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Title: DKMS error in pacman
Post by: mrbrklyn on 11 February 2018, 13:12:42
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(121/121) checking available disk space                       [##################################] 100%
:: Running pre-transaction hooks...
(1/1) Remove DKMS modules
call to execv failed (No such file or directory)
error: command failed to execute correctly
:: Processing package changes..


Any clue what this problem is?
Title: Re: DKMS error in pacman
Post by: robin0800 on 11 February 2018, 14:11:59
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(121/121) checking available disk space                       [##################################] 100%
:: Running pre-transaction hooks...
(1/1) Remove DKMS modules
call to execv failed (No such file or directory)
error: command failed to execute correctly
:: Processing package changes..


Any clue what this problem is?
Yes but first a question did it continue to configure dkms or is this not pacman but pamac?
If the former no problem if latter pamac can not do dkms you need to use the terminal.
 
Title: Re: DKMS error in pacman
Post by: mrbrklyn on 11 February 2018, 23:39:34
Yes but first a question did it continue to configure dkms or is this not pacman but pamac?
If the former no problem if latter pamac can not do dkms you need to use the terminal.
 

I am using pacman.  It did seem to configure and work, but I haven't rebooted yet.  I think the only dkms module I have is e1000e

Title: Re: DKMS error in pacman
Post by: robin0800 on 12 February 2018, 02:38:54
Well if it took a fair amount of time it worked. If it was quick it did not.
Title: Re: DKMS error in pacman
Post by: mrbrklyn on 12 February 2018, 13:32:50
Well if it took a fair amount of time it worked. If it was quick it did not.


Yeah, it stalled.  I asume it was compiling modules.
Title: Re: DKMS error in pacman
Post by: robin0800 on 12 February 2018, 15:24:24

Yeah, it stalled.  I asume it was compiling modules.
yes that is it, if you do it manually, dkms that is, you can add "-v" and it will tell you what it is doing.