I get this error every time when I want to update system error: config file /etc/pacman.d/endeavouros-mirrorlist could not be read: No such file or directory
pacman and yay also doesn’t work/
Try this:
sudo pacman -U https://mirror.alpix.eu/endeavouros/repo/endeavouros/x86_64/endeavouros-mirrorlist-23.1-1-any.pkg.tar.zst
Sure - but how does he get pacman to function?..
Can we stick a version in a quote here? or might it be there as misnamed? Should we request an ls of /etc/pacman.d ?
I think pacman -U will work even with that issue. If not, he will need to comment out the repo in pacman.conf.
I would try the command first to see if it works.
Ahh - still lotsa things I don’t know 
It doesn’t NEED to look, for sure… hopefully it doesn’t…
it’s not working, I just yesterday clear mirrors which was old date
Download this file (name it endeavouros-mirrorlist) and put it in /etc/pacman.d/
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Thanks it’s worked. Then it turns out you can’t clear the mirrorlist?
You are welcome! Glad you got it working!
No, you shouldn’t be removing the mirrorlists from that folder.
Once in a while, the packages containing those lists will get updated. In those cases the lists are saved as .pacnew files for not overwriting the current lists if they have been ranked differently.
In cases where you experience slow downloads or some mirrors are out of sync or out of order you might want to rank your mirrors with scripts like eos-rankmirrors, rate-mirrors, reflector etc.
You could also do this from the Welcome app in EnOS.
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