pacman -Su says I have new versions than world

[Deleted user]

In the rule:
Remove more systemd cruft and then run a full system upgrade:
I get

# pacman -Su
:: Starting full system upgrade...
warning: colord: local (1.4.0+11+g98cf67b-1) is newer than world (1.3.5-1)
warning: cups: local (2.2.4-2) is newer than world (2.2.4-1)
warning: curl: local (7.55.1-1) is newer than system (7.54.1-2)
warning: gnupg: local (2.1.23-1) is newer than system (2.1.22-1)
warning: hwids: local (20170715-1) is newer than system (20170328-1)
warning: libatasmart: local (0.19-3) is newer than world (0.19-2)
warning: libcups: local (2.2.4-2) is newer than world (2.2.4-1)
warning: libidn: local (1.33-2) is newer than system (1.33-1)
warning: libtasn1: local (4.12-2) is newer than system (4.12-1)
warning: libutil-linux: local (2.30.1-2) is newer than system (2.30.1-1)
warning: minizip: local (1:1.2.11-2) is newer than system (1.2.11-2)
warning: qt5-base: local (5.9.1-3) is newer than world (5.9.1-1)
warning: wpa_supplicant: local (1:2.6-8) is newer than system (2.6-8)
warning: xf86-video-intel: local (1:2.99.917+779+g2100efa1-2) is newer than world (2.99.917+777+g6babcf15-1)
warning: zlib: local (1:1.2.11-2) is newer than system (1.2.11-2)
 there is nothing to do

Is it correct?

[cromerc]

Run:
pacman -Suu

You still have systemd packages from arch linux installed. The double u is not a typo, it will force the change to the other non systemd packages.

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[Deleted user]

Thanks. pacman -S [list of packages] also worked.