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#1 2024-12-25 15:46:40

GoldenVadim
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From: Ukraine, Lviv
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Strange small history

Hello! I had strange issue with Arch.

So I download the game from Steam then I decide to update the system sudo pacman -Syu and after downloading the packages something strange, in Steam there is an error writing to disk and after re-using the command it had an address error (IO), I was think my NVMe SSD is died, the desktop disappeared, I closed steam and a black screen with a cursor, I try to go to TTY but I can't go in, I reboot the PC, the OS loaded but I can't go to the account, I go to TTY to root, I update the password, all the same. Then I booted Live CD to fix this system. There was issue with pacman database (lock file) and packages, 'plasma' package was not detected and I updated repository links using 'reflector' then I decided to update the system again, the same packages were for updates as last time, but it wrote about broken packages and PGP signatures, I deleted the old downloaded packages and signatures then I rebooted to main system and my user account now works.

What you will say, devs?

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#2 2024-12-25 16:18:43

WorMzy
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Re: Strange small history

Mod note: not an Arch Discussion topic, moving to NC.


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#3 2025-01-10 11:00:59

GoldenVadim
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From: Ukraine, Lviv
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Re: Strange small history

WorMzy wrote:

Mod note: not an Arch Discussion topic, moving to NC.

if you think that im newbie then delete this post please

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#4 2025-01-10 13:54:46

V1del
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Registered: 2012-10-16
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Re: Strange small history

Arch discussion is simply the wrong topic for a system related issue discussion, and there's nothing actable in your original post. If you have no issue anymore, chalk it up to a freak accident and be happy your system works and mark this as [SOLVED]

If you want to actually look at what happened, maybe share a journal of the faulty boot.

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