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Hello.
I've compiled and installed some packages manually with my own PKGBUILD through pacman. But now i'm trying to install a package from the AUR and there is some dependencies that pacman seems to not find, for example bash. What should I do in this situation? I don't want to replace a lot of packages already installed to those of the AUR.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Last edited by fLBranco (2021-12-11 21:34:04)
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Please post the exact commands you are running and the exact output.
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Please post the exact commands you are running and the exact output.
Output of query line for bash:
# pacman -Qs bash
local/bash 5.0-1
The bash package contains the Bourne-Again Shell.Output of pacman -S:
# pacman -S libgpg-error
resolving dependencies...
looking for conflicting packages...
Packages (5) bash-5.1.012-1 gcc-libs-11.1.0-1 ncurses-6.3.-1 readline-8.1.001-1 libgpg-error-1.43-1
Total Download Size: 33.79 MiB
Total Installed Size: 135.89 MiB
Net Upgrade Size: 115.12 MiB
:: Proceed with installation? [Y/n]All those packages above (except libgpg-error) was installed the same way I did with bash.
Last edited by fLBranco (2021-12-11 21:24:37)
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> local/bash 5.0-1
> Packages (5) bash-5.1.012-1
Do you see some difference?
Don't run patial updates.
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pacman wants to update bash as your installed version is older than the repo version. This will only happen if you at some point have run:
pacman -Sy Or you performed a system update that did not finish for some reason. Both cases will result in partial updates which are unsupported. Do a complete system update then try again.
Edit: seth posted the same answer while I was typing.
Last edited by Daerandin (2021-12-11 21:29:46)
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Output of query line for bash:
# pacman -Qs bash local/bash 5.0-1 The bash package contains the Bourne-Again Shell.Could it has happened because the database "registration" isn't at core/?.
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> local/bash 5.0-1
> Packages (5) bash-5.1.012-1Do you see some difference?
Don't run patial updates.
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As for the updated package version, it most likely got pulled in by a version constraint if you did not run pacman -Sy.
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I didn't thought that it was because my version was outdated. Well, probably I'll just update everything.
Thanks for helping me!
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