Monthly Archives: April 2021

It’s fantastic to hear that @philm will soon be syncing the testing snapshot to stable, allowing all branches to use the same toolchain. This will definitely make it easier to install the latest kernel and Pi packages from unstable while keeping the rest of the system on the stable branch. This flexibility will surely benefit many users, especially those who don’t rely on DKMS or third-party modules.

Manjaro default resolver

The error occurs because of the default settings of morc_menu in its configuration file ~/.config/morc_menu/morc_menu_v1.conf. Hi @jolic, thx for asking what the situation with stable updates on ARM are. You can check the packages mailing list to see how many syncs, pushes or commits were done to the binary packages repositories and by whom.

Onlyoffice Desktop-Editors segfault following 2025-02-16 update

But, if you like, we can just close the topic without the solution. If I’d just waited for ten minutes maybe they’d all have worked, I don’t know. Anyway I restarted and now ssh does seem to be running as a service on startup. I just need to reboot and see if ssh is now running as plinko online a persistent service. Same issue on my other computer with manjaro after upgrade. Since the dawn of Manjaro, the network has been configured using NetworkManager and resolved provided by openresolv package.

@philm is fixing to snap testing to stable in the next few days. That will put all of the branches with the same toolchain. So you would be able to install the latest kernel and other pi related packages if needed from unstable branch and still use the stable branch for the other packages. You could do that anyway regardless of toolchain version if you do not have any DKMS/3rdparty modules to build. So the whole process we somehow managed to do in 2 months.

Yes – various helpers exist – but they are only required if one uses openresolv and the whole intent of the topic is to mogrifiy the end-user’s system to use systemd as resolver. Oh, and I also am reminded that openvpn-update-systemd-resolved AUR package is handy for anyone using an openvpn connection. This topic was automatically closed 3 days after the last reply. Well, first we have to reduce all supported images and only focus on the few we might have devices on our end.

What this topic is not

I’ve moved this to it’s own topic as you will hopefully get better attention and support. Manjaro uses Network Manager and openresolv to set dns servers. Before I did anything I inspected the /etc/resolv.conf and that was a give-away – Ubuntu uses systemd-resolved where I know Manjaro uses resolvconf from the package openresolv. Anyway, I unchecked this as solved because now I think it’s possible there was never any problem. Maybe just the command wasn’t getting through right away on my system and so was sending an error. The link is coming after enabling the service because you cannot force a link to a non existing file – and the stub only exist after systemd-resolved has been started.