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I have just done some upgrades and for some reason another partition does not show up on desktop anymore... I am a newbie and arch was installed by a friend of mine... i don't remember exactly how he did it... anyway there is this other NTFS partition (there were only documents in there) and now I can't see it anymore... can somebody help me?? thanks
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http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/11675
the partition is there. you only need to mount it manualy until this is fixed
Last edited by wonder (2008-10-08 08:41:25)
Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than you dare to think.
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thanks for the prompt reply... if i may ask.. how do you downgrade?? thanks
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Older versions are cached in /var/cache/pacman/pkg. If you want to downgrade the 64-bit package blah to blah-0.3, it would go something like this:
Remove blah:
# pacman -R blah
Install blah-0.3:
/var/cache/pacman/pkg# pacman -U blah-0.3-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.gz
Last edited by AD28 (2008-10-08 09:56:47)
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thank you so much
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omg i made a mess... i tried to do what the topic wonder suggested told me to do and now when i start the computer it stops at login@myhost... i do the login with my user and then i do not know what to do to get back in there... i don't know any command... how can i get in there? thank you so much sorry i'm such a noob...
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I don't quite understand what you mean.. can you explain more?
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ok so i start up the computer, the grub menu shows up and i choose archlinux. Then arch starts loading many things (of which i do not have any idea) then it clears the page and there is only this line:
my host login:
so i login with my name jacopo and password and it changes to:
[jacopo@myhost]$:
now i don't know what type of command i have 2 give or anything like it...
when it worked it used 2 do the login by itself ( it was jacopo@secco:) and then the screen where i had 2 choose the user would pop and so on...
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What happens when you use the command startx?
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ok so startx makes the screen blank and then 3 shells appear (2 of them with xterm) and a clock on the right. I think GNOME doesn't load?? am i wrong?
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Which packages did you remove earlier? Look at the end of /var/log/pacman.log and reinstall what you removed.
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if i do sudo pacman -Syu would that work 2?
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That would probably reinstall everything you removed as dependencies, so it would probably work.
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ok so i looked at the pacman log and everything i had removed i then installed an earlier version (all the libraries are the ones listed on the topic wonder had suggested earlier on this thread). I tried to do the sudo pacman -Syu but it fails...
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is there a way to do a rollback??
Last edited by invinoveritas (2008-10-08 12:54:17)
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I don't know what else to tell you, so hopefully someone else knows.
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After you log in type:
nano ~/.xinitrc
Make sure that:
exec gnome-session
is there and isn't commented out with a #. It has to be the only thing uncommented, if anything else is (i.e xterm) comment it out. If it's not there, add it.
Then do:
startx
Last edited by SkonesMickLoud (2008-10-08 13:48:46)
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Which packages have you tried downgrading?
And could you post the output of ifconfig to see if you have a network connection for pacman?
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ok so i got in with the exec gnome-session but i can't do pretty much anything. I don't have the partition mounted and i don't have the connection to internet so I can't post ifconfig nor pacman log. how should i proceed now? All the programs seem to be still there.
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