pamac upgrade -a
like i’ve said AUR updates are ignored with -a switch with pamac 10.0
ex: pamac checkupdates -a
Oh! reding is helpfull.
Formerly the -a switch meant “check aur” too.
Upps: software mode does not show ignored (blocked) updates. A feature.
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pamac update -h
Aktualisiere dein System
pamac upgrade,update [Optionen]
Optionen:
–force-refresh : Aktualisierung der Datenbanken erzwingen
–enable-downgrade : Paketdegradierung einschalten
–disable-downgrade : Installieren älterer Paketversionen deaktivieren
–download-only, -w : Lade alle Pakete herunter ohne etwas zu installieren/aktualisieren
–ignore <Paket(e)> : Ignoriere Paketaktualisierung, mehrere Pakete können angegeben werden indem sie mit einem Komma getrennt werden
–overwrite : Konfliktdateien überschreiben, mehrere Muster können angegeben werden indem sie mittels Komma getrennt werden
–no-confirm : alle Bestätigungsmeldungen umgehen
–aur, -a : aktualisiere auch Pakete die von AUR installiert wurden
–no-aur : Pakete aus dem AUR nicht aktualisieren
–devel : auch Entwicklungspakete erneuern (nutze --aur)
–no-devel : Entwicklerpakete nicht aktualisieren
–builddir : Build-Verzeichnis (benutzen mit --aur), wenn kein Verzeichnis angegeben wurde, wird das in der pamac.conf-Datei verwendet
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pamac upgrade, update [options]
Options:
–force-refresh: Force database update
–enable-downgrade: Activate package downgrade
–disable-downgrade: Disable installing older package versions
–download-only, -w: Download all packages without installing / updating anything
–ignore <package (s)>: Ignore package update, multiple packages can be specified by separating them with a comma
–overwrite : Overwrite conflicting files, multiple patterns can be specified by separating them with commas
–no-confirm: bypass all confirmation messages
–aur, -a: also update packages installed by AUR
–no-aur: Do not update packages from the AUR
–devel: also renew development packages (use --aur)
–no-devel: Do not update developer packages
–builddir : Build directory (use with --aur), if no directory is specified, this will be used in the pamac.conf file
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a very tiny update.
pamac (both pamac-cli & pamac-gtk) has LOST ability check for AUR updates it seems. I have double checked that AUR is enabled in pamac configuration.
we know … needs rebuild with api … its being done.
Thank You!
Progress messages are not getting displayed properly.
No message for linux510 started directly got the message linux510 finished.
The software mode in GUI disables AUR support so if you have packages installed from AUR, you should not use it.
I’m not using the software mode.
Try to refresh databases from the menu
Thanks, it’s working now.
19dec libilbc has been updated to version 3.x.x, but some apps need libilbc.so.2 for running (discord/ksysguard/etc). Need to create shared link for new lib (i added it handly)
Upgraded to kernels 5.10.2-1 and to 5.9.16-1 and got boot-time warning:
The root device is not configured to be mounted read-write! It may be fsck'd again later
during boot.
But OS loaded successfully.
I see it in both current 5.9 and 5.10 kernels. Never saw it before.
Do the kernel updates lacks post-update actions with /boot/grub/grub.cfg to replace boot parameter from ro to rw? If yes, than why bugfix update requires that action - which kernel changes leads to that replace?
Also after manual replace I see that fsck action remains on every boot instead of fully black screen as was before the update.
Check in /etc/mkinitcpio.conf in the HOOKS line for that fsck … After you remove it you have to run from terminal:
sudo mkinitcpio -P
then
sudo update-grub
Check your fstab mount option for /
When grub updated recently did you do anything with grub.pacnew? This line was added:
# systemd-fsck can run the check automatically
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