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hi i have the next problem i hope you can help me with it,i had gnome3 installed on my computer and to be honest i was really growing tired of it,i i decided to install xfce on my computer,what i did was that i installed xfce on my computer and then used the command
# pacman -Rc gnome
it did ask me if i wanted to remove pacman and i said yes,it was my mistake i didn't think i was gonna have such a hard time trying to reinstall it,can you please tell me there is a way to install it without reinstalling the whole system
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Have you tried https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=95007 ?
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ok i'll give it a try when i get back home ![]()
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Do you mind if I link this thread as an example, next time somebody proposes to do an -Rc?
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not at all you can link it
ok i installed pacman from source and now when i do
$ sudo pacman -Syu
error: no usable package repositories configured.
i get that error any idea how to fix it
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not at all you can link it
ok i installed pacman from source and now when i do$ sudo pacman -Syu
error: no usable package repositories configured.
i get that error any idea how to fix it
Can you use this pacman to install pacman package from your cache?
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1004015
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none of that really worked for me,is there a way to boot from the cd and install pacman from there?
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ok i installed pacman from source and now when i do
$ sudo pacman -Syu
error: no usable package repositories configured.
You have to use proper configure options to set the default config dirs, e.g. check here. The thread karol linked to wasn't about building pacman from source, but to extract the pacman package (and related) to root, which is probably a more easy solution.
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ok i installed pacman from source and now when i do
$ sudo pacman -Syu
error: no usable package repositories configured.You have to use proper configure options to set the default config dirs, e.g. check here. The thread karol linked to wasn't about building pacman from source, but to extract the pacman package (and related) to root, which is probably a more easy solution.
Wouldn't https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 17#p907617 work ?
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Sure, that is extracting the pacman package to root ![]()
If pacman is not in the local cache and you get the latest package from a mirror, you might need to do the same for pacman's deps.
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