows the latest update already installed. Thanks!
How did you upgrade to 21.10? (Fresh install / Upgrade)
Upgraded from 21.04
Related Application and/or Package Version (run
apt policy $PACKAGE NAME
):Firmware in Settings (behavior just seen in GUI, so unsure of which package is causing it).
Issue/Bug Description: It lists a new Device Firmware, but there is no green "Update" button as I've seen on System76 descriptions of the feature.
Steps to reproduce (if you know): Just go to Firmware in Settings while there's an available device firmware upgrade
Expected behavior: See, be able to click on green "Upgrade" button
Other Notes: Let me know if the device for which the firmware is available, what version it is, is necessary info.