> 0ad /usr/bin/pyrogenesis: error while loading shared libraries: libsodium.so.23: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory if(window.hljsLoader && !document.currentScript.parentNode.hasAttribute('data-s9e-livepreview-onupdate')) { window.hljsLoader.highlightBlocks(document.currentScript.parentNode); } Everything is fine with the arch extra 0ad version a26-11. -> cachyos 0ad version a26-11.1 (in cachyos-extra-v3) should use the same libsodium.so.26, but it uses libsodium.so.23.

Sorry for the delay, see the announcement in the forum. I also post it here: Hey @everyone , CachyOS Repository Rebuild is done We are very sorry for the delay of the repo rebuild, since there were some issues in the new cachybuilder. We have finally got them solved and the repo is updated and synced. Please run following commands to get into the repo state again: sudo pacman -Sy sudo pacman -Scc sudo pacman -S cachyos/pacman sudo pacman -Suuy if(window.hljsLoader && !document.currentScript.parentNode.hasAttribute('data-s9e-livepreview-onupdate')) { window.hljsLoader.highlightBlocks(document.currentScript.parentNode); } We are checking now over the next two weeks, that the cachybuilder is working correctly and it has no issues. If everything is fine, we will start building the x86-64-v4 packages to bring them finally before this year ends to get into a even more optimized state. CachyOS Kernels With Kernel 6.6 EEVDF got merged and through this some custom schedulers got broken and not updated yet. Following custom schedulers are currently NOT updated/supported: TT (linux-cachyos-tt) PDS (linux-cachyos-pds) BMQ (linux-cachyos-bmq) CFS (linux-cachyos-cfs) The hardened kernel will get an update soon. There is currently also a issue with the zfs module with the 6.6 Kernel, when paired with clang/llvm. So, if you use zfs, please use the default gcc variant. We are also adding a new CachyOS Kernel - linux-cachyos-sched-ext sched-ext is a new patchset from META, which allows to load schedulers via the userspace instead of compiling them directly into the kernel. The most interesting sched-ext scheduler are “NEST” and “scx_rusty” linux-cachyos-schd-ext comes with the CachyOS Patchset including the BORE Scheduler. Tomorrow this kernel will be in the repo, please use following command to install it: sudo pacman -S linux-cachyos-sched-ext linux-cachyos-sched-ext-headers linux-cachyos-sched-ext-schedulers if(window.hljsLoader && !document.currentScript.parentNode.hasAttribute('data-s9e-livepreview-onupdate')) { window.hljsLoader.highlightBlocks(document.currentScript.parentNode); } Thanks for your patience and have fun with the new kernels and features. Be aware that maybe some mirrors take time to sync. mirror.cachyos.org, aur.cachyos.org, us.cachyos.org and hun.cachyos.org are fully synced. The CachyOS Team

0ad (a26-11.1) is broken beacuse of old libsodium (arch extra a26-11 is fine)

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> 0ad
/usr/bin/pyrogenesis: error while loading shared libraries: libsodium.so.23: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Everything is fine with the arch extra 0ad version a26-11.

-> cachyos 0ad version a26-11.1 (in cachyos-extra-v3) should use the same libsodium.so.26, but it uses libsodium.so.23.

Schlaefer

Flatpak and nix having issues here.

MikolajQ

Is there a chance for a fix?

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MikolajQ

In the meantime, until they rebuild this package, you can install the package from the arch extra repos (just run octopi > search for 0ad > and update to the arch package).

(You can do this every time you have a problem with a cachyos package. They are the same packages, just compiled with different cpu optimizations).

MikolajQ

Thanks I’m doing that way.

ptr1337

Sorry for the delay, see the announcement in the forum. I also post it here:

Hey @everyone ,

CachyOS Repository Rebuild is done

We are very sorry for the delay of the repo rebuild, since there were some issues in the new cachybuilder.
We have finally got them solved and the repo is updated and synced.

Please run following commands to get into the repo state again:

sudo pacman -Sy
sudo pacman -Scc
sudo pacman -S cachyos/pacman
sudo pacman -Suuy

We are checking now over the next two weeks, that the cachybuilder is working correctly and it has no issues. If everything is fine, we will start building the x86-64-v4 packages to bring them finally before this year ends to get into a even more optimized state.

CachyOS Kernels

With Kernel 6.6 EEVDF got merged and through this some custom schedulers got broken and not updated yet.
Following custom schedulers are currently NOT updated/supported:

TT (linux-cachyos-tt)
PDS (linux-cachyos-pds)
BMQ (linux-cachyos-bmq)
CFS (linux-cachyos-cfs)

The hardened kernel will get an update soon.
There is currently also a issue with the zfs module with the 6.6 Kernel, when paired with clang/llvm. So, if you use zfs, please use the default gcc variant.

We are also adding a new CachyOS Kernel - linux-cachyos-sched-ext

sched-ext is a new patchset from META, which allows to load schedulers via the userspace instead of compiling them directly into the kernel.
The most interesting sched-ext scheduler are “NEST” and “scx_rusty”
linux-cachyos-schd-ext comes with the CachyOS Patchset including the BORE Scheduler.

Tomorrow this kernel will be in the repo, please use following command to install it:

sudo pacman -S linux-cachyos-sched-ext linux-cachyos-sched-ext-headers linux-cachyos-sched-ext-schedulers

Thanks for your patience and have fun with the new kernels and features.

Be aware that maybe some mirrors take time to sync.
mirror.cachyos.org, aur.cachyos.org, us.cachyos.org and hun.cachyos.org are fully synced.

The CachyOS Team

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ptr1337

Thanks.

I have never seen the announcements, as they are missing from the “All discussions” section, witch I have on as default with “Latest” sorting.

-> perhaps you could fix this, so that the announcements can appear in the “latest” sorting by date as well?

Thanks to your post here I now know that I have been missing an entire section of the forums… the most important one. :x

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This was finally fixed with an update (for some reason I can’t select the best answer to mark this as resolved).