Tuesday 06 November 2007, Dirk Kredler wrote:
| - on a small Server after a "pacman -Syu" the Server dosent boot
| up anymore (Kernel failure with sw-raid(?)):
| downgraded
kernel changes quite often things. its not arch but upstream.
for this update-issues for some pkgs on a server, you could always put
the kernel26 on the IgnorePkg in pacman:
# GENERAL OPTIONS
#
[options]
LogFile = /var/log/pacman.log
HoldPkg = pacman glibc
IgnorePkg = scribus, kernel26 ...
so that it does not update untill you want it to (pacman -S kernel26)
| - on a Thinkpad T43p (ATI Video Card) after a "pacman -Syu" the
| X-Server dosent work anymore
| [...]
| Sony VAIO Laptop after a "pacman -Syu" the X-Server dosent
| work anymore: giving up, enough is enough.
xorg-xxx pkgs are also candidates for you to go to IgnorePkg
once you have time to figure things out (regarding open source
software and your specific hardware - issues and solutions) then you
can play with specially this pkgs untill you found out.
- D
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