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I have a problem, im trying to run an npm script that needs /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 , but its 0 bytes big and so i get the error "file too short", does anyone know how i get this to work again?
Im running Gnome and i have installed all updates except one but thats related to my mouse and the bluetooth connector for it, so it should be unrelated.
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Thank you very much, i have run pacman -Syu already, which that suggests i should do to fix this, but that didnt help.
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The script im running was also just installed, so i dont think i have to rebuild it, which is the other thing it suggested, are you 100% certain that it is the issue of a partial upgrade? Could it also be a problem of electron? (The script im trying to run)
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What is the output of the following
$ pacman -Qkk gtk2
$ pacman -Qi gtk2Offline
┌─[Shiv ~]
└─╼ pacman -Fs libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0
extra/gtk2 2.24.31-1
usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0Use pacman -Qkk to check the state of gtk2, and reinstall it if necessary.
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The partial update is most likely unrelated, yes, but it still probably isn't a good idea.
Regardless, zero-byte files are not a good thing, and imply that at some point your computer crashed during a pacman update and corrupted all the packages you were installing at that time.
You will need to check all your packages, via either pacman -Qkk or via paccheck (from pacutils) to figure out which packages are borked, then reinstall them.
Chances are it was more than one package.
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