Pamac doesn't see (stable) update

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Hi all,
a stupid question:
all my machines, excluded one, show availability of the last stable update 2026-08-23

On the last machine pamac insist that the system is updated.

I tried

sudo pacman-mirrors --fasttrack

and then I tried to refresh updates im pamac.

What can I do to show the available update?

2

Even though your pamac isn’t actually crashing (just yet), please see… :backhand_index_pointing_down:

I really wish people would stop religiously insisting on using pamac when it has a list of issues from here to the moon. :pensive_face:

3

Fasttrack respects the already set custom pool if any. So i guess the solution it to reset the pool.

sudo pacman-mirrors --country all

or set to Global which is a cdn

sudo pacman-mirrors --country Global

and then

sudo pacman -Syu
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Hi @Aragorn also Octopy says that there are no updates

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ASAP I’ll try a reboot and updating from the console

BTW how can I verify if the 2026-08-23 is already installed?

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grep 'RELEASE' /etc/lsb-release

If it says 26.1.1, then you’re already up-to-date.

6

Thanks @Aragorn

You are right

[mirto@mostro ripMyDvd]$ grep 'RELEASE' /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_RELEASE="26.1.1"
[mirto@mostro ripMyDvd]$
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[Stable Update] 2026-08-23 - Kernels, KDE Framework, Firefox, Thunderbird, Qemu, Mesa, VirtualBox

This marks the first point release of 26.1 series.

package changes can be found here

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               PACKAGE           2026-08-12           2026-08-23
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       manjaro-release             26.1.0-1             26.1.1-1