This happens if ALHP removes a package (or packages) from the repo. There are multiple reasons why this can happen:
- failing to build
- some dependency is not up to date (and since ALHP does not…
I'm currently somewhat busy with work, I'm not sure when I can find the time working on this.
I'll accept PRs for this of course, but this is not exactly first-PR material.
I tested linux-zen and linux-lts, both seem fine. Can you confirm its working on your end?
linux-lts is already builing, so I requeued the rest and removed it for now until new builds come in.
Hi @crab2313, on what linux-zen version are you currently? The issue you linked was for linux-lts, but you got the same problem with linux-zen, do I understand this correctly?
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