Manjaro 20.04 KDE update issue

[mlentink]

This is most probably due to my lack of familiarity with Arch/Manjaro but running Manjaro 20.04 KDE (from a sd-card flashed earlier today) I have a problem with an update. the system tells me there are 150 updates available and after pressing the key to start the update it starts downloading and checking integrity. Then it encounters an already exisiting file and quits with an error.
Installation of a single package halts with the same message:

Code:

conflicting files:
nss: /usr/lib/p11-kit-trust.so exists is this filesystem

(translated)

So basically I cannot update, but I can' t install packages either (like ntfs-3g, printer related packages and Thunderbird.

Can anybody help me resolve this, other then checking each individual package until I have found the culprit?

Thx!

[gleachkr]

there was a little linking issue in the nss package a short while ago, that creates this problem (see: https://www.archlinux.org/news/nss3511-1...ervention/)

The solution is posted there, but the short version is: run

pacman -Syu --overwrite /usr/lib\*/p11-kit-trust.so

[e-minguez]

This is most probably due to my lack of familiarity with Arch/Manjaro but running Manjaro 20.04 KDE (from a sd-card flashed earlier today) I have a problem with an update. the system tells me there are 150 updates available and after pressing the key to start the update it starts downloading and checking integrity. Then it encounters an already exisiting file and quits with an error.
Installation of a single package halts with the same message:

Code:

conflicting files:
nss: /usr/lib/p11-kit-trust.so exists is this filesystem

(translated)

So basically I cannot update, but I can' t install packages either (like ntfs-3g, printer related packages and Thunderbird.

Can anybody help me resolve this, other then checking each individual package until I have found the culprit?

Thx!

It is always a good idea to visit the manjaro forums as they provide instructions to update (such as https://forum.manjaro.org/t/arm-stable-u...els/136479 ). The updates should be seamless but, you know, computers

[Eight Bit]

This is most probably due to my lack of familiarity with Arch/Manjaro but running Manjaro 20.04 KDE (from a sd-card flashed earlier today) I have a problem with an update. the system tells me there are 150 updates available and after pressing the key to start the update it starts downloading and checking integrity. Then it encounters an already exisiting file and quits with an error.
Installation of a single package halts with the same message:

Code:

conflicting files:
nss: /usr/lib/p11-kit-trust.so exists is this filesystem

(translated)

So basically I cannot update, but I can' t install packages either (like ntfs-3g, printer related packages and Thunderbird.

Can anybody help me resolve this, other then checking each individual package until I have found the culprit?

Thx!

It is always a good idea to visit the manjaro forums as they provide instructions to update (such as https://forum.manjaro.org/t/arm-stable-u...els/136479 ). The updates should be seamless but, you know, computers

Oh... I just deleted that file... That worked too

[mlentink]

This is most probably due to my lack of familiarity with Arch/Manjaro but running Manjaro 20.04 KDE (from a sd-card flashed earlier today) I have a problem with an update. the system tells me there are 150 updates available and after pressing the key to start the update it starts downloading and checking integrity. Then it encounters an already exisiting file and quits with an error.
Installation of a single package halts with the same message:

Code:

conflicting files:
nss: /usr/lib/p11-kit-trust.so exists is this filesystem

(translated)

So basically I cannot update, but I can' t install packages either (like ntfs-3g, printer related packages and Thunderbird.

Can anybody help me resolve this, other then checking each individual package until I have found the culprit?

Thx!

It is always a good idea to visit the manjaro forums as they provide instructions to update (such as https://forum.manjaro.org/t/arm-stable-u...els/136479 ). The updates should be seamless but, you know, computers

Thanks.Simply deleting the offending file did the trick!

[erock22]

pacman -Syu --overwrite /usr/lib\*/p11-kit-trust.so

Thanks, that command worked for me! I had the same problem after installing a new image on my upgraded emmc.