Closed Indoroid closed 1 month ago
Sorry I forgot to add the bug flair by mistake
Latest release should have this fixed. Please note that layering is a last resort and we recommend that you use distrobox if able.
Could you please guide me how can I rebase to the latest image
Could you please guide me how can I rebase to the latest image
ujust update
ujust update
results in this error
ujust update
results in this error
You may need to remove some of the packages you've layered and then re-add them after you update
Grab the list with rpm-ostree status
and then remove what you've changed with rpm-ostree reset
. Once that's done update, and then install your packages from the first status command again.
I didn't have anything different between the layered package list, but rpm-ostree reset
did end up allowing me to run ujust update
without error.
I didn't have anything different between the layered package list, but
rpm-ostree reset
did end up allowing me to runujust update
without error.
ideally this line would not exist in rpm-ostree status
LayeredPackages: coolercontrol edk2-ovmf kvantum liquidctl qemu virt-manager
as any layered package can cause issues when updating.
It is also why we try avoid layering even with our ujusts if we can.
rpm-ostree reset
will remove the layered packages so you can update, however this means you will have to manually layer them again after the update that caused the conflict if you still need them.
Describe the bug
Hello! I had installed Bazzite-nvidia recently. I had rebased from fedora-silverblue to the Bazzite-nvidia image due to the ISO being corrupt when I tried flashing the image on USB for a bootable media. The system works perfectly fine. But I am unable to install any packages using rpm-ostree.
On ntering rpm-ostree install (any package name) always throws the same error i.e
What did you expect to happen?
I expected rpm-ostree to install the desired package. I have tried finding the specific package via rpm-ostree but it doesnt show any output. I tired using the command
rpm -qa | grep 'python'
to see the issuue but it also doesn't list the specifc rpm causing the issue. Here's the output ofrpm -qa | grep 'python'
:Output of
rpm-ostree status
Hardware
Output of cat /sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id/product_name: Victus by HP Gaming Laptop 16-s0xxx Output of Fastfetch:
Extra information or context
Using
pip list
returns:On trying to remove the package typer it gives the error:
Searching in the Fedora Official repositories shows the version as
python3-typer-0.11.1-1.fc40
but on runningrpm-ostree search python3-typer-0.11.1-1.fc40
doesnt show the package.