Can not upgrade anymore, luet upgrade

[johnyuffels]

Error while checking upgrades before install:failed computing upgrade....could not satisfy constraints:
Gnome-layers-47.+4 and
Gnome-layers-47+2 and
!...

[joostruis]

Can you provide a bit more info? Have you tried running luet repo upate ?

[msdobrescu]

Please post the full error!

If it is the case of interrupted upgrade for some reason like out of space, unexpected power down, I'd start by checki8ng luet reclaim --help. A luet reclaim can check your files and match them against the packages and reinstalls them. Some may be in more than one package, but it's fine, you can list the installed packages at the end of the process and cleanup, then install the right or the missing apps. The cause is that it may have been interrupted between uninstalling and installing the new version, so it has left it without the package recorded in luet's database.

Also a luet oscheck --reinstall may help, but it may remove more too.

If you can't boot anymore, chroot using a live image and run luet there.

If it is a simple upgrade package deps conflict (as it seems above), it refuses to upgrade the dependent package.
Just reinstall manually that package that can't be installed because it can't decide between two versions of the dependencies by issuing luet reinstall <package>. The package must always be in category/name form.

Please let us know how this goes!

[johnyuffels]

I can not reinstall that gnome, package! Do you have a command are multiple I can can put into the terminal ...(Can I first remove gnome,...?)
Already tried luet oscheck --reinstall finished oke but still, this problem,..

[msdobrescu]

The oscheck option checks packages installations and reinstalls them if they are missing some files.
In order to stop guessing, post the command you issue and the outcome.
First would be luet search repository --installed to list the installed repos.
Then, updating/upgrading that consist in:

1. luet repo update
2. etc-update to accept the new repo versions if on stable
3. luet upgrade to upgrade - here should occur your error. Unless you post the full output with the error, I can not help you.

[joostruis]

@johnyuffels Could it be that your hard disk was full during upgrade?
Without more information it is impossible to know what happened on your system.
Is there any other way we could assist you?