Help needed in regards to repairing my system

defossil · March 18, 2022, 11:36am

Whenever I run sudo swupd diagnose I get heaps of errors. I’ve included screenshots to show what I mean. Then when I run sudo swupd repair it states all repairs were done. However after a reboot they are back again? Please see the screenshots to see what I mean…

anon91923227 · March 18, 2022, 11:42am

github.com/clearlinux/swupd-client

"swupd diagnose" and "swupd repair" do not repair the System

opened 10:16AM - 18 Oct 21 UTC

Pamalosebi

bug_triage

**Describe the bug** "swupd diagnose" and "swupd repair" do not repair the Syst…em. **To Reproduce** Hi there, I am running Clear Linux for a while now and suddenly while normal usage it crashed (start of Android Studio). To see if there are issues on my system I ran: `sudo swupd diagnose` Indeed it showed a whole bunch of missing files and files which have a wrong hash. So, I ran: `sudo swupd repair` The output is: > Inspected 248584 files > 2169 files were missing > 2169 of 2169 missing files were replaced > 0 of 2169 missing files were not replaced > 881 files did not match > 881 of 881 files were repaired > 0 of 881 files were not repaired (…) > Repair successful I rebooted the system and checked again using: `sudo swupd diagnose` Same output… Of cause I start the repair again. Which resulted in the same output as before. It keeps going that way. At this point I am not able to “repair” the system. Others I have talked to had the same issue. Am I doing something wrong? **Expected behavior** Use swupds repair funktionality and it acutally does repair the system. **Environment (please complete the following information):** - Clear Linux OS Version: 35130 - Platform: Notebook, Intel i7 8th gen

github.com/clearlinux/distribution

swupd reporting missing files and hash mismatch

opened 08:05AM - 20 Oct 21 UTC

closed 08:49AM - 29 Oct 21 UTC

random-user-00

bug new

While updating from 35130 to 35150, swupd printed lots of warning like Missing f…ile and Hash mismatch for file. Eventually it did update. I ran `swupd diagnose` and `swupd repair` manually, which seems to replace/repair corrupted files. But then if I run `swupd diagnose` and `swupd repair` again it still does the same thing. ``` $ sudo swupd diagnose Diagnosing version 35150 Downloading missing manifests... Checking for missing files -> Missing file: /usr/share/clear/filemap/filemap-ImageMagick -> Missing file: /usr/share/clear/filemap/filemap-Imath ... Checking for corrupt files -> Hash mismatch for file: /usr/bin/WebKitWebDriver -> Hash mismatch for file: /usr/bin/Xnest -> Hash mismatch for file: /usr/bin/Xorg ... ``` Is this a bug or only my installation is somehow affected?