Haven’t really been to concerned about this capability (until now w/ the 2.0.2 editing bug).
Would it be possible to enable rolling back the OS to a previous version if an update temporarily caused some glitches?
It would be even better to be able to create your own SD card and flash any version of CorOS on it. This means you’d be able to roll back to any point desired, and you have redundancy on the road in case the SD card fails!
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Bumping this one. I am once again getting so annoyed by how NDSP is running the QC. Why is there still no way to downgrade to the previous firmware? Why?
This time it is not the QC, but Cortex Control. But obviously both the QC and CC have to be at a corresponding version.
How is this possible, that every damn update I run into multiple issues within just a few hours of use. Is NDSP not doing any Beta testing? It’s not like super specific issues either.
My own fault I guess that I still believed NDSP were able to deliver on an update just once without messing up…
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0 bugs experienced with 2.3.0
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As 3.0 is looming… this just keeps coming back to me 
Most desperately needed feature imo
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