[Gambas-user] My incomplete Manjaro Install - Need expert help
Tony Morehen
tmorehen at ajm-software.com
Tue Jun 18 17:17:07 CEST 2019
There is no problem here. When you asked pacman to install gambas, it
found that your install needed to be updated and so started to do a full
system update. System updates occur about once a month and are
generally ~300mb in download size. However, a recent update exceeded
1gb, so I'm not surprised that your system needed a 1.2gb download.
BTW, there a often smaller updates between system updates, usually for
individual packages like Firefox, Chromium, Thunderbird etc
I'd recommend updating your system before installing Gambas.
Step 1(optional): Reset your mirrorlist so that the fastest download
servers come first in the list.
sudo pacman-mirrors
This gives you a mirrorlist containing all manjaro mirrors, ordered by
speed. You can limit that list to specific countries or region.
pacman-mirrors --country-list
sudo pacman-mirrors --country Germany,France,Austria
Step 2: Run a system update.
sudo pacman -Syyu
If you skipped updating your mirrorlist, you can use:
sudo pacman -Syu
Step 3: Install Gambas
sudo pacman -S gambas3
Hope this helps.
On 2019-06-18 9:30 a.m., Peter Wiehe wrote:
> Sorry, can't help much. Except this: Ask in the Manjaro forum,
> perhaps? Maybe there are experts for this Manjaro problem?
> (My Manjaro and Gambas works fine.)
> If that fails, Linux Mint is not bad, too.
>
> Kind regards
> Peter Wiehe
>
> Cedron Dawg <cedron at exede.net <mailto:cedron at exede.net>> schrieb am
> Di., 18. Juni 2019 15:51:
>
> My Manjaro install went smoothly until it didn't. Took longer
> than expected too.
>
> First, perhaps a bad sign, the download server was down for
> maintenance, so I waited a bit. (After midnight I can download
> without data metering.) It came back, so I downloaded the iso.
> Took a while, I'm on satellite internet. Copy iso to usb drive,
> then to locol server. My old trusty iso installer failed with the
> newer Manjaro. Found an alternative one, USB ready.
>
> Booted from USB. Worked fine, played around, went for install.
> Went smoothly. Reboot from install. Worked fine. Did some
> settings. Looked at some photos to set the background. Used the
> "Set as background" option on the image viewer, nothing. There's
> a glitch, another bad sign?
>
> So, I set the background with the settings and do a web search.
> Yep, that option doesn't work in Manjaro. Not a big deal.
>
> Install Gambas by going to command line and "sudo pacman -S
> gambas3" per the wiki:
>
> http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/install/archlinux
>
> A bunch of stuff scrolls by. I start Gambas, it works, I close
> it. I go to copy some files from my other partition to work
> with. Try to start Gambas, nothing. Try to unintall, reinstall,
> some other stuff, don't remember it was really late. Go to bed.
>
> This morning, lacking some sleep, I try again. Still doesn't
> work. Go to the command line:
>
> gambas3.gambas
>
> Get a message something like GLIBC29.0 is required by gbx ....
>
> Okay, research the issue. Pretty common, but none of the fixes
> work. Okay, fresh image, yet not up to date? Another bad sign?
>
> Fine, at this point I am ready to give up on Manjaro and try Mint
> Xcfe. This means another large download, so I'll have to wait
> till tonight. In the meanwhile, I do a fresh re-install of Manjaro.
>
> This time I try to install Gambas using the Add/Remove Packages
> option.
>
> I find it (Gambas3-IDE), mark for installation, and get a pop up
> that says this:
>
> Warning: dependency cycle detected:
> Warning: bashrc-manjaro will be installed before its bash dependency
> Warning: dependency cycle detected:
> Warning: harfbuzz will be installed before its freetype2 dependency
> Warning: dependency cycle detected:
> Warning: libglvnd will be installed before its mesa dependency
> Warning: dependency cycle detected:
> Warning: x264 will be installed before its ffmpeg dependency
> Warning: dependency cycle detected:
> Warning: usbmuxd will be installed before its libimobiledevice
> dependency
> Warning: dependency cycle detected:
> Warning: lib32-harfbuzz will be installed before its
> lib32-freetype2 dependency
> Warning: dependency cycle detected:
> Warning: lib32-keyutils will be installed before its lib32-krb5
> dependency
> Warning: dependency cycle detected:
> Warning: lib32-libglvnd will be installed before its lib32-mesa
> dependency
>
> Okay, hit the [close], then press [Apply] anyway. It comes up
> with a list of packages to remove, and those to install, and the
> download will be 1.2G.
>
> That doesn't make sense. So, I cancel, and here I sit.
>
> Any ArchLinux/Manjaro users out there that can tell me what to do
> next?
>
> Yes, the Mint Xcfe option is still on the table.
>
> Ced
>
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