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:: Starting full system upgrade...
resolving dependencies...
looking for inter-conflicts...
:: mesa-libgl and nvidia-libgl are in conflict (libgl). Remove nvidia-libgl? [y/N]
I don't have mesa-libgl installed... but using nvidia resp. nvidia-libgl
What's this all about? Why is it in conflict with a package not installed?
Last edited by rtfreedman (2013-09-28 22:58:49)
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Please post full output of pacman, and use [ code ] instead of [ quote ].
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What's this all about? Why is it in conflict with a package not installed?
You're doing an update and something is trying to install mesa-libgl which conflicts with the already installed nvidia-libgl.
Find out which package is it.
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I had the same problem a couple of hours ago, but I waited a while and now the problem has gone away.
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Please post full output of pacman, and use [ code ] instead of [ quote ].
Well, I quoted the 'full output of pacman' - there was no code in it.
You're doing an update and something is trying to install mesa-libgl which conflicts with the already installed nvidia-libgl.
Find out which package is it.
Why should an already installed package trying to install another package afterwards?
I had the same problem a couple of hours ago, but I waited a while and now the problem has gone away.
Thanks for the comment!
Strange as it is, the conflict is gone by now... I wonder what initiated it.
Last edited by rtfreedman (2013-09-28 23:03:11)
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Please post full output of pacman, and use [ code ] instead of [ quote ].
Well, I quoted the 'full output of pacman' - there was no code in it.
When pasting configs, code or command output, please use [ code ] tags https://bbs.archlinux.org/help.php#bbcode
like this
It makes the code more readable and - in case of longer listings - more convenient to scroll through.
It is important you post it in full, even (or especially) when it's so short. You should include the command you used, not just the output.
You're doing an update and something is trying to install mesa-libgl which conflicts with the already installed nvidia-libgl.
Find out which package is it.Why should an already installed package trying to install another package afterwards?
You are installing new versions of some packages. They may have different dependencies from the versions you have currently installed, so you will end up installing some new packages too.
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When pasting configs, code or command output...
You should include the command you used, not just the output
I beg your pardon - I thought ':: Starting full system upgrade...' says it all.
You are installing new versions of some packages. They may have different dependencies...
See previous comment.
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When pasting configs, code or command output...
You should include the command you used, not just the outputI beg your pardon - I thought ':: Starting full system upgrade...' says it all.
In this case we can assume you run 'pacman -Syu', but it can also be 'pacman -Syu foo' etc.
You are installing new versions of some packages. They may have different dependencies...
See previous comment.
I don't understand what you mean here.
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Please post full output of pacman, and use [ code ] instead of [ quote ].
Well, I quoted the 'full output of pacman' - there was no code in it.
You're right, somehow I thought pacman displays the list of updates first (before the conflicts). My apologies.
As for the probable source of the problem:
https://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit … 52294d7787
https://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit … eb2fe6ea9c
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:: Starting full system upgrade...
resolving dependencies...
looking for inter-conflicts...
:: mesa-libgl and nvidia-libgl are in conflict (libgl). Remove nvidia-libgl? [y/N]I don't have mesa-libgl installed... but using nvidia resp. nvidia-libgl
What's this all about? Why is it in conflict with a package not installed?
I've just been bitten by this. Performed that update yesterday and on booting today (first reboot since) my desktop was unusable. Changing window manager from Compiz to Metacity worked but I've now reverted to nvidia-libgl and Compiz is happy again.
Ryzen 9 5950X, X570S Aorus Pro AX, RX 6600, Arch x86_64
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EDIT: Making a new thread for this, as I realized its marked as [SOLVED].
Last edited by nullwiz (2013-10-01 16:51:50)
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https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 4#p1330764
BTW, **WHY** are you suing 'pacman -Syuu'?
Last edited by karol (2013-10-01 16:52:06)
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