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Yet another infurating problem that dosen't make any sense
running pkcon get-updates yields that there are no updates (using pacman there are updates)
running pkcon enable-repo says that enable-repo is not supported ??
gnome software shows that there are no updates (for pacman) available, when there clearly are
but browsing gnome software and installing stuff that's part of the arch repos works fine.
I am using gnome 42 (fcgu repo), but package kit is the thing that's not working, so I don't think that has anything to do with it
Last edited by I_Use_Arch_BTW45 (2022-03-19 20:10:33)
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# rm -r /var/lib/PackageKit/alpm/Offline
# rm -r /var/lib/PackageKit/alpm/
I tried that multiple times lmao
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that dosen't explain why it works perfectly on my other computer, which is also running the newest stuff that's on arch linux
Last edited by I_Use_Arch_BTW45 (2022-03-20 22:22:23)
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sudo pacman -Sy --dbpath /var/lib/PackageKit/alpm/
this bad boy fixed it I think, lemme try downgrading a random package
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Mar 20 18:28:00 etaash-ideapad packagekitd[8758]: PackageKit-alpm:ERROR:../PackageKit-1.2.5/backends/alpm/pk-alpm-transaction.c:1112:pk_alpm_transaction_end: assertion failed: (pkalpm_current_job)
Mar 20 18:28:00 etaash-ideapad packagekitd[8758]: Bail out! PackageKit-alpm:ERROR:../PackageKit-1.2.5/backends/alpm/pk-alpm-transaction.c:1112:pk_alpm_transaction_end: assertion failed: (pkalpm_current_job)
I thought I had it, but this happened ![]()
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sudo pacman -Sy --dbpath /var/lib/PackageKit/alpm/
this bad boy fixed it I think, lemme try downgrading a random package
Yeah, that was about the most stupid thing that you could have done. Packagekit isn't working, so rather than use your actual package manager, you try to break it as well. golf clap
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I_Use_Arch_BTW45 wrote:sudo pacman -Sy --dbpath /var/lib/PackageKit/alpm/
this bad boy fixed it I think, lemme try downgrading a random packageYeah, that was about the most stupid thing that you could have done. Packagekit isn't working, so rather than use your actual package manager, you try to break it as well. golf clap
You should put on your reading glasses before calling other people stupid.
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jasonwryan wrote:I_Use_Arch_BTW45 wrote:sudo pacman -Sy --dbpath /var/lib/PackageKit/alpm/
this bad boy fixed it I think, lemme try downgrading a random packageYeah, that was about the most stupid thing that you could have done. Packagekit isn't working, so rather than use your actual package manager, you try to break it as well. golf clap
You should put on your reading glasses before calling other people stupid.
Yeah, I got this from the packagekit github lol
and pacman is still working fine, and i have run that command many times
Last edited by I_Use_Arch_BTW45 (2022-03-21 19:46:44)
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