Pacman can't find core.db.tar.gz -- something about resolver failure

Edit: never mind, ignore this post, I got it working.
Last edited by Galumph (2010-07-13 09:38:25)

Oh, I was thinking 'pack' as in package. The network works, at least it does on the machine, and both this and the future Arch are connected to the same router. The network configuration process runs fine too. Before I can try pinging or printing outputs I need a way to leave this tty7 console.
Edit: Wait no, alt 1 did it. Printing outputs and whatnot. I'll be right back
Ok, pacman -Q pacman prints 3.3.3-5, I'm guessing this is the version? Ping doesn't work, that would explain the errors, how do I set the network up so it works?
Last edited by Galumph (2010-07-13 08:24:02)

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