On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 1:07 PM, arnaud gaboury <arnaud.gaboury@xxxxxxxxx>wrote: > > On Jan 23, 2013 12:04 PM, "Paul Gideon Dann" <pdgiddie@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > On Wednesday 23 Jan 2013 10:10:17 arnaud gaboury wrote: > > > Good morning guys, > > > > > > Let me clarify a few things. > > > 1- I didn't correctly understand the post from Allan about toolchain, > thus > > > my brocken update when #pacman - S filesystem > > > 2- As a newbye, I usually pay lots attention to upgrades and this is > my > > > first serious issue. It was late and was totally under heavy stress. > This > > > lead me to some mistakes I realized this morning. > > > 3-on Archiso, I mounted the wrong /usr (/dev/sdb4 when 3 was correct) > + i > > > didn't correctly #pacman - r with /mnt as target. So no surprise my > system > > > is borke. > > > 4- back to Archiso this morning, I still can't #pacman - Syu filesystem > > > glibc - r /mnt. Error: /mnt/usr/lib64 exist in filesystem. > > > > > > What am I supposed to do now? > > > > If you're really stuck, you can always create an empty directory, and > extract > > the glibc package into it, and manually update the files from there. > There's > > probably an easier way, though. > > > > Some first thoughts: have you found out what is in the existing > > /mnt/usr/lib64? Is it a symlink, or a real directory? What package > owns the > > files that are in there? > > > > Paul > > I finally managed to finish the upgrade on Archiso by removing > /mnt/usr/lib64 after I checked #pacman - Qo for each file/symlink. They all > were not owned by any package. > Now booting to my system still give me a Kernel panic. Not syncing No init > found. Same when using fallback. > It sounds to me my initramfa is broken. > > How shall I fix this issue? > My issue maybe comes from the upgrade of glibc 2.17-2 from testing. I have now /lib --> usr/lib and lib64/ ----> usr/lib. /usr/lib64 ----> lib Is this the expected structure after the upgrade ?
