Thought I'd just bump this thread with a related question. Basically, there's no issues when using the update command in terminal. However, I often use the curl command to get the latest packages that are not pushed via the update script and this issue still exists. So I was just curious if there is a way to fix this problem for those of us who enjoy doing what I do to ensure I'm on the latest packages of each iso release in the index url. Cheers
Asking questions or making suggestions in a resolved thread is not helpful.
Just moved.
It's not really an "issue", as you say--most of us don't want to be downloading extra packages when we are just trying to keep our system up to date.
It sounds like you are asking for a problem that doesn't exist to be solved. Those who want to "do what you do" and download extra packages from the updated ISO can just go ahead and do it!
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- Run the update script
- sudo pacman -S --needed the packages in the ISO
- ????
- profit
Of course, the old ISO packages aren't going to work. The old ISO still has the old packages, so there would be nothing new to install anyway.
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