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I have read in the MATE install page there are these two commands:
pacman -Syuu
pacman -Syy
But what do these mean? Filter old version packages two times or something?
Last edited by giwrg98 (2012-05-06 12:23:26)
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man pacman will tell you what those do. The wiki says exactly why that needs to be done. It doesn't suggest running BOTH of those in sequence though - they are under different headings for different purposes.
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man pacman will tell you what those do. The wiki says exactly why that needs to be done. It doesn't suggest running BOTH of those in sequence though - they are under different headings for different purposes.
Opps! I had read it but didn't check the last sentence of the -y option
Thanks!
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I wanted to find this answer here, so I'm putting it here:
pacman -Syuu:
-S: Sync packages
-y: refresh package database
-uu: sys upgrade all packages, repeated 'u' flag enables downgrades (from man page):
Pass this option twice to enable package downgrades; in this case, pacman
will select sync packages whose versions do not match with the local
versions. This can be useful when the user switches from a testing repository
to a stable one.
pacman -Syy:
-S: Sync packages
-yy: refresh package database, force refresh even if local database appears up-to-date
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