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pacman -S pacman
This worked for me too. Thanks for your help wonder, it is appreciated.
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Well confirmed,
pacman -S pacman
and then
pacman -Suy
did it.
But can anyone explain to me why this worked. Usually it's good to be aware of things one does not understand :-/
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I had the same issue.
pacman -S pacman
and then a normal system update solved it for me as well, but it still doesn't make any sense...
Same situation here. This solved the issue. Thanks.
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It's been about two months since I last had the problem and it cropped up again. To fix it this time, I did a pacman -S gcc-multilib. Just as I stated before, the fact that I had to and still have to do stuff like this tells me there's still something wrong!
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confirmed.
pacman -S pacman
No cause is lost if there is but one fool left to fight for it.
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It's been about two months since I last had the problem and it cropped up again. To fix it this time, I did a pacman -S gcc-multilib. Just as I stated before, the fact that I had to and still have to do stuff like this tells me there's still something wrong!
The above worked for me on an i686 system. In my case, I only needed to run...
pacman -S gcc
...before I could update the pacman package.
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All: Comment or remove SyncFirst option in /etc/pacman.conf . Thats the culprit.
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I solved this way:
pacman -R gcc-fortran
and then just update.
Don'y force unistall or don't install "gcc" if you have "gcc-multilib" if you really don't know what you are doing.
There a re basically two way;
You have to find the packet who require gcc, and remove them. Or remove "gcc-multilib" in favor of "gcc".
just find the easier way.
I found the dependencies "gcc-fortran" by yaourt, so i don't know if your is different or witch comand you should use to find who requere to install GCC
Last edited by lesto (2013-04-15 18:47:30)
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lesto, the last post in this thread is 1 year old. Do not necrobump threads. You have been here long enough to know this. Our policy :: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fo … Bumping.22
Closing....
There's no such thing as a stupid question, but there sure are a lot of inquisitive idiots !
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