Can't update 2 stubborn packages

[felix]

I have a problem with two packages: intel-compute-runtime-bin and intel-graphics-compiler-bin. Pamac displays them as ready to update, yet trying to do so, ends with the following message:

Warning: installing intel-graphics-compiler-bin (1:1.0.10988-1) breaks dependency 'intel-graphics-compiler-bin=1:1.0.10409' required by intel-compute-runtime-bin
Add intel-compute-runtime-bin to remove
Error: Failed to prepare transaction:
could not satisfy dependencies:
- removing intel-compute-runtime-bin breaks dependency 'intel-gmmlib' required by intel-media-driver

I tried:

• update from pacman but it says it can't find it (even with the right version added)
• remove and install them again - I can't remove it as it breaks intel-media-driver
• rebuild - no sell, they depends on each other and can't be build without build the other one
• update "en masse": I tried sudo pamac install with both packages at once which somehow was the most successful attempt - it downloaded and build the packages, yet finished with error I've written in the above listing

Inxi output:

PrivateBin

[FGD]

Welcome to the Forums!

What repo are you installing/updating these packages from?

[felix]

I post build files for these packages, as I'm not yet good at reading them
They seem to be download&unpack some .deb files.

intel-compute-runtime-bin: PrivateBin

intel-graphics-compiler-bin: PrivateBin

[mrvictory]

Update with garuda-update.

[felix]

Still no success: it says "there is nothing to do"

[filo]

garuda-update --aur

?

[felix]

Well, it "touched" it, but:

error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: installing intel-graphics-compiler-bin (1:1.0.10988-1) breaks dependency 'intel-graphics-compiler-bin=1:1.0.10409' required by intel-compute-runtime-bin
loading packages...
resolving dependencies...
looking for conflicting packages...
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: installing intel-graphics-compiler-bin (1:1.0.10988-1) breaks dependency 'intel-graphics-compiler-bin=1:1.0.10409' required by intel-compute-runtime-bin
error: packages failed to build: intel-compute-runtime-bin-22.16.22992-1

Paru exited with error code 1

Sorry for being such a noob, this is my first Arch distro and haven't got yet how its package system works >_>

PS:
I think it would end better if I could do a "open heart surgery" and just download and extract these .deb files on my own. However:

• I don't know how to mark in the system that such-a-such package is updated and
• (more important) how to make sure I'll be able to start Garuda the next boot?

[FGD]

@felix

Sorry for being such a noob, this is my first Arch distro and haven’t got yet how its package system works >_>

Don’t be sorry for that, we feel your difficulty as we all went through such issues at least once when we started on Arch.

[filo]

I'd try a

sudo pacman -Rdd intel-graphics-compiler-bin
paru intel-compute-runtime-bin

the second installation should reinstall as dependency the new / correct version of the formerly removed package

[TNE]

Replace them with the official packages.

sudo pacman -S intel-graphics-compiler intel-compute-runtime

Please ignore the advice above by @filo, that's bad practice

[filo]

Thx @tne! And sorry @felix .
I've always dreamed of being a bad boy, but I won't play with the dependency toy anymore...

[felix]

@filo Ok, It seems to work I just rebooted my laptop without problems

@TNE Well, I did it and had no problems However...now when you said that I do wonder how the heck these packages end up on my computer. I'm sure I haven't did any choice in the past that would led to install such packages from the AUR, so I assume they were installed right during Garuda installation.

[FGD]

@TNE

Please ignore the advice above by @filo, that’s bad practice

LOL you made my day with that one.

[TNE]

You should still replace them with the official packages using my command, tho. I doubt you want those packages on your system.

@felix

so I assume they were installed right during Garuda installation.

I doubt it. We didn’t ever have those in chaotic-aur, so those couldn’t have come from us. You must’ve installed them yourself. Luckily, pacman keeps track of every little change you make, so take a look at /var/log/pacman.log!

[felix]

Yup, you are right, there were installed a month ago. What I's thinking?

However...

$ sudo pacman -S intel-graphics-compiler intel-compute-runtime 
resolving dependencies...
looking for conflicting packages...
:: intel-compute-runtime and intel-compute-runtime-bin are in conflict. Remove intel-compute-runtime-bin? [y/N] y
:: intel-graphics-compiler and intel-graphics-compiler-bin are in conflict. Remove intel-graphics-compiler-bin? [y/N] y
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: unable to satisfy dependency 'intel-opencl-clang' required by intel-graphics-compiler
:: unable to satisfy dependency 'intel-gmmlib' required by intel-compute-runtime
:: removing intel-compute-runtime-bin breaks dependency 'intel-gmmlib' required by intel-media-driver

Should I do something similar to what filo had proposed and use pacman -Rdd on those two packages from AUR?

[TNE]

I see I see, the aur packages provide some other packages too.

sudo pacman -S intel-graphics-compiler intel-compute-runtime intel-opencl-clang intel-gmmlib

[felix]

Everything works! Thanks everybody!