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<li> Boot a recent live medium, mount the broken system on <code>/mnt</code> and use <code>pacman --sysroot /mnt ...</code> to reinstall/update the broken/outdated packages.</li>
<li> Install <a href="https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/pacman-static/#pinned-666894">pacman-static</a> (either from the <a href="https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/pacman-static/">AUR</a> before breaking the system or the <a href="https://pkgbuild.com/~eschwartz/repo/i686-extracted/pacman-static">extracted binary compiled by Eli Schwartz</a> if your system is already broken) and use <code>pacman-static</code> in place of <code>pacman</code> to reinstall/update the broken/outdated packages.</li>
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+ <h3>Fixing Broken Keyring(s)</h3>
+ Sometimes an ISO contains broken keys. This can easily be fixed by
+ updating your keyring with <code>pacman -S archlinux-keyring archlinux32-keyring</code>
+ and then <code>pacman-key --init</code>, <code>pacman-key populate archlinux archlinux32</code>
+ and <code>pacman-key --refresh</code>. Eventually this is something you
+ want to do in the chroot of your installation (<code>arch-chroot /mnt</code>).
<h3>BitTorrent Download (recommended)</h3>