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Author Topic: Pacman updated to use package signatures and keys | user intervention required  (Read 1265 times)

dodgejcr

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Community,

I have made huge changes to the repo. For the past week or so we have been working on implementing package signing in the same sense as Archlinux and Manjaro. Earlier, I syned the repo that has signatures for most packages.

As you will notice, you will probably have a few issues updating or installing something and below is a few commands to run to fix. I dont like having things done this way so I have also implemented the manjaro-system package as a way to minimize user intervention in the future.

To import and utilize the manjaro-arm-keyring and the package builders signature keys:

$ sudo pacman-key --init
$ sudo pacman-key -r CC37B7EC 2BDBE6A6
#this imports my <dodgejcr> key and the archlinux build system
$ sudo pacman-key --lsign-key CC37B7EC 2BDBE6A6 #this will sign the two keys so that they can be marked as trusted
$ sudo pacman -Sy manjaro-arm-keyring archlinux-keyring archlinuxarm-keyring #this gets all keyring packages
$ sudo pacman-key --populate manjaro-arm archlinux archlinuxarm #populates keyrings
-------------------Optional--------------------
$ sudo pacman -Sy manjaro-system pacman #this has configurations in place for future updates


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Thank you. I can confirm this worked on Raspberry Pi3. Sadly kernel upgrade caused not working display.

dodgejcr

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Thank you. I can confirm this worked on Raspberry Pi3. Sadly kernel upgrade caused not working display.

Did this result in never leaving the rainbow screen? I had this happen on a previous compile of 4.4 but not on this one. I will look into it a bit more and probably recompile today

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I just recompiled another version without the test mesa support and uploaded it to repo. It will replace the current 4.4.8-1. All of my testing is showing it is working on several different configurations. Sorry about the non working kernel update being pushed :/

You may have to invoke it with pamcan -S linux-raspberrypi and allow the reinstall
« Last Edit: April 27, 2016, 03:22:03 PM by dodgejcr »

Linu74

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You may have to invoke it with pamcan -S linux-raspberrypi and allow the reinstall

 :o  ::)

pamcan -S linux-raspberrypi ?

You mean:

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sudo pacman -S linux-raspberrypi
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