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I've tried doing some searching, I must be going about it the wrong way because it must not like the % sign too much. Lately, every time I go to do like either a pacman -S or a pacman -Syu, it updates smaller packages perfectly fine. However, the problems begin when I goto update larger packages. Sometimes it goes to 99% and hangs, other times it goes to 100% and hangs. However, to remedy this I usually control+c to close, then resume what I was doing and bam, it finishes and goes onto the next file.
However, I've been noticing (and ripping my hair out about it as well) that sometimes when I control+c then try again after it hangs at 99%, it will immediatly start at 100%, then continue to goto 101%, 102% all the way till 199% and stop. If I control+c and resume, it'll do this but start at 200% this time. The list goes on. I basically have to delete the downloaded file, and pray that it won't do it again. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't
Any ideas? Thanks ![]()
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You can try using wget or another downloader (specified in /etc/pacman.conf) and see if that helps. I don't know why you're seeing this problem though, maybe someone else can shed some light.
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That's a good idea, I never thought of that. My only problem with wget is that it makes a mess of your screen compared to what pacman defaults to. I guess function over beauty eh?
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Maybe wget has an option for quiet mode.
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Maybe I'll check it out since I didn't know about that mode
Wget seems to have solved the problem. I don't understand why this is the case, but yeah.
Sucks I lost the ILoveCandy animations though : / I guess you can't have everything ![]()
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