I went to hardware configuration in settings, rightclicked on my nvidia driver, and clicked reinstall Driver.
My computer hasn’t been doing that great recently, so i thought it was maybe because of an outdated driver.
If it were out of date … then it would need an update along with the rest of your system.
Just do your updates.
It sounds like maybe … you ended up in a partial-upgrade state?
In whatever case you will need to get to the running system by using possibly runlevel3 or chroot with a live usb.
It looks like you are already in a live system (judging by the miso entries)
So … if root is a regular ext4 partition you can do
manjaro-chroot -a
And continue from there.
For more info we would probably need the outputs of:
inxi -Fazy
mhwd -l -li
But we will probably be starting with a good old update, syncing mirrors first for good measure:
error: Partition / too full: 468965 blocks needed, 130825 blocks free
error: failed to commit transaction (not enough free disk space)
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded.
So it turns out my partition doesn’t have enough space. I have no idea how to handle this from a live system.
But, i’m still gonna give you some outputs:
error: unresolvable package conflicts detected
error: failed to prepare transaction (conflicting dependencies)
:: libgedit-amtk and amtk are in conflict
Ah, gotchya.
Cannot upgrade due to conflict of this foreign package.
The other output which would give more context is missing.
I would say remove amtk (and/or whatever depends on it) …
especially as amtk is not a valid package in the repos or the AUR.
You can inspect it, including the deps:
pacman -Qi amtk
pactree will show everything relying on it:
pactree -r amtk
To remove it:
sudo pacman -Rns amtk
(again this is assuming it is the thing installed, rather than some package depending on it … I cannot know with the current outputs)
and now it has an issue with this when i upgrade:
error: failed to commit transaction (conflicting files)
manjaro-gnome-settings: /etc/xdg/Kvantum/kvantum.kvconfig exists in filesystem
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded.
