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I had this issue the last two Asus notebooks which prevented me from using Linux alltogether for a while. At last, this seems to be a solid fix for me.

Did you look at https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/udf-http-range-proxy which lists all the AUR packages depending on it?

thanks for the answer so far. I'll try it tomorrow.

This thread is over 5 years old, it's extremely unlikely you have whatever the same root cause was, please open a new thread with actual details of how the issue presents itself if you can still reproduce on an updated Arch install. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Genera … bumping%22 Closing.

I don't know when the issue occurred as I didn't use the printer much in last couple of months. Before that it has been working fine for couple of years. Whenever printing anything, it is printing in Potrait mode, even if selecting Landscape. This results in a print on only half a page vertically, with half horizontal print being cut off. I have tried LibreOffice and Okular, using different documents. - LibreOffice writer: Setting ladnscape in Page Format and selecting from the print popup - Okular: Going to printer setting and selecting landscape from there Make and Model from CUPS page: HP LaserJet p2015 Series pcl3, hpcups 3.24.4 Any ideas?

I have not rebooted as I was afraid I would not be able to login. I only wanted to update, and had no idea what either of those packages did

So I have been trying to research and figure out how to get Davinci to load past the "Loading Color Page" text on the loading screen upon starting up the app. All of this effort to no avail, Davinci stops responding and ends up quitting. My graphics info is listed below: - AMD Radeon RX 7700S (external, but I would like to have this as primary used for Davinci) - AMD Radeon Krackan [Radeon 840M/860M Graphics rev c2] (this shows up in lspci and previous outputs.) Please find my Davinci Resolve Checker output below: Using locale en_US DaVinci Resolve checker 5.3.1 Installed DaVinci Resolve package: Chassis type: notebook Installed OpenCL drivers: rocm-opencl-runtime 7.2.4-1 Presented GPUs: Navi 33 [Radeon RX 7600/7600 XT/7600M XT/7600S/7700S / PRO W7600] (kernel driver in use: amdgpu) Krackan [Radeon 840M / 860M Graphics] (kernel driver in use: amdgpu) OpenGL vendor string: AMD OpenGL renderer string: AMD Radeon 860M Graphics (radeonsi, krackan1, ACO, DRM 3.64, 7.2.3-arch1-3) clinfo detected platforms and devices: Warning: could not parse clinfo data! Not found opencl platforms with appropriate GPUs. Check that you have installed corresponding driver. Otherwise you cannot run DR. You have several AMD GPUs. DR Studio can utilise several GPUs. Script will check if appropriate driver for your renderer GPU is used. But keep in mind that if you use prime offloading, than your primary gpu still need appropriate driver (script does not check it). Warning: not found your gpu in list of

I found this in AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages?O=0& … eabihf-gcc

My Nvidia Graphics card on Arch is working fine except the display ports for some reason and idk how to fix it can anyone help?

Please don't necrobump. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Genera … bumping%22 Closing.

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