Fresh installation fails due to ttf-nerd-fonts-symbols

[99z]

Termbin: http://termbin.com/3j96

2022-09-02 - 16:10:19 [6]:     .. Running ("pacman", "-S", "--noconfirm", "--noprogressbar", "--needed", "--disable-download-timeout", "libwnck3", "mesa-utils", "xf86-input-libinput", "xorg-xdpyinfo", "xorg-server", "xorg-xinit", "xorg-xinput", "xorg-xkill", "xorg-xrandr", "xf86-video-amdgpu", "xf86-video-ati", "xf86-video-intel", "b43-fwcutter", "broadcom-wl-dkms", "dhclient", "dialog", "dnsmasq", "dnsutils", "ethtool", "gnu-netcat", "ipw2100-fw", "ipw2200-fw", "iwd", "modemmanager", "nbd", "ndisc6", "networkmanager", "networkmanager-openvpn", "nmap", "nss-mdns", "openconnect", "openvpn", "ppp", "pptpclient", "rp-pppoe", "sshfs", "usb_modeswitch", "vpnc", "whois", "wireless-regdb", "wireless_tools", "wpa_supplicant", "xl2tpd", "firewalld", "python-pyqt5", "python-capng", "downgrade", "pacman-contrib", "pkgfile", "rebuild-detector", "reflector", "yay", "accountsservice", "bash-completion", "bluez", "bluez-utils", "ffmpegthumbnailer", "gst-libav", "gst-plugin-pipewire", "gst-plugins-bad", "gst-plugins-ugly", "libdvdcss", "libgsf", "libopenraw", "mlocate", "poppler-glib", "xdg-user-dirs", "xdg-utils", "efitools", "haveged", "nfs-utils", "nilfs-utils", "ntp", "smartmontools", "unrar", "unzip", "xz", "adobe-source-han-sans-cn-fonts", "adobe-source-han-sans-jp-fonts", "adobe-source-han-sans-kr-fonts", "cantarell-fonts", "freetype2", "noto-fonts", "ttf-bitstream-vera", "ttf-dejavu", "ttf-liberation", "ttf-opensans", "alsa-firmware", "alsa-plugins", "alsa-utils", "pavucontrol", "pipewire-pulse", "wireplumber", "pipewire-alsa", "pipewire-jack", "rtkit", "amd-ucode", "dmidecode", "dmraid", "hdparm", "hwdetect", "intel-ucode", "lsscsi", "mtools", "sg3_utils", "sof-firmware", "power-profiles-daemon", "upower", "endeavouros-theming", "eos-apps-info", "eos-hooks", "eos-log-tool", "eos-packagelist", "eos-quickstart", "eos-rankmirrors", "eos-update-notifier", "grub-tools", "reflector-simple", "welcome", "yad-eos", "duf", "findutils", "fsarchiver", "git", "glances", "hwinfo", "inxi", "meld", "nano-syntax-highlighting", "neofetch", "pv", "python-defusedxml", "python-packaging", "rsync", "tldr", "sed", "vi", "wget", "linux-zen", "linux-zen-headers", "acpi", "arc-gtk-theme-eos", "archlinux-xdg-menu", "boost-libs", "brightnessctl", "dex", "diffuse", "egl-wayland", "endeavouros-xfce4-terminal-colors", "eos-qogir-icons", "eos-sddm-theme", "eos-skel-ce-sway", "file-roller", "grim", "gtk-engine-murrine", "gtk-layer-shell", "htop", "imv", "jq", "lxappearance", "mako", "network-manager-applet", "oniguruma", "awesome-terminal-fonts", "polkit-gnome", "qt6-wayland", "slurp", "sway", "swaybg", "swayidle", "swaylock", "sysstat", "thunar", "thunar-archive-plugin", "thunar-media-tags-plugin", "thunar-volman", "ttf-jetbrains-mono", "ttf-nerd-fonts-symbols", "ttf-ubuntu-font-family", "waybar", "wayland-protocols", "wl-clipboard", "wofi", "xdg-desktop-portal-wlr", "xed", "xfce4-terminal", "xorg-xhost", "xorg-xwayland") 
2022-09-02 - 16:10:19 [6]: [PYTHON JOB]: "warning: xz-5.2.6-1 is up to date -- skipping" 
2022-09-02 - 16:10:19 [6]: [PYTHON JOB]: "warning: freetype2-2.12.1-1 is up to date -- skipping" 
2022-09-02 - 16:10:19 [6]: [PYTHON JOB]: "warning: findutils-4.9.0-1 is up to date -- skipping" 
2022-09-02 - 16:10:19 [6]: [PYTHON JOB]: "warning: sed-4.8-1 is up to date -- skipping" 
2022-09-02 - 16:10:19 [6]: [PYTHON JOB]: "error: target not found: ttf-nerd-fonts-symbols" 

[OdiousImp2604]

Yes packages has changed to ttf-nerd-fonts-symbols-1000-em

All community editions will receive a fix soon

[OdiousImp2604]

This should be fixed as soon the packages is rebuilt

[OdiousImp2604]

Should be mended. Feel free to open a new issue if it is not.

[zjeffer]

Something very strange happened: every time the installation fails, it adds -2048em to that package's name. This results in the installer wanting to install something like ttf-nerd-fonts-symbols-2048em-2048em-2048em-2048 after a couple of times.

I've now rebooted the installation disk because something else went wrong with my target SSD, but that's unrelated. Seems to work fine after a reboot.

Any ideas on how this could even happen?