On 28 October 2012 06:41, kendell clark <coffeekin...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi all > I just tried to update my internal system with #pacman -Syyu tonight and > recieved the following warnings from pacman. > warning: binutils: local (2.23-1) is newer than core (2.22-10) > warning: e2fsprogs: local (1.42.6-1) is newer than core (1.42.5-1) > warning: gcc: local (4.7.2-2) is newer than core (4.7.2-1) > warning: gcc-libs: local (4.7.2-2) is newer than core (4.7.2-1) > warning: glib2: local (2.34.1-1) is newer than core (2.32.4-1) > warning: glibc: local (2.16.0-5) is newer than core (2.16.0-4) > warning: hwids: local (20121022-1) is newer than core (20121012-1) > warning: iproute2: local (3.6.0-2) is newer than core (3.5.1-1) > warning: iptables: local (1.4.16.2-1) is newer than core (1.4.15-1) > warning: linux-api-headers: local (3.6.3-1) is newer than core (3.5.5-1) > warning: perl: local (5.16.1-2) is newer than core (5.16.1-1) > I don't mean to sound like a noob but I still am, smiles. I've never seen > this warning message before and as far as I know this isn't possible, as I > only pull packages from core, community, and multilib. I have built some > local aur packages, espeak development version, dropbox, dropbox daemon, and > mangler. THis could be the cause, although I'm not sure how to find out. Any > help would be greatly appreciated. i'm beginning to really love arch, > especially without pulseaudio. > One final note: I have the linux-lts package installed as opposed to the > latest 3.6.x kernel, as speakup is broken in kernels later tahn 3.4. > Thanks > Kendell clark >
For some reason, seems that you have installed packages from [testing], that's why they show as newer than [core]. However, it also seems that after enabling [testing] and installing those packages you then disabled [testing] repository. $pacman -Syuu will downgrade those packages from [testing] to their [core] versions.
