On 4/17/25 1:33 PM, Levente Polyak wrote:
If you are using `archbuild`, simply use the -c option ONCE (not always), which will remove the root-template-chroot. Removing the chroot is literally the right thing to do here, so even the `rm -rf` command would be perfectly fine if you created your template yourself with `mkarchroot` and use `makechrootpkg` for building.
Note: option -c is something different in archbuild and makechrootpkg
Very much appreciated. I saved the chroot, so it is still in the the same state it was when I originally posted. The basic chroot was simply created using mkarchroot and I build with makechrootpkg, so I can nuke it and "rebuild". My primary concern was that the error: ... is not at version v6. Please "rebuild". meant there was an official way to "rebuild" without removal that I wasn't smart enough to find in the wiki or man pages. I'm fine deleting it all and starting over. One question. Can I just delete $CHROOT/root and run mkarchroot again preserving the dependencies in $CHROOT/david, or would it be better to simple delete $CHROOT and reinstall all dependencies? Thanks. -- David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.