@quakestring Already resolved. See posts above.
pamac install pipewire-jack
Not sure why the command line updates for pipewire-jack didn’t work for me, but I was finally able to install the updates via the pamac GUI after following this advise…
Now to figure why I’m having Bluetooth issues with the new 5.15.19-1 kernel…
$ journalctl --priority err --boot 0
Feb 05 10:33:56 AM4-5600X-Linux kernel: Bluetooth: hci0: command 0xfc01 tx timeout
Feb 05 10:34:04 AM4-5600X-Linux kernel: Bluetooth: hci0: FW download error recovery failed (-110)
Feb 05 10:34:04 AM4-5600X-Linux kernel: Bluetooth: hci0: sending frame failed (-19)
Feb 05 10:34:06 AM4-5600X-Linux kernel: Bluetooth: hci0: Failed to read MSFT supported features (-110)
Feb 05 10:34:16 AM4-5600X-Linux bluetoothd[717]: src/profile.c:record_cb() Unable to get Hands-Free Voice gateway SDP record: Host is down
I tried looking for a related .pacnew file, but did not find any; hence why I suspect the kernel.
$ Inxi -Fazy
Bluetooth:
Device-1: Intel AX200 Bluetooth type: USB driver: btusb v: 0.8 bus-ID: 1-4:6
chip-ID: 8087:0029 class-ID: e001
Report: rfkill ID: hci0 rfk-id: 1 state: up address: see --recommends
$ rfkill list
1: hci0: Bluetooth
Soft blocked: no
Hard blocked: no
EDIT: According to [Solved] No bluetooth from AX200 / Kernel & Hardware / Arch Linux Forums
Hello future searchers! It turns out it was a hardware issue that would also affect Windows (in which case it’d be greyed out in the device manager). Essentially there’s a hardware bug with this chipset that sometimes causes bluetooth to fail, and it can be temporarily fixed by turning off the power, unplugging from the wall, waiting up to a minute, and then booting up again. Beyond that it seems to be random. When it’s working,
lsusbwill give you “Intel Corp. AX200 Bluetooth” andrfkill listwill have a bluetooth entry.
So I thought I’d give this a try, powered down, unplugged power for 15 seconds, rebooted, and journalctl no longer reports bluetooth kernel errors.
Now that I think about it…I’ve seen the issue before (Anyone else experiencing Intel AX200 Bluetooth being disabled in kernel515? - #17 by Daniel-I) and had equated it to the AMD USB drop out issue that sometimes happens. On one kernel it was a crapshoot every reboot whether my mouse or bluetooth would not be detected… so this may be a kernel issue that get’s resolved down the road, or maybe there is a reliance an a newer AGESA with the newer kernel? Or maybe the Arch poster is right in saying the AX200 is “flakey”.
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nvidia-utils-510.47.03-4-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst failed to download
error: could not rename /var/cache/pacman/pkg/nvidia-utils-510.47.03-4-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst.part to /var/cache/pacman/pkg/nvidia-utils-510.47.03-4-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst (No such file or directory)
I’m seeing this as well.
Had the jack2 and pipewire-jack conflict as well. Ran
sudo pacman -S pipewire-jack
And had it remove jack2 by itself, then went back into the GUI updater and updated the rest of the packages.
Also had an issue where org.freedesktop.Platform wasn’t updating (it was a Flatpak package) so I opened up Konsole and ran
flatpak upgrade
And it updated the Breeze gtk3 theme which fixed it (don’t run it as sudo)
After the update I could no longer log into my system as neither my keyboard nor my mouse would work. After several attempts at restoring from timeshift and retrying finally figured out that it wasn’t a problem with my window manager or multiple screens, it was the tlp program.
This link led me to uninstalling tlp. Once I did that everything is working correctly again and my system is completely updated.
Hopefully this may help someone avoid spending half the day on it like I did.
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Somehow the actions to resolve the pipewire-jack vs jack2 did work at my side and the devs of pamac and pacman forgot to implement a --force parameter. Any other ideas?
~ $ LANG=C sudo pamac install pipewire-jack
Preparing...
Synchronizing package databases...
Resolving dependencies...
Checking inter-conflicts...
Error: unresolvable package conflicts detected
Error: Failed to prepare transaction:
conflicting dependencies:
- jack2 and pipewire-jack are in conflict
~ $ LANG=C sudo pacman -S pipewire-jack
resolving dependencies...
looking for conflicting packages...
:: pipewire-jack and jack2 are in conflict (jack). Remove jack2? [y/N] y
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'jack2=1.9.20' required by lib32-jack2
Please note removing jack2 manually is NOT an option at my side:
~ $ LANG=C sudo pacman -Rns jack2
checking dependencies...
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'libjack.so=0-64' required by audacity
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'jack' required by ffmpeg
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'libjack.so=0-64' required by fluidsynth
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'libjack.so=0-64' required by gst-plugins-good
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'jack2=1.9.20' required by lib32-jack2
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'jack' required by mpv
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'libjack.so=0-64' required by mpv
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'jack' required by obs-studio
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'libjack.so=0-64' required by portaudio
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'libjack.so=0-64' required by stk
:: removing jack2 breaks dependency 'libjack.so=0-64' required by timidity++
sudo pacman -Rs lib32-jack2 jack2
I had a little problem with Bluetooth that got fixed, thanks. 
I cant update my system I got the following error:
could not satisfy dependencies:
- removing linux510-rt breaks dependency 'linux510-rt' required by linux-rt-lts-manjaro
- removing linux510-rt-virtualbox-host-modules breaks dependency 'linux510-rt-virtualbox-host-modules' required by linux-rt-lts-manjaro-virtualbox-host-modules
I tried to remove 5.10-rt from settings / kernel, since I don’t need it (I’m on 5.15), but I got same message. Any hints?
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@audialche and @ishaan2479
Thank you 
Apparently sudo pacman -Rd lib32-jack2 && sudo pacman -S pipewire-jack did the job.
The extra d in -Rdd mentioned in that Reddit article isn’t needed. After testing both I got the same effects. And the man page of pacman does not mention it ¹ ². However man pages are a collection of descriptions of parameters etc. etc. instead of solution-oriented documentation, so I may have overlooked something.
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Recent update seems to have broken my “Natural scrolling” setting, sometimes called inverse scrolling (mousewheel or touchpad). In my case I have an Apple Magic Trackpad 2 which I use Natural scrolling on. Now, it will never inverse the scroll, no matter what the setting is inside System Settings (KDE). Restarting doesn’t help.
I feel like this was an issue before but I have no idea how to solve it.
Getting the following when trying to update:
Failure to prepare transaction
could not satisfy dependencies:
- removing linux510-rt-broadcom-wl breaks dependency ‘linux510-rt-broadcom-wl’ required by linux-rt-lts-manjaro-broadcom-wl
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I can confirm that inverse scrolling does nothing for me on my trackpad.
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FIXED: I added a line Option "NaturalScrolling" "on" to my 30-touchpad.conf like so:
$ sudo cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/30-touchpad.conf
Section "InputClass"
Identifier "touchpad"
Driver "libinput"
MatchIsTouchpad "on"
Option "Tapping" "on"
Option "NaturalScrolling" "on"
EndSection
Restarted and scroll is inverted as expected.
Thank you for the update.
I am running pipewire and ran into the issue of a conflict between jack2 and pipewire-jack. The solution posted by @audialche worked for me to allow me to install the update.
The issue I was hoping most to see resolved but has not yet been resolved is that I have no audio after waking up from sleep. This started happening since the previous stable update but decided I could wait till the next stable update which is now.
What happens is that when I do a cold boot, sound works perfectly. When I put the computer to sleep and wake up there is a red stripe through the speaker icon in the toolbar and there are no sound devices.
So I tried to do systemctl --user restart pipewire.service as that worked in the past whenever there was a sound issue but this takes forever and when it does complete, nothing has changed.
Next I checked to see what the status is of the pipewire-service and it says it is active and running. While investigating this I found it may be because the socket is hiding or something and suggested to run systemctl --user unmask pipewire.socket This makes no difference at all.
It seems to be something is hanging somewhere but no idea where to start looking. Only solution is a full reboot which is kind of annoying
Got this:
error: failed to commit transaction (conflicting files)
fpc: /etc/fpc.bak exists in filesystem
fpc: /etc/fppkg.bak exists in filesystem
fpc: /etc/fppkg/default.bak exists in filesystem
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded.
Any help appreciated.
I removed fpc and lazarus, and the upgrade went through with no problems. I’ll see if I can reinstall fpc afterwards.
Does it need to be recursive with "--recursive" switch?