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Goody1
Contributor I
Jul 20, 2024 3:47 PM UTC
Question

So is the S2 app rollback officially dead?

So is the S2 rollback is officially dead?  It will not let me do anything now without updating?  Any work arounds? Thank you!

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    Antifon
    Prodigy III
    Jul 20, 2024 6:56 PM UTC

    So is the S2 rollback is officially dead?

    To be pedantic, “S2 rollback” was never officially alive, was it?

    I don’t recall there ever being an official Sonos-approved method of going back to a previous version - neither of the app nor of the Sonos devices themselves.

    You don’t say what version of the app you have, nor what version of firmware. As far as I can tell, if you allow the system to upgraded to the latest firmware version, that may close out any future option to “unofficially roll back”.

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    sikilde
    Contributor I
    Jul 23, 2024 6:30 AM UTC

    Seems like if one of the speakers get updated, one cannot use the old app anymore..

    And there apparently isn't any way of downgrading the firmware to an older version.

     

    Anyone know a hacky way to force older firmware unto the speakers?

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    nik9669a
    Senior Virtuoso
    Jul 23, 2024 7:22 AM UTC

    Seems like if one of the speakers get updated, one cannot use the old app anymore..

    And there apparently isn't any way of downgrading the firmware to an older version.

     

    Hasn’t it always been the case that if one component is updated then all speakers and controllers have to be updated to remain in sync and compatible? 
     

    And I do remember a year or more back when Sonos issued a release with a major bug that took several weeks to fix. No roll-back was available then, either. 

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    sikilde
    Contributor I
    Jul 23, 2024 8:50 AM UTC

    Hasn’t it always been the case that if one component is updated then all speakers and controllers have to be updated to remain in sync and compatible? 
     

    And I do remember a year or more back when Sonos issued a release with a major bug that took several weeks to fix. No roll-back was available then, either. 

     

    I suppose it has.. There should be a way to select which FW you’d like to install on your equipment tho.. Especially when new FW (and other updates) ruin the usability of the products..

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