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RoliSoft / WSL-Distribution-Switcher

Scripts to replace the distribution behind Windows Subsystem for Linux with any other Linux distribution published on Docker Hub.
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Unable to start bash after installation of openSuse #45

Open rmreq opened 7 years ago

rmreq commented 7 years ago

Because package installation isn't working properly on Fedora, I tried installing openSuse (using the Creator's Update). Now when opening bash I get the code "Error: 0x80070040". Based on google results, it appears the issue is usually the result of manually removing the /etc/resolv.conf symlink on WSL, so the problem could be that file isn't present on the openSUSE Docker package.

WheelmanK commented 7 years ago

I ran into this same OpenSUSE problem, with the exception that the error code is 0x80070490. Googling for that code brings up links indicating its somehow related to Windows Update. I'm running Windows 10 Creator, version 1703, build 15063.413.

Additional: The version of python I have installed is 3.6.2rc1 I was able to install and run opensuse/amd64:13.2 from the unofficial Docker repo but keyboard input and display update is out of sync and erratic. I know that's not very descriptive but it's hard to describe the behavior, the cursor jumped around, the arrow keys did not operate properly if at all, neither did backspace or delete. When I executed the post install hook shell script it reported an unsupported OS.

Chartman123 commented 7 years ago

Same problem here, but I do get the error even if I follow the instructions here https://www.suse.com/communities/blog/make-windows-green-part-1/

So I don't think that it's related to this application here.