Running factory version of BlueOS after installing via installation script

Blue Robotics Software BlueOS
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I have installed BlueOS onto my raspberry pi 4, which is running Rasberry Pi OS. To do this I used the terminal command listed on github: sudo su -c ‘curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bluerobotics/BlueOS/master/install/install.sh | bash’ .
Found at: BlueOS/install at master · bluerobotics/BlueOS · GitHub .

I have tried using that exact line, and I have tried changing the word ‘master’ to ‘1.4.2’ to instead install the latest stable version. Both times I have been able to access the webpage at 192.168.2.2 on the same machine as it is installed on.
However, both times it has told me that it is running the ‘factory’ version of BlueOS.
I do have the system_logs.zip file, but I am unsure of how to upload it.

Any help would be appreciated, I am new to linux and all of this so I very well could be missing something.
Thanks!

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Hi @bkayser, welcome to the forum :slight_smile:

The “factory” version is just whichever version is first installed on your device, so if you use the install script then creates your “factory” version, and subsequent updates are able to fall back to that one if something goes wrong.

If the functionality seems ok then it should be fine, although if you want you can try installing a different version through the BlueOS Versions page (after your initial script install), and see whether it still reports itself as using the factory version once it has tried to switch to the newly installed one (which might indicate some problem with the startup process).