Hi,
I have an issue where a program stopped working after updating my system using pacman -Syu and reinstalling the program does not work. In Arch I’ve been able to update all packages to what was current on a certain date to fix problems like this. Does Manjaro have archives of packages similar to Arch that would enable this?
Thanks!
Matt
Unfortunately, I doubt it. I do not think that Manjaro keeps dated archives of their repositories.
Correct me if I am wrong. @Manjaro-Team
Just stopped.
It would otherwise have the correct structure.
Please install downgrade and start it with:
sudo downgrade [package-name]
You’ll get a list for selecting like following:
(By default, the last three installed versions are saved locally.)
1) firefox 64.0.2 1 x86_64 (remote)
2) firefox 65.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
3) firefox 65.0 2 x86_64 (remote)
4) firefox 65.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
5) firefox 65.0.2 1 x86_64 (remote)
6) firefox 66.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
7) firefox 66.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
8) firefox 66.0.2 1 x86_64 (remote)
9) firefox 66.0.3 1 x86_64 (remote)
10) firefox 66.0.4 1 x86_64 (remote)
11) firefox 66.0.5 1 x86_64 (remote)
12) firefox 67.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
13) firefox 67.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
14) firefox 67.0.2 1 x86_64 (remote)
15) firefox 67.0.3 1 x86_64 (remote)
16) firefox 67.0.4 1 x86_64 (remote)
17) firefox 67.0.4 2 x86_64 (remote)
18) firefox 68.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
19) firefox 68.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
20) firefox 68.0.1 2 x86_64 (remote)
21) firefox 68.0.2 1 x86_64 (remote)
22) firefox 69.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
23) firefox 69.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
24) firefox 69.0.2 1 x86_64 (remote)
25) firefox 69.0.3 1 x86_64 (remote)
26) firefox 70.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
27) firefox 70.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
28) firefox 70.0.1 2 x86_64 (remote)
29) firefox 70.0.1 3 x86_64 (remote)
30) firefox 71.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
31) firefox 72.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
32) firefox 72.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
33) firefox 72.0.2 1 x86_64 (remote)
34) firefox 73.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
35) firefox 73.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
36) firefox 74.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
37) firefox 74.0 2 x86_64 (remote)
38) firefox 74.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
39) firefox 75.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
40) firefox 75.0 2 x86_64 (remote)
41) firefox 76.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
42) firefox 76.0 2 x86_64 (remote)
43) firefox 76.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
44) firefox 77.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
45) firefox 77.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
46) firefox 78.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
- 47) firefox 78.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
- 48) firefox 78.0.2 1 x86_64 (remote)
- 49) firefox 79.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
- 50) firefox 80.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
- 51) firefox 80.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
- 52) firefox 81.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
- 53) firefox 81.0 2 x86_64 (remote)
- 54) firefox 81.0.1 1 x86_64 (remote)
- 55) firefox 81.0.1 1 x86_64 (local)
56) firefox 81.0.2 1 x86_64 (remote)
- 57) firefox 82.0 1 x86_64 (remote)
- 58) firefox 82.0 1 x86_64 (local)
- 59) firefox 82.0.2 1 x86_64 (remote)
- 60) firefox 82.0.2 1 x86_64 (local)
+ 61) firefox 82.0.3 1 x86_64 (remote)
+ 62) firefox 82.0.3 1 x86_64 (local)
select a package by number:Do you use a btrfs file system and snapshots? If so, you can revert to an earlier snapshot.
Unfortunately no, I have ext4 filesystem.
Thanks schinfo, but I don’t know which packages were upgraded or what versions were previously installed.
You can see that in /var/log/pacman.log.
Have you checked the pacman logs?
Thanks pobrn and Freakster, I see now. Yikes there are a lot of packages. As I understand I would have to use a separate downgrade call for each one, which might be more than I am willing to do right now. For the time being I am giving a different IDE for R a try, RKward, which is available from the main package repository.