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SOLVED - EOS not finding new updates(lemmy.world)

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Okay so it’s been like a month since EndeavourOS has found an update to install. I’m running sudo pacman -Syu almost daily to update my system but it only find eos-* updates to install and nothing else. I know kernel 6.10 came out not long ago but my system is still on 6.9.*. What can I check? There’s no way EOS hasn’t had an update in over a month…

Edit: added screenshot. Just ran this and as expected, only one package found.

Edit 2: Refreshing the mirrors and ranking them did the trick. Thousands of updates waiting…

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ampersandcastles@lemmy.ml
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My first thought is your mirror died.

I’d start there move on to gpg keys after checking that.

If that all still looks good, I’d probably still change the mirror for testing purposes.

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lal309@lemmy.worldOP
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Upsetting the mirrors did it for me.

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porl@lemmy.world
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Sometimes they need to be upset before they realise what they did wrong.

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lal309@lemmy.worldOP
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Hahahahaha didn’t even realize the typo. But yea I made them maaaaad!

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