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Recently I did a
pacman -Syu
and it said there was a new version of pacman available, and to update it first. So I did. But then pacman wont work. I run pacman -Syu again but affer synchronizing the packages databases, it just sits there and does nothing else.
Any ideas?
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which pacman version?
at which stage does it freeze?
have u tried changing the repositories in the appropriate section (current/extra...)? maybe its just an ftp problem...
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which pacman version?
2.9.1
at which stage does it freeze?
after its done updating the repositories
have u tried changing the repositories in the appropriate section (current/extra...)? maybe its just an ftp problem...
well, i only use current and extra. I added testing so I could get gnome 2.8. But I'll try fidling with the repositories some more.
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Just pacman freezes? Or does it hard lock your computer?
pacman tends to get stuck on me sometimes and I have to Ctl-C it to get it going again.
And I resized my reiserfs partition one day, and then I likely should've ran a reiserfsck on it, cause instead I just started using it and pacman started giving strange errors, and then hard locking my computer. Long story short, it was because I'd pretty much FUBAR'd my filesystem.
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Pacman 2.9.1 is nice and broken. Download the 2.9.2 package manually and upgrade to it.
# wget ftp://ftp.archlinux.org/current/os/i686/pacman-2.9.2-1.pkg.tar.gz
# pacman -U pacman-2.9.2-1.pkg.tar.gz
if pacman -U also hangs on you (which it shouldn't, only --sync should) then you'll have to manually uncompress the .pkg.tar.gz file and copy the pacman binary to /usr/bin/.
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Yup, got pacman 2.9.2 and it works beautifly, thanks!
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