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<gnucode>it's been about 3 or 4 months since I have updated my hurd install. <gnucode>I did "sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade" (Apparently this is not the recommended upgrade procedure... <gnucode>anyway, "which halt" and "which poweroff" are not working. <gnucode>sudo apt full-upgrade give me this gem of an error <gnucode>actually most commands give me that error <gnucode>I would rather not have to hard shutdown via holding the power button, but I do not see how I can turn off my machine at present. <gnucode>Did Samuel mention something on bug-hurd about needing to run some command after a recent upgrade to fix some packages? <gnucode>also I am kind of excited that I am using the Emacs version 29. That's pretty cool! <gnucode>I am also somewhat starting to think that apt may be a better package manager than guix for the Hurd. Guix has to download a zillion files to update the tiniest stuff. I feel like the Hurd's network stack a little slow for that. But I am using really old hardware. What do I know... <gnucode>well while I while I wait, I guess I could check if magit still works on this newer version of emacs... <gnucode>well, it appears to work. That's good news <gnucode>but halt-hurd and reboot-hurd does nothing. <dsmith>I'm curious why sudo would be a problem. Because environment or path no set properly? <gnucode>dsmith: I really do not know. I did just do a massive upgrade. <gnucode>but also why would "halt" and "reboot" may disappeared? <gnucode>I have used sudo before just fine on this machine. <gnucode>so I can manually run that command apparently. <gnucode>I guess that I will give that a try. <gnucode>if i leave this irc session then it probably worked. <gnucode>and it's pretty awesome that I'm running Emacs 29! <gnucode>interestingly, "sudo apt" is giving me the same issue <dsmith>Sounds kind of like a C lib issue. Like not using the right onw. <gnucode>I probably don't quite have enough time for that now. <gnucode>also netsurf is no longer installed. <gnucode>I should really actually port that program at some point. <gnucode>anyway, thanks for the encouragement dsmith. I'm going to head out to work a little early. <gnucode>I hope the ARM port works out swell. I think my pinephone (and graphene OS) are my only ARM devices.