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I manually installed a patched version of compat-wireless. Will this cause issues when updating the system via pacman?
Last edited by arctor (2011-10-26 00:53:22)
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Potentially...
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The worst thing you're gonna get is the wireless-compat drivers not working anymore.
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Is there anyway to avoid it breaking? I am thinking maybe creating a package of it but I don't see how that will prevent anything because it won't be able to update itself if its not in the repository...
Last edited by arctor (2011-10-24 00:15:22)
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You can use provides=compat-wireless and conflicts=compat-wireless in your PKGBUILD.
While this will not prevent breakage, it does mean you'll get a warning
when an application requires a newer version of wireless-compat.
Last edited by Lone_Wolf (2011-10-25 16:54:23)
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You can use provides=compat-wireless and conflicts=compat-wireless in your PKGBUILD.
While this will not prevent breakage, it does mean you'll get a warning
when an application requires a newer version of wireless-compat.
Thank you I will try that.
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