Difference between revisions of "Manjaro Mirrors"

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There is another file called /etc/pacman-mirrors.conf that by default is configured to re-write your mirrorlist in a list with the fastest at the top, descending to the slowest, when the system is given the terminal command:
There is another file called /etc/pacman-mirrors.conf that by default is configured to re-write your mirrorlist in a list with the fastest at the top, descending to the slowest, when the system is given the terminal command:


  sudo pacman-mirrors -g
  sudo pacman-mirrors -g && sudo pacman -Syy


However this command does '''NOT''' guarantee you have '''up-to-date mirrors'''.
However this command does '''NOT''' guarantee you have '''up-to-date mirrors'''.
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The '''recommended and preferred way''' to ensure you get a mirrorlist which has up-to-date mirrors is to always use the '''-f{number}''' and remember to do ''pacman -Syy'' immediately after this command.
The '''recommended and preferred way''' to ensure you get a mirrorlist which has up-to-date mirrors is to always use the '''-f{number}''' and remember to do ''pacman -Syy'' immediately after this command.


  sudo pacman-mirrors -f10
  sudo pacman-mirrors -f10 && sudo pacman -Syy


This is a remarkably streamlined system compared to the ways that it has been in the past for the pacman rolling release system to manage its mirrors, let alone to rank their speed.
This is a remarkably streamlined system compared to the ways that it has been in the past for the pacman rolling release system to manage its mirrors, let alone to rank their speed.
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