Steam Deck

Steam Deck

RedBaronK™ Mar 12, 2024 @ 8:43pm
Image download
I was thinking about upgrading to a 1 TB drive, and figured instead of copying my existing drive over I'll just clean install from a image. I went to the official download page, and saw a download file for 2.5+ GB, but it did not give me a choice of which OS version to download. Is this image automatically the most recent version, or can I choose which version to download? I would like to use 3.4.11 if possible. Thanks!
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Mahjik Mar 12, 2024 @ 8:47pm 
You don't get to pick.
deaddoof Mar 12, 2024 @ 9:46pm 
Originally posted by RedBaronK™:
I would like to use 3.4.11 if possible. Thanks!

I do not which recovery image refer to which version

https://steamdeck-images.steamos.cloud/recovery/
deaddoof Mar 12, 2024 @ 9:49pm 
You can also try the clonezilla route.
RedBaronK™ Mar 12, 2024 @ 9:53pm 
Originally posted by Mahjik:
You don't get to pick.
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Originally posted by deaddoof:
You can also try the clonezilla route.
Yeah I think yiu are right.. that's the only option for keeping the OS version I like, haven't found any other alternatives.

I figured a "clean" install was better, but that's just my OCD from windows 8 days talking... Clean or cloned I'm sure it's the same.
deaddoof Mar 13, 2024 @ 5:03am 
Originally posted by RedBaronK™:
Originally posted by Mahjik:
You don't get to pick.
😕



Originally posted by deaddoof:
You can also try the clonezilla route.
Yeah I think yiu are right.. that's the only option for keeping the OS version I like, haven't found any other alternatives.

I figured a "clean" install was better, but that's just my OCD from windows 8 days talking... Clean or cloned I'm sure it's the same.

Since you are buying a new SSD, test the newer stable OS. Test your games and plugging it into the TV. Check whether everything works. If it doesn't, install the old OS.

I will be wary of bios updates.
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Date Posted: Mar 12, 2024 @ 8:43pm
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