Difference between revisions of "SHIPHarbour:DataTypes:UpdateMethod"

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<onlyinclude>Used by [[SHIPHarbour:Firmware:Update|Update]] requests to specify how the module is allowed to apply the update.</onlyinclude>
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=== UNSET_UPDATEMETHOD ===
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Must not be used, indicates the field was not set properly.
  
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=== INVALID_UPDATEMETHOD ===
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May be used internally to indicate an error when encountering an unexpected value.
  
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=== ANY ===
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Indicates any update methodology can be used by the module.
  
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=== SILENT_REBOOT ===
<onlyinclude>Used by [[SHIPHarbour:Firmware:Update|Update]] requests to specify how the module is allowed to apply the update.</onlyinclude>
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Indicates the module must wait until the next reboot before applying the update.
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=== VERBOSE_ATOMIC ===
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Indicates the module must receive the entire file before applying the update.
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=== VERBOSE_STREAM ===
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Indicates the module can begin applying the update while still receiving the file.

Revision as of 18:32, 31 July 2017

Description

Used by Update requests to specify how the module is allowed to apply the update.

UNSET_UPDATEMETHOD

Must not be used, indicates the field was not set properly.

INVALID_UPDATEMETHOD

May be used internally to indicate an error when encountering an unexpected value.

ANY

Indicates any update methodology can be used by the module.

SILENT_REBOOT

Indicates the module must wait until the next reboot before applying the update.

VERBOSE_ATOMIC

Indicates the module must receive the entire file before applying the update.

VERBOSE_STREAM

Indicates the module can begin applying the update while still receiving the file.