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CachyOS Calamares
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Install error: No such file or directory: '/tmp/calamares-root-zzj6p_tb/boot/refind_linux.conf' #41

Open alsemenov opened 2 days ago

alsemenov commented 2 days ago

I downloaded cachyos-desktop-linux-241003.iso and tried to install. I selected manual disk partitioning, rEFInd boot manager, created 2048MiB partition for boot and reused existing 100MiB /boot/efi partition from Windows 11. The installation proceeds normally, but at the very end I get the error "No such file or directory: '/tmp/calamares-root-zzj6p_tb/boot/refind_linux.conf'". Full log https://termbin.com/96bk

BTW, the link "report bug" in README points to calamares/calamares repository instead of CachyOS/cachyos-calamares

ptr1337 commented 2 days ago

With the upcoming release we will move away having /boot/efi and /boot for refind.

Please setup a 2GB /boot and then the rest a root. You can find the upcoming release ISO here: https://cdn77.cachyos.org/ISO/desktop/241110/cachyos-desktop-linux-241110.iso

alsemenov commented 2 days ago

Please, clarify the partityon type for single /boot. Should it be fat32 or ext4?

Also, please, clarify whether such setup will allow to boot existing Windows 11 installation?

ptr1337 commented 2 days ago

Please, clarify the partityon type for single /boot. Should it be fat32 or ext4?

Also, please, clarify whether such setup will allow to boot existing Windows 11 installation?

Refind should automatically detect the EFI of windows.

/boot fat32

alsemenov commented 1 day ago

With new image cachyos-desktop-linux-241110.iso I have got the same error. Please, see full log https://termbin.com/94vm

ptr1337 commented 1 day ago

I can not reproduce in QEMU with manual partitoning.

1Naim commented 1 day ago

With new image cachyos-desktop-linux-241110.iso I have got the same error. Please, see full log https://termbin.com/94vm

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like you're not applying the boot flag to the FAT32 partition.

alsemenov commented 15 hours ago

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like you're not applying the boot flag to the FAT32 partition.

I am sure I marked the checkbox for boot flag. I have found the following line in logs:

2024-11-11 - 21:58:24 [6]: virtual Calamares::JobResult SetPartFlagsJob::exec()
2024-11-11 - 21:58:24 [6]:     Setting flags on "/dev/nvme0n1" partition "/dev/nvme0n1p4" 
     "boot"

Also, please, look at the state of SDD after installation have failed - flag boot is present Screenshot_20241112_143551