I installed kernel 6.2.7-2, today when upgrading packages with the command pacman -Syyu lost internet connection. I re-run command pacman -Syyu and got errors: warning: adw-gtk3: local (4.4-1) is newer than community (4.3-1) warning: archlinux-keyring: local (20230320-1) is newer than core (20230…

Update your mirrors first and rerun the update.

Use the Manjaro USB stick and chroot into the system and continue the update.

[image] unicorn: there is nothing to do there really isn’t no errors - just warnings some of the software that is installed is newer that what was to be installed by the “update” Someone else might want to explain the reason for this constellation happening. I can’t. [image] unicorn: …

nice, I had run command pacman -Syuu for a downgrade, I run command pacman-mirrors -c my country and upgrade resume now.

there are three replacements, I choose yes, is it good to replace them? :: Starting full system upgrade... :: Replace gdm-plymouth with extra/gdm? [Y/n] y :: Replace libgdm-plymouth with extra/libgdm? [Y/n] y :: Replace tbb with extra/onetbb? [Y/n] y

… if you don’t, the update will fail Try it and see … :nerd_face: Things depend on each other. Sometimes it might work, but you should have and know a reason and the possible consequences.

In answer to the proposed scenario where A - Upgrade i interrupted B - This results in malformed packages You may need to remove the broken files from the download cache. First find likely culprits. If necessary view logs at /var/log/pacman.log tail -n50 /var/log/pacman.log Remove broken c…

If you had used this… :arrow_down: [Forum Search Box] … then you would have found this… :arrow_down: [image] [HowTo] Recovering from an interrupted update/upgrade Tutorials Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ So you couldn’t wait until the update process had completed and …

How to resume interrupted upgrade?

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If you had used this…

… then you would have found this…