What are those “symbols”?

i think that has no sense

Yes,exactly

reading the wiki, you can use universe <and Omniverse> without adding any package

wiki.artixlinux.org/main/repositories

i’d like to manage them by my own package build script,even archlinux-mirrorlist

I rewrote them

The order should be
artix – omniverse – arch
Right?

if you want to use all of them, yes

because pacman always install the from the first repo between 2 or more, if the package is available in 2 or more repositories

in any case, you can choose specifying the repo, for example

pacman -Syu community/icewm

Ohh okok very nice gracias

I don’t know,and install them

Don’t necropost.

/warn stop spamming

It can be but it also depends on your cooling system since, for example, the performance governor sticks your cores to max normal frequency, if it heats too much it will be throttled for security

Actually we have all core for long now, most of extra and a good part of community as well

Wow, this pkgbuild is awful

why

Using wget to download files instead of using source array, no hash to verify integrity of sources. Unsecure as fuck.

If you use that, you deserve to have your system fucked up.

I just saw it nearly is the one we use xD

:O

I now see why gentoo disables network access for ebuilds

Nope, ours has source and hash checks. Security is fine on ours.

Still uses curl to download the file but yeah it is because it is a bit more work if you want to rebuild it

pkgname=archlinux-mirrorlist
pkgver=20220815
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc=”Arch Linux mirror list for use by pacman”
arch=(any)
url=”https://archlinux.org/mirrorlist/”
license=(‘GPL’)
backup=(etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist-arch)
source=(“mirrorlist-arch-$pkgver-$pkgrel::https://archlinux.org/mirrorlist/all/”)
b2sums=(‘414535046749d88c7189ee3fd54d72289fd54af5031d4fc60c036910d03dc43fc3075fffa37b8a6c189021b09079b55a980bdcc627532c81538beef1754b785c’)

pkgver(){
date “+%Y%m%d”
}

package() {
install -Dm644 mirrorlist-arch-$pkgver-$pkgrel “$pkgdir/etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist-arch”
}

It doesn’t download it during build. That is a function that you have to call manually to download a new mirrorlist, then after you have to update the hashes before it can be built.

Something like that works pretty well but you actually have to update the pkgver before checksumming and building once more

Oh yep mb

Heads-up, anyone getting to the “artix-chroot /mnt” step at installation, may be getting “chroot:failed to run command ‘/bin/sh’: No such file or directory.”

Of course, the symlink from /bin/sh to bash IS there when checked (a la “ls -alF /bin/sh” » “lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 Jan 8 2022 /bin/sh -> bash [some symbol here]”)

but for some reason the latest installer (currently using runit 64 bit base/no desktop) thinks otherwise.

Seeing similar on SUSE forums. Some kind of upstream bug?

dunno but you can work around this by using artix-chroot /mnt /bin/bash

What are those “symbols”?

Tried it. Still gives the same error!

Have to sleep but will be trying an older installer tomorrow to see if the same error is somehow suddenly there—would suggest it’s the VM I’m working in rather than installer.

For comparison:

https://www.suse.com/support/kb/doc/?id=000020553

Then I guess you made a mistake while basestrapping