There is an additional Update from the blue system repository today. Because of the nature of these new updates you will need to force them to install, this will requires the use of pacman from the command line:
sudo pacman -Syu --force
The Netrunner team will need to take a look at these packages and figure out why they are failing.
[code][netrunjaro@netrunjaro ~]$ sudo pacman -Syu --force
[sudo] password for netrunjaro:
:: Päivitetään pakettitietokantoja…
blueshell on ajan tasalla
pipelight on ajan tasalla
core on ajan tasalla
extra on ajan tasalla
community on ajan tasalla
multilib on ajan tasalla
:: Aloitetaan järjestelmäpäivitys…
selvitetään riippuvuuksia…
etsitään ristiriitoja…
You will need to also temporarily disable the blue shell repositories untill the situation with those files is fixed, you could force them to update but this will revert any customization you made to any system files like samba configs or pulse audio fixes, etc.
[martin@sgc ~]$[/code]
The only change I ever made to the original file was to add plymouth after base and udev.
I’m not complaining BTW, I’m just pointing this out
You don’t have to disable the repositories of blueshell. Bluesystems simply don’t ship signatures for their packages. You can savely disable the check in your pacman.conf. Either try SigLevel = Optional TrustAll or SigLevel = Never.
@philm
I didn’t suggest disabling the blueshell repository because of signatures.
These packages in their repository can cause the system to not update properly on existing systems that we’re originally installed with the 2014.04 ISO: netrunner-desktop. netrunnerarch-systemsettings-settings, netrunnerarch-artwork and netrunnerarch-default-settings.
I am giving netrunner rolling a go, my past experiences with arch are still with me so i am hesitant, but I dont see any update so far as I just installed yesterday.
Was this just patched or something?
The stable branch of Manjaro updates when all parts in testing are considered stable, reliable and not breaking anything, this can be anywhere from every two weeks to once a month, but can also at times take longer if needed or shorter as well.