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15.05.2015 · Im not sure of the specifics of this package, but you could try grabbing the pkgbuild for the package and changing the version number to 9.1. You can update the source lines in the pkgbuild to a URL that has the source IF that has changed. Then open a terminal where the pkgbuild is located and run:

There are "time machine" repos out there where people just stores old packages, you can download the version you want and use pacman -U to install it.

26.05.2016 · In Arch Linux, there is an utility called "downgrade" that helps you to downgrade an installed package to any available older version. This utility will check your local cache and the remote servers (Arch Linux repositories) for the old versions of a required package.

Sep 30, 2016 · In Arch Linux, you can only ever have (unless you're using unofficial repositories) two versions of a package available: a stable version in one of the core/extra/community/multilib repositories and one in testing. If you really really really want to install older packages you have multiple options to find those:

30.09.2016 · Posts: 1,631. Re: Need to install an older version of virtualbox. Sorry I didn't think about the modules being built for older kernel. Just install virtualbox-host-dkms package instead of the pre-built modules (again the same version as your virtualbox package). It will build the kernel modules for your current kernel.

26.10.2019 · Re: [Solved] How to Install an Older Release? When you get to the step where you set your mirror, set it to the Arch Linux Archive url that you want to use. Note that the download speed will likely be much slower than installing from an up-to-date mirror near you. It may be faster to do the initial installation from an up-to-date mirror, then ...

Download old package on old Arch Linux install Raw README.mkdn Arch Linux is a rolling-release system that expects users to update regularly. This can be a problem if you find yourself in possession of an older Arch Linux machine that hasn't been kept up to date.

Aug 31, 2018 · What I would like to get, is a way to install a specific version of a package from the repo, without the need to specify the whole URL to the specific package name. Sort of `pacman -S package-1.2.3-1`. Is this possible in some not-too-dirty way? Last edited by blochl (2019-04-20 07:50:51)

Arch Linux Archive. The Arch Linux Archive is a daily snapshot of the official repositories.It can be used to install a previous package version, or restore the system to an earlier date.. Rebuild the package. If the package is unavailable, find the correct PKGBUILD and rebuild it with makepkg.. For packages from the official repositories, retrieve the PKGBUILD with ABS and change the …

In case you have Arch Linux, then you will have to deal with pacman as a package manager.

If you know the URL to the package version you need to install, you can install it from source via install.packages() directed to that URL. If you don’t know the URL, you can look for it in the CRAN Package Archive .

Arch Linux Archive The Arch Linux Archive is a daily snapshot of the official repositories. It can be used to install a previous package version, or restore the system to an earlier date . Rebuild the package If the package is unavailable, find the correct PKGBUILD and rebuild it with makepkg .

If old package was installed at some point /var/cache/pacman should have it cached, and pacman -U package.tar.xz to install it. Ok, I found out that downgrade can pull older versions (rpobably from Arch Linux Archive) However, it has to be pulled at update time: I can0t just upgrade the linux package and not upgrade the zfs packages. Ok, I ...

So, you may want to go back to the previous version you are used to until you find time to learn the new interface.

In Arch Linux, there is an utility called "downgrade" that helps you to downgrade an installed package to any available older version. This utility will check ...

I'd like to know how I can list all available versions (installed as well as non installed) of a given package in Arch Linux, not only the latest version.

If old package was installed at some point /var/cache/pacman should have it cached, ... can pull older versions (rpobably from Arch Linux Archive) However, ...

Arch mirrors do not usually maintain older versions of packages, so you cannot directly find older versions in a mirror.

However, if they tools aren't already installed, you're out of luck: Arch's package repositories store only very recent versions of every package. For ...

I'd like to know how to install older version of a package. ... which is available from https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/postgresql-9.6/.

The Arch Linux Archive is a daily snapshot of the official repositories. It can be used to install a previous package version, or restore the ...