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News announcement from Arch, http://www.archlinux.org/news/503/
Pacman 3.4 has moved from testing to core. Please report back of any experience, and if not sure, hold off pacman -Syu for a few days, to see what the effect on kdemod is.
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I heard they moved Xorg 1.8 to extras too
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Xorg 1.8 and all the related video drivers are in [extra] now, cautious updates would be advised for those as well.
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xorg release was already mentioned here http://chakra-project.org/bbs/post.php? … ;qid=18955
The pacman update is not possible on KDEmod yet. kdemod-aqpm2, shaman2, are not ready for pacman 3.4
They will need to be rebuild, before pacman -Syu is possible again. Workaround for now is pacman -Syu --ignore pacman
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Hey all ![]()
pacman -Syu --ignore pacman
Dont work for me ![]()
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So any word on when this will be resolved?
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I do not speak for the devs, but I find it doubtful that it will be fixed... They are working on a new packaging backend for shaman so it would seem a waste of time to port the old pacman backend. I'd just remove kdemod-aqpm2 & shaman2.
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Allan wrote:
I do not speak for the devs, but I find it doubtful that it will be fixed... They are working on a new packaging backend for shaman so it would seem a waste of time to port the old pacman backend. I'd just remove kdemod-aqpm2 & shaman2.
Makes sense. I'll do that. Thanks for the info
I Just wasn't sure that kdemod-aqpm2 was required. I only update via terminal using pacman and yaourt anyhow.
Last edited by DarksideEE7 (2010-06-27 07:50:00)
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So now we are unable to use yaourt or clyde due to libalpm missing? What method should we use for AUR helpers now (other than just running makepkg)?
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You can update pacman without problems now, remove any aqpm2 tool if needed, they are not in our repos anymore.
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Allan wrote:
I do not speak for the devs, but I find it doubtful that it will be fixed... They are working on a new packaging backend for shaman so it would seem a waste of time to port the old pacman backend. I'd just remove kdemod-aqpm2 & shaman2.
True dat
Plus we are short at time anyway ![]()
Lukas
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Looks like the clyde devs updated clyde-git, so I just downloaded the PKGBUILD and installed via makepkg -i.
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