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Last year I got a raspberry pi 2 with (OSMC ) Kodi already installed on it. I want to upgrade the kodi version as simply as possible. Any help ?

Gareth
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  • Do you have auto-update enabled in the settings menu? On the same page you can check for updates. Kodi is the latest version of XBMC I believe. – Darth Vader Apr 12 '16 at 15:13

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I can see a couple of options on the osmc.tv/wiki page:

Setting up an update schedule

By default, OSMC will check for updates automatically and prompt you. You can refine this via My OSMC. If you are using the default OSMC skin, then My OSMC will be accessible via your Home screen. If you are using Confluence then it will be available via the Settings sub-menu. For other skins, My OSMC can be found via the Programs section.

To change the update schedule, select Updater. You will now be able to configure OSMC's update behaviour.

Did you know?: you can also force an update check on demand by going to My OSMC -> Updater -> Manual Controls -> Check for updates now.

Manual update

We recommend users use the OSMC Updater via Kodi, but running:

sudo apt-get update  
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

will keep your system up to date and will not cause any issues.

goobering
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check the link below

http://mymediaexperience.com/xbmc-guide/

I hope this helps

Taha
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