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Pacman repo for my pre-built AUR packages

import my signing key:

sudo pacman-key --recv-keys BA27F219383BB875
sudo pacman-key --lsign BA27F219383BB875

add the following session in your /etc/pacman.conf:

[7Ji]
Server = https://github.com/7Ji/archrepo/releases/download/$arch

Building

Use https://github.com/7Ji/arch_repo_builder to build the packages alone

Use scripts/compress_and_sign.fish to do lazy updates

Pacman sync change

If you already have the same packages intalled in other ways (e.g. from other repos, via yay, or lcoally via pacman -U), you'll need to manually "install" them again once, since pacman won't update packages to a different repo.

E.g., if you come from https://github.com/7Ji/orangepi5-archlinuxarm , then you need to run the following command once so pacman will know it can upgrade to kernel available at repo 7Ji in the future:

pacman -Syu 7Ji/linux-aarch64-orangepi5{,-headers}

E.g., if you come from https://github.com/7Ji/amlogic-s9xxx-archlinuxarm , then you need to run the following command once so pacman will know it can upgrade to kernel available at repo 7Ji in the future:

pacman -Syu 7Ji/linux-aarch64-{7ji{,-headers},flippy{,-dtb-amlogic,-headers}}

After running such command once, you can just pacman -Syu later to upgrade normally.

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