A week or so ago, without me doing anything (as far as I remember), pacman stopped giving me updates altogether except for endeavouros packages.
Did the arch repository change?
For example right now I only have the eos-translations to update, and it’s been like this for more than a week.
My kernel is stuck in 6.2.1-arch1-1 while the AUR lists 6.2.6.arch1-1…
Is it a problem with my mirrorlist?
Thanks for the help
The EnOS Welcome app has a feature to refresh Arch mirrors. You can select the best options for you there, via GUI.
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guess that’s my bad, I never use the GUI.
It worked, thanks. For future similar problems, is there a way to update mirrors with a command line?
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Sure is. The package is named reflector
:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Reflector
You can set up a cron-job for it’s service, or enable it to work on every boot.
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You really shouldn’t need to change your mirrors that often. Find a good solid mirror - I value reliability over speed.
I’ve used my mirror almost exclusively for 4 years, and 2 distros. It’s a regional well known/regarded state university.
You may want to check this out on some basic maintenance via the command line.
I’m a complete idiot - so here’s my guide for you!
It has been asked a lot, and fairly frequently recently it seems, especially by new Endeavour/new to Linux users. It was recently asked that I post how I update - so here it is.
“How do I maintain / update / upgrade my system?!? Help!!”
This is my maintenance plan. I have been using the same install for almost 2 years now without any major issue. I’m VERY aware there’s more than one way to do this. And most importantly -
Many of these c…
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manuel
March 15, 2023, 10:05am
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https://discovery.endeavouros.com/pacman/mirrors-intro/2021/03/
lists the directly available tools (that can be started from the command line) for ranking mirrors in EndeavourOS.
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