Screen froze after clicking YES to system update. Power off or not?

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I didn’t notice what was the package to be updated but I’ have noticed the size of the update was ~53 M…

At the same time I was updating the film database in the background.

SO my question is should I unplug RPi or waaaaaaaaaait :slight_smile: ?
At the moment it is frozen for about 30min

RPi 2, OSMC, Aeon Flux [?] skin, qBit,

attached: network cable, self-powered HD Seagate Expansion 3TB USB - STBV3000200 , SanDisk SDSDQU-016G-U46A, hdmi

Can’t SSH with putty RPi not responding

Thanks for looking

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If the Pi is not responding over SSH, then there isn’t much option but to restart.

However, I would suggest you turn off the power, put the SD card into another computer and copy off your /home folder, all before you power up the Pi again.

That way if there is some issue, you at least have a backup of all your Kodi settings and addons.

EDIT: there is an option in the Update settings of MyOSMC, to only allow OSMC to check for updates if the cpu has been idle for a couple of minutes. The intention of this setting is to avoid the situation where the update is being run while the CPU is busy doing something else.

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Thanks for suggestion.

At least I have a first working image of SD ))
All started good, possibly lost some torrent temp files [maybe getting some back on recheck], but all torrents on list.

check for updates if the cpu has been idle

I have it, that was manual action )))

tanks for help Karnage