This issue is now fixed. you can run either garuda-update or garuda-update -a (to update AUR as well) to update normally! ![]()
The information below is currently here for historical reasons and is not needed at this time ![]()
I thought I would try to recap things here.
As SGS mentioned you need to have a working mirror list and then use garuda-update --skip-mirrorlist in order to update. Here are the steps to do so:
- Generate new mirrors that work best for your location by using: Arch Linux - Pacman Mirrorlist Generator
sudo micro /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist
(in this example we are usingmircoas the text editor; use what you normally like of course)- Delete everything currently inside that file.
- Paste new mirrors obtained from the Pacman Mirrorlist Generator in step 1.
- Remove the
#in front of the lines of the mirrors you want to use. You’ll want to use a few mirrors of course. - Save using
ctrl+Sthen quit usingctrl+Q garuda-update --skip-mirrorlist
(orgaruda-update -a --skip-mirrorlistto update AUR packages as well)
(note to Moderators:
These are the steps I tried myself. If anything needs to be edited, feel free to do so)