Hi, new user to endeavour here. I’m facing the same issue and I’m not familiar with chroot or what I can do to remove Optimus-manager at this point. Could you detail a bit on what you did? Thank you!
Thank you very much.
I was trying to troubleshoot my unbootable system for more than an hour and then i found your post.
I edited my grub to boot and login in text based and then simply removed the optimus-manager package.
yes only if tool would have been build and installed befor ethe python upgrade it would cause issue if you build now it will build against installed python
This got me a few days ago also. But it was the second time this has happened. Surely there’s some way of triggering a rebuild of an AUR package when a dependent library, like python, is upgraded?