Edit : removed for outdated guideline
Have you done this after you put the [manjaro32] repo ABOVE others?
https://archived.forum.manjaro.org/t/introducing-manjaro32-org/34634
If you did one of the above, please post the contents of your /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist
Mod note: Moved this to #technical-issues-and-assistance
Distribution of x32 packages has changed to standard Manjaro mirrors.
Currently a stable branch is not available so you need to ensure your branch in pacman-mirrors.conf is set to testing or unstable what you prefer.
Branch = x32-testing
Pacman-mirrors v4.7 has been released which has support for for x32 branches.
So you can now use pacman-mirrors to create mirror list
sudo pacman-mirrors -f 5*tfw when something is wrong in your post after @jonathon likes it*
Just realized [manjaro32] is now deprecated and the packages in it are moved into manjaro mirrors, more specifically on x32-testing branch (And also x32-unstable)
You can follow @linux-aarhus steps above to follow the changes by using pacman-mirrors tool, or change the branch in your /etc/pacman/mirrorlist (Assuming you're still using manjaro mirrors)
e.g :
From
Server = http://manjaro.melbourneitmirror.net/stable/$repo/$arch/
To
Server = http://manjaro.melbourneitmirror.net/x32-testing/$repo/$arch/The guidelines got changed on https://manjaro32.org/. We removed the overlay package and provide on our normal server framework now. Please adopt to our new instructions.
Welcome, Andreas!
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