Fix setting environment variables with sudo

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James Nylen
2012-10-24 15:15:54 +00:00
parent 1361c8fc29
commit f262b92ed0

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@@ -55,18 +55,18 @@ environment variables you must set if you wish to use them.
By default, `rpi-update` will attempt to update itself each time it is run. By default, `rpi-update` will attempt to update itself each time it is run.
You can disable this behavior by: You can disable this behavior by:
UPDATE_SELF=0 sudo rpi-update sudo UPDATE_SELF=0 rpi-update
#### `SKIP_KERNEL` #### `SKIP_KERNEL`
SKIP_KERNEL=1 sudo rpi-update sudo SKIP_KERNEL=1 rpi-update
Will update everything **except** the `kernel.img` files and the kernel modules. Will update everything **except** the `kernel.img` files and the kernel modules.
Use with caution, some firmware updates might depend on a kernel update. Use with caution, some firmware updates might depend on a kernel update.
#### `ROOT_PATH` and `BOOT_PATH` #### `ROOT_PATH` and `BOOT_PATH`
ROOT_PATH=/media/root BOOT_PATH=/media/boot sudo rpi-update sudo ROOT_PATH=/media/root BOOT_PATH=/media/boot rpi-update
Allows you to perform an "offline" update, ie update firmware on an SD card you Allows you to perform an "offline" update, ie update firmware on an SD card you
are not currently booted from. Useful for installing firmware/kernel to a are not currently booted from. Useful for installing firmware/kernel to a