linux-firmware-network-20230804_1: [unpack] failed to unpack files from archive #46054
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could you try it again? the |
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Yes, I did press |
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ok, can you try
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The same thing happens. Here are the outputs: |
Could there be an issue with your filesystem, this could be EIO from |
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@Duncaen How would I go about testing that? I have a regular ext4-formatted SSD. The permissions for that file are |
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Not sure, anything in dmesg, read errrors, does |
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Just a random guess, but could your file system be running full when trying to extract it? |
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@Duncaen No, I get the same error: @Anachron I have 54.8GiB free on the partition that holds the root of the file system. That should be enough space, right? |
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Yea looks like either your filesystem or you SSD is broken or on the verge of breaking. I would check dmesg, for read errors, maybe check with smart-tools if there are issues with the SSD. Maybe fsck can solve it if its not a SSD issue. |
Do you mean the
How do I check the file system that hold my OS? Do I need to create a bootable USB drive, boot from USB and then run fsck on my SSD? |
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Yes, it should be able to show the drive state and possibly number of recorded read errors etc. From the dmesg it does look like more of an issue with the drive and not the filesystem.
Should happen automatically on boot, but you can also |
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I ran I cannot make sense of this. What does this error mean, do I need a new SSD? |
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It really looks like it's dying. Some area(s) cannot be read. |
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Well, that sucks. I have bought a new SSD, can I simply use |
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Honestly if you have the time I would do a clean install after exporting the important data and then sync home via rsync. You can export the manual package list via |
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Closing this issue because it is not a Void problem. I ended up doing a fresh install after all. |
When I try to updated by system (
xbps-install -Su) I get the following error and the process exits:Here is the full output:
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