New comment by HanoJing on void-packages repository

https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/issues/37579#issuecomment-1158009498

Comment:
I did it. I figured it out 

I just applied `sudo xdowngrade *` on every .aarch64.xbps mesa package, it installed everything and mesa works fine now.

I think the removal of the aarch64 patch must have some reason behind it, how can something like this happen otherwise?

I will just upgrade mesa by rebuilding it and reinstalling it via `xdowngrade`

`#!/bin/bash`

`cd /home/$(whoami)/Projekte/`
void-packages has to be repulled to bump mesa version:
`sudo rm -r void-packages`
`git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages`
`cp -r /home/$(whoami)/Downloads/0001-radeonsi-On-Aarch64-force-persistent-buffers-to-GTT.patch /home/$(whoami)/Projekte/void-packages/srcpkgs/mesa/patches/`

`cd /home/$(whoami)/Projekte/void-packages/`

`MESA_VER=$(grep version= srcpkgs/mesa/template | tr -d 'version=')`
`MESA_REV=$(grep revision= srcpkgs/mesa/template | tr -d 'revision=')`

`./xbps-src binary-bootstrap`
`./xbps-src pkg mesa -j$(nproc)`

`cd hostdir/binpkgs`

`sudo xdowngrade *`

`for filename in *-${MESA_VER}_${MESA_REV}.aarch64.xbps;`
`do  [ -f "$filename" ] || continue;`
`mv "$filename" "${filename//-${MESA_VER}_${MESA_REV}.aarch64.xbps/}";`
`done`

`sudo xbps-pkgdb -m hold *`

`rm -r *`


Thank you all for your help!