Dieter Plaetinck schrieb:
When I "sniff" (replace /usr/bin/pacman with a script that calls the real pacman and logs the exact invocation to a file) the last pacman invocation, it seems to be this:
pacman -Sp core/acl core/attr core/autoconf core/automake core/b43-fwcutter core/bash core/bin86 core/binutils core/bison core/bridge-utils core/bzip2 core/ca-certificates core/cloog-ppl core/coreutils core/cpio core/cracklib core/crda core/cryptsetup core/dash core/db core/dbus-core core/dcron core/device-mapper core/dhcpcd core/dialog core/diffutils core/dmapi core/dmraid core/dnsutils core/e2fsprogs core/ed core/eventlog core/expat core/fakeroot core/file core/filesystem core/findutils core/flex core/gawk core/gcc core/gcc-libs core/gdbm core/gen-init-cpio core/gettext core/glib2 core/glibc core/gmp core/gpm core/grep core/groff core/grub core/gzip core/hdparm core/heimdal core/ifenslave core/inetutils core/initscripts core/iproute2 core/iptables core/iputils core/ipw2100-fw core/ipw2200-fw core/isdn4k-utils core/iw core/iwlwifi-3945-ucode core/iwlwifi-4965-ucode core/iwlwifi-5000-ucode core/iwlwifi-5150-ucode core/jfsutils core/kbd core/kernel-headers core/kernel26 core/kernel26-firmware core/klibc core/klibc-extras core/klibc-kbd core/klibc-module-init-tools core/klibc-udev core/less core/libarchive core/libdownload core/libelf core/libevent core/libgcrypt core/libgpg-error core/libldap core/libnl core/libpcap core/libsasl core/libtool core/libusb core/licenses core/lilo core/links core/linux-atm core/logrotate core/lvm2 core/lzo2 core/m4 core/madwifi core/madwifi-utils core/mailx core/make core/man-db core/man-pages core/mdadm core/mkinitcpio core/mlocate core/module-init-tools core/mpfr core/nano core/ncurses core/ndiswrapper core/ndiswrapper-utils core/net-tools core/netcfg core/nfs-utils core/nfsidmap core/openssh core/openssl core/openswan core/openvpn core/pacman core/pacman-mirrorlist core/pam core/patch core/pciutils core/pcmciautils core/pcre core/perl core/pkgconfig core/popt core/portmap core/ppl core/ppp core/pptpclient core/procinfo core/procps core/psmisc core/readline core/reiserfsprogs core/rp-pppoe core/rt2500 core/rt2x00-rt61-fw core/rt2x00-rt71w-fw core/run-parts core/sdparm core/sed core/shadow core/sqlite3 core/sudo core/sysfsutils core/syslog-ng core/sysvinit core/tar core/tcp_wrappers core/texinfo core/tiacx core/tiacx-firmware core/tzdata core/udev core/usbutils core/util-linux-ng core/vi core/vpnc core/wget core/which core/wireless-regdb core/wireless_tools core/wlan-ng26-utils core/wpa_supplicant core/xfsprogs core/xinetd core/xz-utils core/zd1211-firmware core/zlib
And when i run this manually i get: dieter@dieter-ws-a7n8x-arch install-iso [master] eval sudo `cat /home/dieter/paclog` Password: resolving dependencies... error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies) :: nvidia-173xx: requires kernel26>=2.6.30
This looks weird to me. There is no nvidia stuff in packages.list, nor in the paclog file. Besides I am running 2.6.30 already ?!
You're not running this test in the chroot. And you explicitly pull core/kernel26, so it tries to install 2.6.29 which conflicts with your locally installed nvidia-173xx. This does not reproduce the original error. I don't know what that one means either.