I got this error: jack2 and pipewire-jack are in conflict. Which ones of the packages should be removed?
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jack2 and pipewire-jack are both an implementation of the JACK API. pipewire-jack now properly provides jack, which means that it can no longer be installed side-by-side with jack2.
I think you can remove jack2. Run pactree -r jack2 to see what depends on it before removing.
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Getting the same error.
Here is another related discussion:
I also encountered the jack2 pipewire-jack conflict issue. The method I used to resolve this conflict is by reinstalling pipewire-jack. It automatically removes jack2 so that the update can continue.
This seems to be resolved:
Name : pipewire-jack
Version : 1:0.3.45-1
Description : Low-latency audio/video router and processor - JACK support
URL : https://pipewire.org
Licenses : MIT GPL2
Repository : extra
Installed Size : 694.6 kB
Groups : --
Depends On : sh pipewire-session-manager libpipewire-0.3.so=0-64
Optional Dependencies : jack-example-tools: for official JACK example-clients and tools
Required By : blender ffmpeg fluidsynth gst-plugins-good portaudio qemu recordmydesktop
Optional For : alsa-plugins manjaro-pipewire mlt mpg123 pipewire sdl2 vlc
Provides : jack libjack.so=0-64 libjackserver.so=0-64 libjacknet.so=0-64
Replaces : --
Conflicts With : jack jack2
Packager : David Runge <dvzrv@archlinux.org>
Build Date : Thu Feb 3 18:26:02 2022
Install Date : Sat Feb 5 11:37:36 2022
Install Reason : Installed as a dependency for another package
Validated By : Signature
Backup files : --
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During kernel update an error is displayed: possible missing firmware for qb and 3 three other firmware modules.
Another reminder is that nvidia 510 driver seems to solve the dbus issue, so we can safely disable the fake-powerd systemd service.
sudo systemctl stop nvidia-fake-powerd.service
sudo systemctl disable nvidia-fake-powerd.service
pamac remove nvidia-fake-powerd
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can confirm, removing jack2 works fine for me.
your solution worked for me
sudo pacman -S pipewire-jack
remove jack2, then procced with the rest of the update normally
as a side notice i installed 5.15.19-1 kernel which was not flagged as lts on manjaro settings manager, rebooted and now it is listed properly as lts ,some kind of bug?
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While updating my system, I got the following error message:
Installation von nvidia-utils (510.47.03-4) verletzt Abhängigkeit
»nvidia-utils=495.46«, benötigt von linux514-nvidia
I currently have kernel 5.14.21-2 installed which is no longer supported. Tried to install another kernel, but this getting the same error message.
How can I solve this dependency?
You may use a Live environment to chroot to your system to install the LTS kernel. See this
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Remove kernel 5.14, install a supported one, 5.4, 5.10 or 5.15, its *-headers package and try again.
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I created a user account for some testing purposes. But when I click Delete User in KDE System Settings > Users, nothing happens. No password prompt, nothing …
Also I cannot create new accounts from KDE system settings.
The actions can be done from MSM, though.
Can anyone please confirm if this is happenning in my system only?
Things i noticed while updating:
- i had also encountered the JACK issue, which was simply fixed by running
pacman -S pipewire-jackbefore the full upgrade - while it updated, kde plasma (wayland) desktop crashed (i dont know exactly which process it is but the one that provides the taskbar and the desktop-background (task-switching still works fine))
- package
accountservicegave a warning that/var/lib/AccountsService/has mismatched directory permissions (filesystem: 755 package: 775), even though i never modified that directory - a “random” note from
brltty(i dont quite know what this does) isPlease add your user to the brlapi group.
I can’t performs the update, I got:
Resolving dependencies...
Warning: cannot resolve "libx264.so=164-64", a dependency of "ffmpeg4.4"
Warning: cannot resolve "ffmpeg4.4", a dependency of "hedgewars"
Error: Failed to prepare transaction:
could not satisfy dependencies:
- unable to satisfy dependency 'libx264.so=164-64' required by ffmpeg4.4
- unable to satisfy dependency 'ffmpeg4.4' required by hedgewars
I’ll have to temporary remove ffmpeg4.4 and hedgewars?
EDIT:
By removing hedgewars the update went fine, however, if I attempt to reinstall it, I got the same dependencies errors; furthermore, I also had this long list of leftovers:
haskell-entropy
haskell-hslogger
haskell-random
haskell-regex-tdfa
haskell-sandi
haskell-sha
haskell-utf8-string
physfs
sdl2_net
haskell-conduit
haskell-network-bsd
haskell-old-locale
haskell-regex-base
haskell-splitmix
haskell-mono-traversable
haskell-network
haskell-resourcet
haskell-split
haskell-unliftio-core
haskell-unordered-containers
haskell-vector-algorithms
haskell-hashable
haskell-vector
haskell-ghc-bignum-orphans
haskell-primitive
ghc-libs
EDIT 2:
By checking using the command dependency-checker I see that all these
haskell-* packages were required by hedgewars, so all seems fine.
It’s braile driver (I have no idea how it work, you probably need special device). If you aren’t completely blind you probably don’t need it 
You can safely remove this packaage.
Update went fine, but one error-message occured:
Warning: Directory permissions differ for /var/lib/AccountsService/
Can anyone tell me how to fix this please?
Awwno, here we go again 
pamac build $(pacman -Qoq /usr/lib/python3.9) --no-confirm
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As a update from my initial message:
- kde crashed while having something related being upgraded and now (even after restarts), the taskbar does not come back (and i cant find a setting for this)
- after upgrading and before rebooting, firefox suddenly kept crashing over and over
update: it seems like my ~/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc got into a bad state, reverting it to some hours before (btrfs snapshot), fixed it
see this
first add new kernel , reboot on it ,
remove old one
I get “- unable to satisfy dependency ‘nvidia-utils=495.46’ required by linux515-rt-nvidia”
Update:
Tried updating to 5.16 kernel. Still conflict with nvidia-utils, but offer to remove linux-rt-nvidia.
“installing nvidia-utils (510.47.03-4) breaks dependency ‘nvidia-utils=495.46’ required by linux516-rt-nvidia Add linux516-rt-nvidia to remove”
Sounds like a bad deal for me. I do not want to remove the nvidia driver if that is the question.
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