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Hello everybody
I got an issue with reinstalling my Arch. I created a CD with the archlinux-2012.10.06-dual.iso and the new installation framework.
I did the installation like the beginners guide its describe until i got an error with pacstrap
the pacstrap command from the title ends for me in an inter-conflict with util-linux and eject. It says I should remove eject BUT there is no package to remove. And on the other way around there is no eject to install only utils-linux (pacman -S eject want to install utils-linux).
what should i do? I know I act like a noob but i did it like the beginners guide told me. any suggestions?
perhaps i overlooked something
sincerely Troopa
PS: if there are after this issue some similar issues what can a solution be there for?
PSS: sorry, I'm swiss not american or briton
Last edited by Troopa (2012-10-22 18:17:51)
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This issue shouldn't be showing up if you're using the latest install media. Did you md5sum it? The util-linux / eject upgrade happened around a month ago, so unless eject is still in base, (I'll check in a minute,) this shouldn't happen.
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no i didn't check the hashsum. perhaps the problem is in the (in)valid cd to find. I'll download a new .iso and will check its sum and burn it on a CD again we will see if it will work
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now i've tried to burn a CD again with the pacstrap and co. this time with md5 sum check (it was total equal) and on the fresh installed system ( with the old CD incl. AIF). it didn't work but now for some reason its not eject anymore but systemd-sysvcompat inter-conflicts with sysvinit. thats because from the "older" CD i did a kind of a workaround for eject, i don't know what i've done for that, sorry.
i created the installation CD with wodim from cdrkit with follow command:
wodim -v dev=/dev/cdrom archlinux-2012.10.06-dual.iso
(output of the procedur is not accessable anymore but works fine i think)
did I something wrong with it? is the command wrong or something else?
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Are you installing to a partition where you already have a broken install? Pacstrap won't continue if what you're installing conflicts with things that are already on that partition, and I would guess you've got sysvinit lurking on that partition from when you were trying to install with the old ISO. If that's the case you should either blow away the contents of the existing partition (by running mkfs on it again) or arch-chroot to it and bring it up to speed using pacman. Given that you didn't get the previous install working, I suspect you don't have a lot to lose by blowing the old one away and it'll probably be less work in the long run.
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Thx to both
it works
first i created the cd with a precheck of the md5 sum
then I followed the beginners guide until the use of pacstrap. before i used it I used the mkfs command on each partition (and of course i overwrote existing partition with newer one)
mkfs --type=ext4 /dev/sdaX
and then i used pacstrap without -i (i think you can try with it)
The rest i did how the beginners guide was telling me i should
now i can use it like before the update/fresh install
sincerely Troopa
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