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Artix Linux => Installation / Migration / Configuration => Topic started by: callmejoe on 20 February 2022, 03:49:58

Title: migration - downloading and installing artix packages
Post by: callmejoe on 20 February 2022, 03:49:58
so wiki says download the basic packages along with the init packages using pacman -Sw. 

then later on wiki says to  install the same packages using pacman -S.  wouldn't pacman -S sync with the repos?  this wouldn't install the packages already downloaded  in the pacman cache from the previous step.

also, their are some differences in the packages listed in the download step and install step.  why is that? i'm comparing the open-rc init examples

then, removing the /etc/resolv.conf disables my internet connection, so i can't sync from repos.
Title: Re: migration - downloading and installing artix packages
Post by: qontinuum on 20 February 2022, 09:57:24
It will definitely install the packages from the cache, that's the purpose of the cache

Like in the other topic, you are supposed to know what you are doing, install what you need.

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then, removing the /etc/resolv.conf disables my internet connection, so i can't sync from repos.

Yeah that's why you need to cache the packages.