Issue when i try to update

Scotty-Trees

gnomo Try using these commands one at a time and see if that helps:

sudo usysconf run -f 
sudo eopkg rdb 
sudo eopkg up

And to make sure you don't have any missing or corrupt files use this command:

sudo eopkg check | grep Broken | awk '{print $4}' | xargs sudo eopkg it --reinstall

Let us know if that helps anything and good luck my Brazilian friend.

gnomo

Used the first two comands with no problem, but my problem remain
Programa finalizado.
Could not fetch destination file "https://github.com/Christoph3PT/solus-personal-repo/raw/master/packages/eopkg-index.xml.xz.sha1sum": [Errno 14] curl#6 - "Could not resolve host: github.com"

bolofar

gnomo Could not fetch destination file "https://github.com/Christoph3PT/solus-personal-repo/raw/master/packages/eopkg-index.xml.xz.sha1sum":

The link leads to a personal repo, according to the github entry. Are you using it by intention? If not, you could probably just remove it (see description for eopkg in the help center)

gnomo [Errno 14] curl#6 - "Could not resolve host: github.com"

This message means that there is likely some problem with your internet connection. I could open the repo without a problem using a browser.

gnomo

sudo eopkg up
Atualizando repositórios
Atualizando repositório: SolusPT
Programa finalizado.
Could not fetch destination file "https://github.com/Christoph3PT/solus-personal-repo/raw/master/packages/eopkg-index.xml.xz.sha1sum": [Errno 14] curl#6 - "Could not resolve host: github.com"

gnomo

Now i'm trying the last comand you told me, let's see what happens

gnomo

Like my terminal told me i've used the comand wrong, but i just did ctrl c + ctrl shift v

gnomo

So, i've add the official repo of Solus, this repo you just show me is the portuguese repo of Solus, i think, because it came installed with the OS. So, the epokg up is working, maybe it's just a trouble with my internet like u said. If it's solved i write here

DataDrake

gnomo Can I ask who you bought the machine from? I'd like to follow up with them so that they aren't shipping that repo by default. It hasn't been updated in 8 months which can lead to a whole host of problems, security and otherwise.

gnomo

So, i figure out my problem was a wifi plug i putted on my computer (who already have a wifi receptor), i could not do the update until i had plugged it of. Now all are working weel, thank you for the help and the attention, i'll not be afraid to participate in the forum anymore 😁.

gnomo

It's solved

gnomo

My machine came with win7, i bought it some years ago, has a few months since i did install Solus, is a Asus. And i downloaded it from the official Solus site.

DataDrake

gnomo Then you or someone else using that machine must have added that second repo. We have never shipped an ISO with it available.

kyrios

gnomo The URL you mentioned for your repo isn't an official one, so either you didn't download it from the official site or you did change it some way.

@DataDrake I think the unmaintained repo on github is from @Christoph3

DataDrake

kyrios I know it is. I'm just confused as to how it is on their system if they installed from one of our ISOs because the impression I got was that they hadn't added it themselves.

gnomo

I will try on virtualbox and make sure if did it came installed on the iso

gnomo

I think as well probaly i add that second repo somehow when i was exploring the system.

gnomo

Ok, it did not came installed, my fault, sorry. But once, i'm glad for your help, you know about some guide of solus ? i want to study a little more about linux and how can i use the terminal bether, i'll be glad if you can hep me