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Well, I installed Arch yesterday.. and when it was all done I tried to install gnome with pacman -S gnome and it didnt work. said the package or gnome wasnt ...
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- 11-11-2007 #1Just Joined!
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no gnome?
Well, I installed Arch yesterday.. and when it was all done I tried to install gnome with pacman -S gnome and it didnt work. said the package or gnome wasnt found (cant remember exactly)
- 11-11-2007 #2forum.guy
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Not sure what's up because it's working fine here.
Try it again and post the exact error(s), remembering that the commands are case-sensitive.
Make sure you have the 'extra' repository enabled in /etc/pacman.conf.
Be sure to su to root before running any pacman commands.
Do a pacman -Syu to refresh your packages listing and upgrade your current packages.
Be sure to install xorg before installing gnome.
Do pacman -S gnome to install gnome.
Here's an Arch wiki for installing gnome, should you need it:
ArchWiki :: GNOME - ArchWikioz
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what is the extra repository? I think that might be the problem.
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this is it right?
Code:Include = /etc/pacman.d/extra
- 11-11-2007 #6forum.guy
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Yes, your extra entries should look like this:
Note that you have to uncomment two of the three lines.Code:[extra] # Add your preferred servers here, they will be used first Include = /etc/pacman.d/extra
What mirrors are you using?
Check the /etc/pacman.d directory for core and extra.oz


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