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May be this is not the right forum, but the little problem I found was just after the install.
The first think everybody do after the installation is a nice pacman -Syu in order to update the system.
After doing it and a reboot my system was haging up after loading the kernel.
I think this is due to a lilo update since i fixed it by running lilo.
I do not think pacman gave me any advice about it ( I am not 100% sure).
The enachment could be to have post upgrade messages for particoular package like lilo.
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it actually does this already :
:: Retrieving packages from unofficial...
cdcd-0.6.5-1.pkg.tar.gz [#################################] 100% | 25K
libcdaudio-0.99.9-1.pkg. [#################################] 100% | 67K
loading package data... done.
checking for conflicts... done.
upgrading alsa-driver... done.
upgrading alsa-lib... done.
upgrading alsa-utils... done.
upgrading cdcd... done.
upgrading dillo... done.
upgrading flashplugin... done.
upgrading gkrellm... done.
upgrading groff... done.
upgrading lesstif... done.
upgrading libcdaudio... done.
upgrading lilo... warning: extracting /etc/lilo.conf as /etc/lilo.conf.pacnew
done.
Be sure to run 'lilo' after upgrading.
upgrading reiserfsprogs... done.
[root@ArchLinux sarah]# likely you missed it in the long list you probably got after upgrading for the first time which would have upgrade almost everything. it is always wise to take a look through the list after and -Syu just to see if any of your configuration files, such as pacman.conf, were not replaced. most of the key files are already set not to be upgraded but i always check anyway just incase.
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I was almost sure that I missed the message.
So now the suggestion is to put or better repeat warning messages at the end of the list.
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My idea was only to show warnings at the end.
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