Tried to do some script based update of ROS version on 100's of RB (mostly 951 and 2011). As I run /system package update install via terminal I start to see percents of upgrade progres switch is not what I need, for if I run it via telnet from remote server the connection will stay online until the upgrade is done.

Any way I do that by issuing one command and disconnect? API maybe?

You could make a scheduler script that would run after a few seconds from its creation time. Once it starts, it would remove itself and do the upgrade (in that order). Whether you make it with a terminal or API, it should work the same way, and allow you to disconnect as soon as the scheduler script is added.

You could make a scheduler script that would run after a few seconds from its creation time. Once it starts, it would remove itself and do the upgrade (in that order). Whether you make it with a terminal or API, it should work the same way, and allow you to disconnect as soon as the scheduler script is added.

Yes this is a solution, but may there be any more straight way?

Tried to do some script based update of ROS version on 100's of RB (mostly 951 and 2011). As I run /system package update install via terminal I start to see percents of upgrade progres switch is not what I need, for if I run it via telnet from remote server the connection will stay online until the upgrade is done.

Any way I do that by issuing one command and disconnect? API maybe?

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