Problem with system update. Getting openrc errors

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Problem with system update. Getting openrc errors

21 February 2022, 16:19:00

Re: Problem with system update. Getting openrc errors

Reply #1 – 21 February 2022, 16:20:10

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Re: Problem with system update. Getting openrc errors

Reply #2 – 21 February 2022, 16:47:37

Make sure you are using Artix repositories and not Arch/Manjaro/whichever else repositories. Artix doesn't include the package eudev-openrc. Migration from another init/distro takes more than just activating Artix repositories.

Re: Problem with system update. Getting openrc errors

Reply #3 – 21 February 2022, 21:03:44

eudev and eudev-openrc are no longer in our repositories. They should have been automatically replaced unless you did some partial update. Remove eudev-openrc, opensysusers and opentmpfiles manually.

Re: Problem with system update. Getting openrc errors

Reply #4 – 25 February 2022, 05:49:54

Maybe they were their because it was artix i3 from testing.

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Reply #5 – 26 February 2022, 13:06:32

Quote from: monk – on 25 February 2022, 05:49:54

Maybe they were their because it was artix i3 from testing.

We should remove that ISO, it's more than 2 years old.

Re: Problem with system update. Getting openrc errors

Reply #6 – 26 February 2022, 15:52:27

Quote from: nous – on 26 February 2022, 13:06:32

We should remove that ISO, it's more than 2 years old.

That was my first Artix ISO.

But I agree, it is outdated. There have been numerous updates since then. Artix is a rolling release distribution, which means it needs to be updated at least once a week, if not more often.

Anyway, the only thing dependant on the choice of ISO is the initial set of installed packages. i3 can be installed when Artix is installed from any ISO, just like any other Artix package.