It sounds as if you did a partial upgrade which is not supported.
Edit: Removed reboot note, sorry.
It sounds as if you did a partial upgrade which is not supported.
Edit: Removed reboot note, sorry.
So, What Can I do Now ?
Use a live USB, chroot into your installation and run pacman -Syyuu
I am a fresh user of Manjaro. I don’t know exactly how to do this. Can you please explain me how to do this ?
All I know is my root partition is installed on my sda9 partition
Thanks
to fix this :
Yeah I mounted the partition and now after running command you mentioned. It is showing me
command not found : pacstrap
sorry.
before use pacstrap use this command
sudo pacman -S arch-install-scripts
In the chroot window of live usb it is still showing me
GLIBC_2.33 not found error
do not need chroot.
in manjaro live mount your system partitions and now enter this commands :
sudo pacman -S arch-install-scripts
pacstrap -i /mnt glibc lib32-glibc
How should he do that when pacman is broken
Edit ok, i see, without chroot
or you could: chroot into your system, then use the static version here:
wget https://pkgbuild.com/~eschwartz/repo/x86_64-extracted/pacman-static
chmod +x pacman-static
./pacman-static -Syyu glibc lib32-glibc
Thank you very much you saved me! You are a blessing for me.
Thanks pacstrap method worked for me.
Pacman not broken in live manjaro
he most install arch-install-scripts with pacman in live manjaro after use pacstrap to install glibc and lib32-glibc.
or he can use your commands
Yes I used Pacman of my live usb to fix Pacman of my Manjaro installation.
brefore using manjaro i using arch.
and i have this proplem in arch.
and i fixed this with live arch.
Got it. Didn’t read properly.
Any suggestions so I can avoid this in future ?
yes.
DO NOT ! remove any pkg which you do not know
and sorry if i not able to type English correctly.
i am 12 ! years old and my language not en.
i am Iran and my language is Persian.
Nice, well done kid. I am also 17 yrs old from India
for example i remove all pkg with k is first letters in arch and after “I CAN NOT USE SUDO AND PACMAN AND MY SYSTEM NOT BOOT”
I fixed this with live arch.
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