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[SOLVED] Cannot update any package because of lib32-systemd

Hi,
It's been a couple weeks since I've been unable to update anything using pacman -Syu. I used gremlins in the past for some reasons, went back to the standard libraries, it worked for some time but now it seems to have caused an issue.

I thought waiting out for the main libraries to catch up with gremlins would do but I'm starting to worry the issue is bigger than that.

Here's the result of
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sudo pacman -Syu
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error: transaction validation failed (file conflict)
/usr/lib32/pkgconfig/libsystemd.pc is present in both "lib32-elogind" and "lib32-systemd"
lib32-systemd: /usr/lib32/libsystemd.so.0 is already present in the filesystem
lib32-systemd : /usr/lib32/libudev.so is already present in the filesystem (belonging to lib32-eudev)
lib32-systemd: /usr/lib32/libudev.so.1 is already present in the file system (owned by lib32-eudev)
lib32-systemd: /usr/lib32/pkgconfig/libudev.pc is already present in the filesystem (belonging to lib32-eudev)
Errors occurred, no packages were updated

Re: Cannot update any package because of lib32-systemd

Reply #2 –
Thank you for the answer, I'm not trying to use systemd and don't understand where that comes from...

I'll read the links you gave and see if I find a fix, thanks again.

Re: Cannot update any package because of lib32-systemd

Reply #3 –
I had artix-archlinux-support already installed, but I receive no on-screen instruction when synching it with pacman and I can't run it (unknown command).
Is there something I'm doing wrong? How can I remove these Systemd libraries ?

Re: Cannot update any package because of lib32-systemd

Reply #4 –
Quote from: Mocktard – on
I had artix-archlinux-support already installed, but I receive no on-screen instruction when synching it with pacman and I can't run it (unknown command).
Is there something I'm doing wrong? How can I remove these Systemd libraries ?

I removed Arch repositories from /etc/pacman.conf, now I can update the system using pacman -Syu, though I get the following errors :
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resolve dependencies...
search for conflicts between packages...
error: transaction preparation failed (dependency satisfaction failed)
:: Installation of lib32-elogind (246.10-2) breaks the "lib32-systemd" dependency required by lib32-colord
:: lib32-elogind installation (246.10-2) breaks the "lib32-systemd" dependency required by lib32-gamemode
:: installing lib32-elogind (246.10-2) breaks the "lib32-systemd" dependency required by lib32-libnm
:: installing lib32-elogind (246.10-2) breaks the "lib32-systemd" dependency required by lib32-libpulse
:: installing lib32-elogind (246.10-2) breaks the "lib32-systemd" dependency required by lib32-libusb
:: installing lib32-elogind (246.10-2) breaks the "lib32-systemd" dependency required by lib32-pipewire

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Is there a way to clean these libraries without reinstalling Artix ?

Re: Cannot update any package because of lib32-systemd

Reply #6 –
You will have to install a relatively new package called lib32-artix-archlinux-support.
Its a new optional depend of the artix-archlinux-support.
 

[SOLVED] Re: Cannot update any package because of lib32-systemd

Reply #8 –
Thank you, installing lib32-artix-archlinux-support fixed everything it seems.
Marking it as solved, thank you everyone.