Graphical Updater Reset?

tomscharbach

I got an "Upates Available" notification this morning. Following my usual practice, I updated via Terminal "sudo eopkg up". The update process was successful.

After updating, Terminal "sudo eopkg up" command reports: "eopkg-index xml.yz.sha1sum (40.0 B)100% 708.25 KB/s [00:00:00] [complete] Solus repository information is up-to-date. No packages to upgrade."

However, when I subsequently checked the graphical updater, I did not get the expected "Software is up to date" message. Instead, the graphical updater is stuck on the "Discombobulating update matrix ..." screen, with the spinning eyeball not resolving. After a while, I closed the graphical updater and rebooted. After reboot, I've let it run for about an hour, without a change.

I ran "sudo eopkg check" and all lines returned "OK", except these relating to NVIDA drivers:

Checking integrity of linux-firmare Broken
Corrupted file: /lib/firmware/nvidia/tut104/acr/ucode_upload.bin
Corrupted file: /lib/firmware/nvidia/tut106/acr/ucode_upload.bin. '

I am using Solus 4.1 Budgie, Kernel 5.10.1-162.current, Gnome 3.38.2, Intel i7-9700T, Intel 620 graphics.

Does anyone have suggestions about how I can resolve the graphical updater issue?

appmath

I noticed the same thing and created an issue on the dev tracker: T9466

tomscharbach

appmath Thanks.

I've since replicated the graphical updater issue on a second computer, Solus 4.1 Budgie, Kernel 5.10.1-162.current, Gnome 3.38.2, Intel i5-6600T, Intel 530 graphics.

I resolved the "Checking integrity of linux-firmware Broken" issue by reinstalling linux-firmware. The corrupted files were not involved with the Software Center issues.

A protocol question: Should I report replication of the graphical updater issue on the two computers as a comment to your issue T0446, or is that unnecessary? I'm not particularly new to Solus, but I've never had occasion to use the Dev Tracker, so I don't know what the expectations are ...

cet

The graphical updater is stuck on the "Discombobulating update matrix ..." screen, with the spinning eyeball not stopping.I have the same problem.

tomscharbach

[deleted] The post-update "Discombobulating update matrix ..." is new behavior, distinct from the Software Center's myriad of other update issues, and is being worked. I imagine that the fix will be in place soon.