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pacman -Qo says they were unowned, so I just forced it. Looks like they got accidentally orphaned.
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If you got conflicting files, why not uninstall the old package with pacman -R and then install the new package? It is safer imho.
When I type
$ pacman -Qo /usr/lib/xorg/modules/libwfb.so
and
$ pacman -Qo /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libdri.so
it tells me that these files are not owned by any package. What to do?
Edit: I missed the post above. What does it mean that these files are "accidentally orphaned"?
Last edited by senjin (2009-04-18 10:55:38)
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I am currently reading the Beginner's Guide at ArchWiki.
I am trying to install X, so I hit:
pacman -S xorg
But the files cannot be downloaded and errors occurs.
Should I try xorg-server instead of plain xorg ?
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I am currently reading the Beginner's Guide at ArchWiki.
I am trying to install X, so I hit:
pacman -S xorg
But the files cannot be downloaded and errors occurs.
Should I try xorg-server instead of plain xorg ?
2 things.
First, start a new thread, do not necro-bump. http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/For … Bumping.27
Secondly, follow the guide properly, you need to sync your mirrors first.
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