olsztyn
even after apt has done a normal ‘apt remove’ of resolvconf during the openresolv installation will get rid of those extra files in /etc/ and the error messages in my experience.
Update:
Getting rid of the resolvconf error message ‘Failed to enable updates’ continues to be elusive. I have done a great multitude changes to remove resolvconf remnants from various places and this error message still appears during boot process.
In trying to list all I did in various stages removing incrementally more:
– purged per your recommendation
– executed resolvconf -u
– deleted resolvconf.conf from /etc
– deleted resolveconf folder from /etc
– deleted resolvconf from /etc/default
– deleted resolvconf folder from /var/run
– renamed resolvconf folder in /usr/lib
And likely some more, just did not take notes…
After doing this all, the darn message still appears during boot!
But the network and dns resolution works just fine and I am typing this from such system after reboot… it works fine likely because now the Openresolv takes care of dns resolution.
So it seems resolvconf is quite embedded somewhere in antiX and so far elusive in attemt to purge it completely.
Just to be also clear, at first I started my purge attempts on Live antiX, but after some time I redid all this on an installed antiX 23.1, just to eliminate any state preservation factors…
I will likely continue this resolvconf eradication excercise just to find out why this meesage continues to show during boot…
Live antiX Boot Options (Previously posted by Xecure):
http://antixlinuxfan.miraheze.org/wiki/Table_of_antiX_Boot_Parameters