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I have just did a fresh install of Archlinux 2009-02 i686
After setting up the network I updated the pakages by
$ pacman -Sy
The I wanted to install hal
$ pacman -S hal
it gives the following message
: : udev conflicts with initscripts. Remove initscripts [Y/n]
I selected Yes and hal was installed
Later when I wanted to add hal in the deamons in rc.conf. the file /etc/rc.conf does not exit instead i found /etc/rc.conf~
I copied rc.conf~ to rc.conf and added hal in deamons. Later when I restarted the the boot process stopped at
Enter the init leve
I enter 1 or 2 or 3 nothing happened
Then I have again reinstall fresh arch linux
Again the same thing comes when I do pacman -S hal
this time i didnt select anything and stopped the command
How to resolve this
Last edited by sant527 (2009-08-09 15:06:42)
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This is related to http://www.archlinux.org/news/454/
You should have done a full system upgrade (pacman -Syu instead of -Sy) to upgrade both udev and initscripts to their latest versions. The initscripts package is essential for booting and you should never remove it.
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Do not use just "pacman -Sy". Always update your system along with the package database with "pacman -Syu".
To fix this, you need to boot from the install CD, mount your partitions and install initscripts.
Edit: man I was beaten to the answer there... should have pushed submit before I walked away
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I solved it by
installing the latest verison of initscripts
and then updated the udev
Now it doesnt show the message
but if I do pacman -Si udev
it shows conflicts with initscripts
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Conflicts With : initscripts<2009.07
Notice the "<2009.07" with that conflict. That means that latest udev has issues with earlier initscripts and not the current version.
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Yup, you should fully update your system. I had that issue and the system update fixed it.
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Conflicts With : initscripts<2009.07
Notice the "<2009.07" with that conflict. That means that latest udev has issues with earlier initscripts and not the current version.
Thank you. Its never known to me
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