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Hi,
I just re-installed latest Arch on my system. While starting to load my Wm (E17) etc. I ran a pacman -Suy. It wanted to upgrade my nvidia driver but nvidia-utils was causing a conflict. So I tried pacman -R nvidia-utils and the system crashed with a 'bus error'. Since then I have had to copy /usr/lib/libz.so.1 from another partition because it keeps saying that it's too short. Also, I get a lot of spurious displays about nvidia. My pacman sessions don't work now and when I tried a pacman -S zlib (replace the damaged libz.so.1) I get another bus error.
Is there a cure for this mess or should I just re-load??
Jim
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Try to use pacman.static
If it doesn't work, uncompress the zlib package in the / directory. Then do a 'pacman -Sf zlib' to install it correctely.
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Hi,
I just re-installed latest Arch on my system. While starting to load my Wm (E17) etc. I ran a pacman -Suy. It wanted to upgrade my nvidia driver but nvidia-utils was causing a conflict. So I tried pacman -R nvidia-utils and the system crashed with a 'bus error'. Since then I have had to copy /usr/lib/libz.so.1 from another partition because it keeps saying that it's too short. Also, I get a lot of spurious displays about nvidia. My pacman sessions don't work now and when I tried a pacman -S zlib (replace the damaged libz.so.1) I get another bus error.
Is there a cure for this mess or should I just re-load??
Jim
Nvidia (or ATI or any graphic x11 drivers ) , Xorg, your WM, your DE all work together.
Only update such packages while X11 is NOT running (console) .
Disliking systemd intensely, but not satisfied with alternatives so focusing on taming systemd.
clean chroot building not flexible enough ?
Try clean chroot manager by graysky
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