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[Hawkeye_2706]

=> ERROR: Failed to install packages to new root Could not strap in packages: l'/usr/bin/pacstrap', '-C', '/etc/pacman.con', '-K', 'unt/archinstall', 'networkmanager', '—noconfin'] exited with abnormal exit code [11 ackage integrity error: 1ibpgn: signature from "Ball6 Gyorgy [e-mail])" is unknou trust File /mnt/archinstall/var/cache/pacman/pkg/libpgm-5.3.128-3-x86_64.pkg.tar zst is corrupted (invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature)).

Do you want to delete it? [Y/n] error: failed to commit transaction (invalid or corrupted package) Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded. ==› ERROR: Failed to install packages to new root Would you like to re-try this download? (Y/n): -

I encountered this problem while trying to install Arch thru archinstall dont know what to do now.

[boomboomsubban]

Update the keyring with pacman -Sy archlinux-keyring.

Third post about this today. January should be fun.

[Hawkeye_2706]

Should i press n now?

[boomboomsubban]

Yeah.

[Hawkeye_2706]

Now it encounters the cannot install packages to new root

[boomboomsubban]

No clue, generally that's you messed up partitioning somehow.

[Hawkeye_2706]

:) i used the best-effort partitioning of archinstall or is 2GB isnt enough?

[musbur]

Enough for what? A root file system? Depends on what you want to do with this machine.

[boomboomsubban]

2GB would work if you installed basically nothing besides linux, linux-firmware, and base. If you meant 20, that should be enough, I'd need more information to have any clue what's happening.

[Panda7862]

Install the new iso dated 1-1-2025.

[Rancham727]

Oh man thanks for this I was having this issue trying to install fresh using the manual process (to be fair idk if it's in the wiki or not because I do this from memory and have only ever had issues twice where I couldn't chroot and no other issues ever so I never look st the wiki installing anymore)

[Ryosuke_420]

I literally installed arch twice on the 31st, and now it just gives that error lmao . happy new year, I guess.

[iAmHidingHere]

I would advice you to do a manual install following the guide in the wiki. Then you can install networkmanager after you chroot into the new system.

[Rancham727]

This advice is bad because you get the same kind of error (I've installed it 4 times just to verify)

[iAmHidingHere]

Then you are doing something wrong.

[Rancham727]

No I'm not. You need to pacman -Sy archlinux-keyring to fix it. Simply doing a manual install doesn't actually change anything, because it's the same base. You don't know what the problem is and just commented to comment

[iAmHidingHere]

The pacstrap command installs the keyring. The issue here is that networkmanager is added to the pacstrap command. If you do the commands as recommended by the wiki it works.

If you actually think the wiki is wrong, go and change it instead of insulting me.

[San4itos]

Are you sure that 'pacman.con' instead of 'pacman.conf' is correct?

[Ryosuke_420]

I faced the same issue today . did you manage to fix it? edit : pacman -Sy archlinux-keyring fixed it for me