This is the first time since version 0.8 that I’ve had to ask for help.
The 2024-01-13 update ends in a dead end !
“pas assez d’espace libre” (not enough free space)
Note that a friend had the same problem during the previous update, having been unable to find a solution his system had been reinstalled.
@ zbe
Thank you for your promptness.
Of course, why didn’t I think of that?
It’s obvious that to update Manjaro requires much more than 2.46 Gb of free disk space.
Unless it’s the 16 GB memory that’s a bit weak to serve Mjro.
What do you recommend?
A 1 TB SSD and 160 Gb RAM
Re read my hardware report.
And what do you expect Manjaro can do for you? Either remove enough bs you have on root partition or resize it. And I don’t know what ram has to do with any of it.
Thank you @Teo for this constructive suggestion.
I did it without really believing it because I systematically clean the cache after each update or package build because I build darktable daily to integrate the day’s commits for testing purposes. This compilation is a heavy user of resources.
I probably forgot to clean it up last night.
I’m going to make a hook to make sure I don’t forget again.
Solved but there is a small bug on the pop up warning window.
It is frozen, as is the [ Close ] button in the pop-up window.
You need to kill the pamac process PID.
How? Please don’t mark your own reply as the solution. Which helpful volunteer’s post provided the information that helped? When someone reads this thread, which post will help them if they have a similar issue?
The what now? Did you mean the pamac-manager process for Pamac (aka Add/Remove Software)?
Did you mean the 