#(Solved) Keyring update failed, fixed files. Need a way to update the keyring proper
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what do you mean stable release of arch linux
are you on arch linux v2
arch linux is rolling and as far as i know there is no version promoted as stable
but that doesn't say anything about arch linux
only the kernel info
what
what is stable arch linux
do you have a error message
when attempting to do what
launching a program
?
does arch linux not boot at all
ok but what did you do to
make the
errors appear
if you launch konsole does it immediately print that
that looks like
No file information for <path>
ok so what is the
output now
what
i think the errors are just indicating that files it expected to see in the file system weren't there
and it looks like it's just translations for other languages
which are not important functionality
are you the guy who was using bleachbit
can you specifically send the output of what happens
after you try to install something
i'm just asking because someone on arch forums mentions it in response to a similar issue
you can do it in the cli but not with the shortcut?
what options did you use for bleachbit anyways
Localizations
i bet that's the issue
it's kind of pointless to remove them because they will just cause the error messages and be put back when you update anyway
wdym
oh them being broken
idk, might be a seperate issue
Keyring update failed, fixed files. Need a way to update the keyring proper
This is a common problem. In short, you can try the following steps
- Make sure the mirror you are using is up to date, https://archlinux.org/mirrors/status/
- If the mirror is not up to date, temporarily switch to
Server = https://archive.archlinux.org/repos/last/$repo/os/$arch. - Reinstall archlinux-keyring,
pacman -Sy --noconfirm archlinux-keyring - Reset the keyrings if the above did not work
(Solved) Keyring update failed, fixed files. Need a way to update the keyring proper