Unfortunately updating to dCore-jessie:2015.12.29.17.46 was not successful. After numerous updates system failed to reboot to graphics, needed backup restore.
Noted discrepancy between sce-update -c and sce-update -a , they do not appear to use a shared update check function.
Current SCEs:
Xprogs.sce
geany.sce
bsdgames-nonfree.sce
graphics-3.16.6-tinycore.sce
conky.sce
iceweasel.sce
dbus-x11.sce
qpdfview.sce
dillo.sce
emelfm.sce
xorg-intel.sce
emelfm.sce.md5.txt
fluxbox.sce
sce-update -c flagged updates:
Xprogs
bsdgames-nonfree
dbus-x11
geany
qpdfview
xorg-intel
sce-update -a updates performed:
Xprogs
conky
dbus-x11
dillo
emelfm
fluxbox
graphics-3.16.6-tinycore
iceweasel
qpdfview
xorg-intel
Most of these updates should not have been required, some were pre-built and some, like conky, were just installed today.
Other notes:
1) Running sce-update -c , select '1' repeatedly to select item for check, list of available SCEs to check shortens, when get to last two items, selecting second last item automatically adds the last item to be checked rather than return to check/quit prompt.
2) Nice to have an sce-update -c 'all' option in addition to just selecting individual items.
3) During sce-update -a would be very nice to have a (s)kip to next item option when this appears during update checks: 'dillo is about to be updated. Press Enter to proceed, y to view package updates, or Ctrl-C to abort..'. Especially helpful when troubleshooting this update loop issue, to avoid rebuilding system every test.
4) With dillo example above, pressing y to view package updates then (q)uit automatically proceeds with the update. What's if the user viewed package updates and decided to abort? Would it be preferred to return to Ctrl-C abort? Especially if there was a (s)kip option, as abort kills the entire process.
Thanks for your hard work Jason, eventually you'll get the loop mystery sorted