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BunsenLabs / bunsen-netinstall

Script and associated files to install BunsenLabs into a core Debian system.
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Sysfiles1 missing #1

Closed franzt closed 9 years ago

franzt commented 9 years ago

In one of the last commits the folder above was removed. this leads to errors while Runign the script, unless the singel file is added.

johnraff commented 9 years ago

Thank you franzt. The file that was there is no longer necessary, but the script needs amending so that it does not return an error.

EDIT: in fact the problem was that git ignores empty directories. Adding a .gitignore empty file should fix it.

smacz42 commented 9 years ago

@johnraff I am still recieving the following error:

gen_sources: line 1: sysfiles1/etc/apt/sources.list: No such file or directory
####### ERROR ########
There was a problem editing sources.list.

This was after a retrieval and run of the master.tar.gz tarball with the .gitignore file included in ~/bunsen-netinstall-master/sysfiles1 directory last night.

Adding the sources.list file where the script seems to be looking for it was the only way that the script was able to continue.

franzt commented 9 years ago

The esiest Solution for me was to create the file /bunsen-netinstall-master/sysfiles1/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/90bunsen and put the line

APT::InstallRecommends "true";

into it

DrKondor commented 9 years ago

I will personally confirm that franzt's fix works to get the installer going. Thanks franzt!

Everything seems to have installed -- however, after reboot, the default login screen doesn't recognize my user/pass.

I can log in fine by switching to another tty console (Ctrl-Alt-F1 for example.) But no graphical desktop.

franzt commented 9 years ago

that is just a hack to have a file were no file is neede. I'll try to fix it properly wen i get the time

johnraff commented 9 years ago

90bunsen was removed from the installer script because it is now installed by bunsen-configs. However, removing its directory, I forgot the script would still need to write a sources.list file in etc/apt.

sysfiles1/etc/apt has now been restored and I'm hoping the script will work again without any other changes.

johnraff commented 9 years ago

@DrKondor if your login problem persists with the current script, would you mind starting a new issue on that topic?

johnraff commented 9 years ago

The lightdm login issue was due to bunsen-utilities being missing from the build list. I believe both these issues have now been fixed - feel free to reopen this if they recur.