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I did stupid stupid thing.
I had conflicting problems with
error: failed to commit transaction (conflicting files)
glibc: /lib exists in filesystem
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded.After taht i did
pacman -Syu --ignore glibc
pacman -SuThe problems were still there so i followed wiki guide for manual intervention.
i did everything wiki said and delted /lib/modules. It wasn't getting better...
i still couldn't update. and then by accident deleted /lib. :'(
Everytnig is crashing now, i cant use firefox... I never had problem like this
I dont know what to do. I'm going crazy. Have deadline to meet soon and my
computer is fucking useful like an eggplant.
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Seems i'm not the only one to made that mistake.
I solved it by extracting the lib folder of /var/cache/pacman/pkg/glibc-2.16.0-1-i686.pkg.tar.xz into /lib.
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Thank you. So much. How have you done this? Beacuse mkdir, cp and stuff is not working any more.
I think i should mount disk to another computer but i'm afraid it won't boot any more. And i'm using macbook
so cant boot from usb, and my cd-player is broken.
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Macbooks can't be booted from USB?
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I did this from an ubuntu partition, after rebooting it was all fine. So yes you should mount from another computer.
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By default no. You can make some dirty hacks and enable this.
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Ok, im going to try this. ![]()
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popso could you attach the glibc-2.16.0-1-i686.pkg.tar.xz package?
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I could if you tell me how. You don't have it ?
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I solved it by extracting the lib folder of /var/cache/pacman/pkg/glibc-2.16.0-1-i686.pkg.tar.xz into /lib.
Why not pacman -r ?
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popso wrote:I solved it by extracting the lib folder of /var/cache/pacman/pkg/glibc-2.16.0-1-i686.pkg.tar.xz into /lib.
Why not pacman -r ?
Because i didn't know it. It's a temporary solution before the upgrade anyway.
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By default no. You can make some dirty hacks and enable this.
Interesting - I thought the switch to intel did away with the need for such things. [ppc machines were like this which is why they always told you to get an external drive with firewire for bootable backups.]
EDIT: Oh, I see. It only works "out of the box" if you have a GUID partition map *and* an installation of OS X on the external drive. That sucks.
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popso mail it to me please - darutek@gmail.com.
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darut, at the top of the page look for a link "Packages". Click it and then search for glibc. Find the one that is yours, click that and on the right click "Download From Mirror".
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popso mail it to me darutek@gmail.com.
I just send it.
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I've got it, thanks.
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darut, at the top of the page look for a link "Packages". Click it and then search for glibc. Find the one that is yours, click that and on the right click "Download From Mirror".
It's the 2.16.0-2 version which doesn't have the lib folder.
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fsckd wrote:darut, at the top of the page look for a link "Packages". Click it and then search for glibc. Find the one that is yours, click that and on the right click "Download From Mirror".
It's the 2.16.0-2 version which doesn't have the lib folder.
Ahh, ok. ![]()
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