systemd-toosl and udev-oxnas are in conflict

[michaeljsmalley]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('WarheadsSE', 'Y')ou will need to update your kernel then, on the raspberry pi, so that you have a decent build with devtmpfs support.

[pepedog]

Arch on the pi already has devtmpfs, if normal upgrade of pacman -Syu fails, -Syuf should do the trick.
/boot/config.txt won't be a problem next build

[michaeljsmalley]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('pepedog', 'A')rch on the pi already has devtmpfs, if normal upgrade of pacman -Syu fails, -Syuf should do the trick.
/boot/config.txt won't be a problem next build

[pepedog]

Michael,
we are not eally in a Pi thread, but say n to upgrade of pacman first, and default (enter) for the rest

[michaeljsmalley]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('pepedog', 'M')ichael,
we are not eally in a Pi thread, but say n to upgrade of pacman first, and default (enter) for the rest

[cramill]

Just logged into my PogoPlug for the first time in a while and went to do a system update and I get "systemd and udev-oxnas are in conflict (udev). Remove udev-oxnas? [y/N]"

Do I still need to answer N here?

[WarheadsSE]

That depends on if you have done the oxnas kernel update as necessary?

[cramill]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('WarheadsSE', 'T')hat depends on if you have done the oxnas kernel update as necessary?

[Jesse]

A'm also having the same problem with that total system upgrade.
After saying yes to removing udev-oxnas my system did not recognize any installed commands and after a reboot nothing happends any more.

And why is it with pacman so difficult to even install for example gcc? I get about 10 conflict errors.
I'm used to apt-get and yum which i have never had any trubles with.