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Hello!
I've tried to find information regarding my problem but I've not found any, so maybe you would care to help me (I hope).
It's not a big deal for me really, but it is annoying. The problem is as follows:
Say I'm about to upgrade my system and I do:
sudo pacman -Syyu then pacman syncs with the repos even if they may be up-to-date and upgrades all packages. That's awesome and exactly as it should be. However, were I to execute
sudo pacman -Syu immediately after the
sudo pacman -Syyucommand, it still downloads the repo-data even though it's up to date with a 100% certainty.
As I said, I'm not bothered bery much with this, but it would be nice to fix.
Also, It works on my other computer without problems.
Thanks in advance for any help.
/R
Last edited by roobie (2012-06-09 12:10:52)
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what?
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My laptop behaved in a similar way, that is it sync'ed repos even if I wrote "pacman -Syu" right away after another system update. When I changed /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist to choose another repos mirror first, the problem got solved. So my advice is, change the mirror in /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist
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Change mirror - especially avoid ftp ones.
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You mean it isn't meant to do that? I guess I should look at my mirrorlist, too, then?
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"-Syu" is supposed to sync and download repo-data only if they are out of sync. "-Syyu" forces a download of the repo-data even if they seem to be in sync.
dif's & Allan's tip solved it for me, so now im "klad hest". Thank you both dif & Allan.
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