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[SOLVED]glibc broke while trying to install

I've been using vanilla arch for a long time, but yesterday, i noticed that linux-libre has finally been updated on the aur. So i fired up a uefi vm with artix, so i can practice a bit before actually installing on real hardware. I formatted the disks, mounted the partitions. Installed base, base-devel, openrc, elogind-openrc to /mnt. As i already mentioned, i wanted to use a libre kernel from AUR. So i tried to install yay following the instructions here: https://github.com/Jguer/yay. After i did it, it installed, but whilst trying to git clone, it says "git: /usr/lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found (required by git)". And i get this on almost every command, pacman included. And i can't even continue installing, cuz basestrap is also broken with the same issue.

Re: glibc broke while trying to install

Reply #1 –
Partial upgrades are unsupported (related to glibc error)
Arch User Repository is unsupported
AUR helpers are unsupported

It would be much easier to first install Artix with the default kernel, then go about compiling and installing a custom kernel from the installed system. Traditional compilation gives the most control over the compiled kernel.
 

Re: glibc broke while trying to install

Reply #2 –
Quote from: strajder – on
Partial upgrades are unsupported (related to glibc error)
Arch User Repository is unsupported
AUR helpers are unsupported

It would be much easier to first install Artix with the default kernel, then go about compiling and installing a custom kernel from the installed system. Traditional compilation gives the most control over the compiled kernel.
Ok, thanks man