[solved] - conflicting dependencies - desktop stage of installation

Goodday,
Installation to hard drive using USB drive with CD 2013.03.01
Installation went well and arch is up and running in text mode.
As is usual for me with Arch distros (or any other for that matter) I choose KDE for the graphical side of things.
Previous installations of arch (December release and February release) have proceeded from this point with no problems.
Today's output from:
pacman -S kde kde-l10n-en_gb
produced - after showing me the packages to be downloaded and allowing me to choose a phonon -
error:unresolvable package conflicts detected
error:failed to prepare transaction (confilcts dependencies)
::kdesk-dev-scripts and kdesdk-scripts are in conflict
Has anyone come across this before? If so how did you get past this sticking point?
Thanks,
Hugh
Last edited by prokonsole (2013-03-06 20:28:39)

Awebb wrote:Wait a while. Your mirror is not fully sync with the new packages yet. This happened to me yesterday as well, but with different packages. Pick a more recent mirror and update using Syyu. The problem should solve itself, as all KDE packages move to the new version.
Well I waited while - overnight in fact.
Went back to my full fresh Arch install with no Desktop Environment
ran reflector to make sure I had a properly synced mirror
issued
pacman -Syyu
accepted the two files offered for today's update
then issued the command
pacman -S kde kde-l10n-en_gb
accepted the default which is everything
chose gstreamer-phonon when offered
then still get the conflicting files whic means the installation does not proceed
pacman -Ss kdesdk-scripts
produces
kdesdk-scripts 4.10.0.2
pacman -Ss kdesdk-dev-scripts
produces
kdesdk-dev-scripts 4.10.1-1
That they have different version numbers is fairly obvious.
Maybe another 24 hours will see the older package disappear.
edit: on my regular fully updated Arch install the package kdesdk-dev-scripts does not exist. So it looks like I can do without it!
another edit: emailed the maintainer who has fixed the conflict.
marking post as solved.
Hugh
Last edited by prokonsole (2013-03-06 20:32:40)

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