========== 2014.01.01 00:00:04 remo-con disconnect======
Packet: OSMO_FW_V01.00.00.24.bin
Upgrading ...
Result: Success.

========== 2014.01.01 00:00:03 remo-con disconnect======
Packet: OSMO_FW_V01.00.01.18.bin
Upgrading ...
Result: Success.

========== 2014.01.01 00:00:07 remo-con disconnect======
Packet: OSMO_FW_V01.00.01.19.bin
Upgrading ...
Result: Success.

========== 2014.01.01 00:00:09 remo-con disconnect======
Packet: OSMO_FW_V01.05.02.00.bin
Upgrading ...
Result: Success.

========== 2014.01.01 00:00:08 remo-con disconnect======
Packet: OSMO_FW_V01.05.02.00.bin
Result: Abort.
The firmware on the SD card is identical to or older than the current firmware on the device.

========== 2014.01.01 00:00:08 remo-con disconnect======
Packet: OSMO_FW_V01.05.02.00.bin
Result: Abort.
The firmware on the SD card is identical to or older than the current firmware on the device.

The last two entries (with the abort result) indicate that the .bin file was still on the memory card when the OSMO was started (2 different times).

If you delete the .bin file (or format the memory card) the abort messages won't appear. You can easily check if the firmware has been updated by using the joystick on the OSMO. Prior to the update you could only move the camera left/right or up/down - but not at the same time. After the update the joystick can move the camera in any direction.

Hello!
According to the log files, it shows that you've upgrade the latest firmware correctly.
The firmware version in the DJI GO App may display wrongly, please don't worry about that, we'll give you another solution to fix that issue. Our engineers are working on it...
Please check if all the new features can work normally.
Any feedback will be appreciated!