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beedaddy · 10-24-2018, 02:32 AM

I used to have COPS on an RPi 3 with Raspbian. But since I'm a Arch Linux user and I really would like to have calibre on the Pi, I've installed Arch Linux ARM there (with btrfs, which I do like, too).

But I'm not sure which option I have to take here:

Code:

resolving dependencies...
:: There are 5 providers available for libgl:
:: Repository extra
   1) libglvnd
:: Repository alarm
   2) imx-gpu-viv-dfb  3) imx-gpu-viv-fb  4) imx-gpu-viv-wl  5) imx-gpu-viv-x11

I guess 1) is the option to go, since the other ones result in a conflict, for example:

Code:

looking for conflicting packages...
error: unresolvable package conflicts detected
error: failed to prepare transaction (conflicting dependencies)
:: imx-gpu-viv-fb and mesa are in conflict

So 1) is the correct choice, right?
(It comes with lots of dependecies, though. But there's no way around even if I only want to use the server part, right?)

Thanks a lot.

10-24-2018, 02:32 AM	#1
beedaddy Addict Posts: 211 Karma: 135428 Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Germany (south-west) Device: Kobo Libra 2 & Clara 2E, Tolino shine 5th Gen	calibre (server) on Arch Linux ARM I used to have COPS on an RPi 3 with Raspbian. But since I'm a Arch Linux user and I really would like to have calibre on the Pi, I've installed Arch Linux ARM there (with btrfs, which I do like, too). But I'm not sure which option I have to take here: Code: resolving dependencies... :: There are 5 providers available for libgl: :: Repository extra 1) libglvnd :: Repository alarm 2) imx-gpu-viv-dfb 3) imx-gpu-viv-fb 4) imx-gpu-viv-wl 5) imx-gpu-viv-x11 I guess 1) is the option to go, since the other ones result in a conflict, for example: Code: looking for conflicting packages... error: unresolvable package conflicts detected error: failed to prepare transaction (conflicting dependencies) :: imx-gpu-viv-fb and mesa are in conflict So 1) is the correct choice, right? (It comes with lots of dependecies, though. But there's no way around even if I only want to use the server part, right?) Thanks a lot.