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Looks good to me. |
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@v4t I updated the installation instructions for Arch on the web page which now reads as follows in that area: "pacman -Sy pacman -S cin NOTE: please complete these 2 steps in order – that is do not run the 2nd at a later time – to avoid the risk of a partial upgrade." I hope this is sufficient to warn users of a potential pitfall. Thanks for letting us know. |
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I had probably brought about these problems myself. I have reinstalled everything now everything works again. Please change the installation instructions for Arch If you do not finish -Sy and then the upgrade and later the pacman -S $ package, there is a risk of a partial upgrade. Pacman installs this package and installs / updates its dependencies. 7. You have installed another package in step 1, depends on the package, the your new program used. However, you have just updated this package as it depends on the new program. Old program is broken now. In the best case, you can not open a side program until you have updated the rest of the packages. In the worst case, you break a system-level package like systemd without noticing it until you reboot and your system stops booting. |
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OK, we downloaded the package on Arch here with no problem. From your error message, it looks like the download simply got interrupted and there was a temporary network failure and it could not "resume". Can you start over again? |
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GG is testing it here first before replying. |
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What is meant by mistakes in the library? |
- Anonymous
