Closed astroskyoffical closed 7 months ago
@tobhe mentioned that the file server might be down today and your log.txt suggest that downloading the image file failed.
Hopefully it will just work after tobhe gives the all clear tomorrow :)
Indeed, looks like something went wrong when moving some things to a new host. Should be fixed now, thanks for letting us know @astroskyoffical !
unfortunately even after reinstalling......its the same issue.... I also reinstalled my entire system just In case a configuration was the problem @tobhe @eslerm
Last login: Thu Apr 4 05:25:25 on console astro@Austins-MacBook-Air ~ % curl -sL https://ubuntuasahi.org/install | sh Bootstrapping installer: Checking version... Version: v0.7.1 Downloading... Extracting... Initializing...
The installer needs to run as root. Please enter your sudo password if prompted. Password:
Welcome to the Asahi Linux installer!
This installer will guide you through the process of setting up Asahi Linux on your Mac.
Please make sure you are familiar with our documentation at: https://alx.sh/w
Press enter to continue.
Collecting system information... Product name: MacBook Air (M1, 2020) SoC: Apple M1 Device class: j313ap Product type: MacBookAir10,1 Board ID: 0x26 Chip ID: 0x8103 System firmware: iBoot-10151.41.12 Boot UUID: 7DAD646C-13CF-4316-A62B-9A5EB7667215 Boot VGID: 7DAD646C-13CF-4316-A62B-9A5EB7667215 Default boot VGID: 7DAD646C-13CF-4316-A62B-9A5EB7667215 Boot mode: macOS OS version: 14.1 (23B74) OS restore version: 23.2.74.0.0,0 Main firmware version: 14.1 (23B74) No Fallback System Firmware / rOS SFR version: 23.2.74.0.0,0 SystemRecovery version: 23.2.74.0.0,0 (14.1 23B74) Login user: astro
Collecting partition information... System disk: disk0
Collecting OS information...
Partitions in system disk (disk0): 1: APFS [Macintosh HD] (245.11 GB, 6 volumes) OS: [B*] [Macintosh HD] macOS v14.1 [disk3s1s1, 7DAD646C-13CF-4316-A62B-9A5EB7667215] 2: APFS (System Recovery) (5.37 GB, 2 volumes) OS: [ ] recoveryOS v14.1 [Primary recoveryOS]
[B ] = Booted OS, [R ] = Booted recovery, [? ] = Unknown [ *] = Default boot volume
Using OS 'Macintosh HD' (disk3s1s1) for machine authentication.
Choose what to do: r: Resize an existing partition to make space for a new OS q: Quit without doing anything » Action (r): r
We're going to resize this partition: APFS [Macintosh HD] (245.11 GB, 6 volumes) Total size: 245.11 GB Free space: 225.64 GB Available space: 187.64 GB Overhead: 0 B Minimum new size: 57.47 GB (23.45%)
Enter the new size for your existing partition: You can enter a size such as '1GB', a fraction such as '50%', or the word 'min' for the smallest allowable size.
Examples: 30% - 30% to macOS, 70% to the new OS 80GB - 80GB to macOS, the rest to your new OS min - Shrink macOS as much as (safely) possible
» New size (50%): 40%
Resizing will free up 147.06 GB of space.
Note: your system may appear to freeze during the resize. This is normal, just wait until the process completes. » Continue? (y/N): y
Started APFS operation Aligning shrink delta to 147,064,291,328 bytes and targeting a new container size of 98,042,904,576 bytes Determined the minimum size for the APFS Container to be 20,199,768,064 bytes Resizing APFS Container designated by APFS Container Reference disk3 The specific APFS Physical Store being resized is disk0s2 Verifying storage system Using live mode Performing fsck_apfs -n -x -l /dev/disk0s2 Checking the container superblock Checking the checkpoint with transaction ID 2523 Checking the space manager Checking the space manager free queue trees Checking the object map Checking the encryption key structures Checking volume /dev/rdisk3s1 Checking the APFS volume superblock The volume Macintosh HD was formatted by newfs_apfs (1677.41.3.101.1) and last modified by apfs_kext (2235.41.1) Checking the object map Checking the snapshot metadata tree Checking the snapshot metadata Checking snapshot 1 of 1 (com.apple.os.update-0E668A68AC744DECF94EFD6DB452954A3976F45D11161E39EB75ED87C5104FF8) Checking the fsroot tree Checking the file extent tree Checking the extent ref tree Verifying volume object map space The volume /dev/rdisk3s1 with UUID 84217A7F-7279-48B6-A2CE-53EAB0CCF96B appears to be OK Checking volume /dev/rdisk3s2 Checking the APFS volume superblock The volume Preboot was formatted by newfs_apfs (2235.41.1) and last modified by apfs_kext (2235.41.1) Checking the object map Checking the snapshot metadata tree Checking the snapshot metadata Checking the fsroot tree Checking the extent ref tree Verifying volume object map space The volume /dev/rdisk3s2 with UUID 0A6FBD17-E44E-4632-984A-48D3031E0CC6 appears to be OK Checking volume /dev/rdisk3s3 Checking the APFS volume superblock The volume Recovery was formatted by newfs_apfs (2235.41.1) and last modified by apfs_kext (2235.41.1) Checking the object map Checking the snapshot metadata tree Checking the snapshot metadata Checking the fsroot tree Checking the extent ref tree Verifying volume object map space The volume /dev/rdisk3s3 with UUID 24BDB348-E701-4E18-BB49-B76D4AB7F817 appears to be OK Checking volume /dev/rdisk3s4 Checking the APFS volume superblock The volume Update was formatted by newfs_apfs (2235.41.1) and last modified by apfs_kext (2235.41.1) Checking the object map Checking the snapshot metadata tree Checking the snapshot metadata Checking the fsroot tree Checking the extent ref tree Verifying volume object map space The volume /dev/rdisk3s4 with UUID D06C6C8A-7A42-4E3F-8F1D-BC144B1EB9F4 appears to be OK Checking volume /dev/rdisk3s5 Checking the APFS volume superblock The volume Data was formatted by newfs_apfs (2235.41.1) and last modified by apfs_kext (2235.41.1) Checking the object map Checking the snapshot metadata tree Checking the snapshot metadata Checking the document ID tree Checking the fsroot tree Checking the extent ref tree Checking the file key rolling tree Verifying volume object map space The volume /dev/rdisk3s5 with UUID 7DAD646C-13CF-4316-A62B-9A5EB7667215 appears to be OK Checking volume /dev/rdisk3s6 Checking the APFS volume superblock The volume VM was formatted by apfs_boot_util (2235.41.1) and last modified by Checking the object map Checking the snapshot metadata tree Checking the snapshot metadata Checking the fsroot tree Checking the extent ref tree Verifying volume object map space The volume /dev/rdisk3s6 with UUID F2F8C4E8-8F5B-4D42-B34F-FB78B635706E appears to be OK Verifying allocated space The container /dev/disk0s2 appears to be OK Storage system check exit code is 0 Shrinking APFS Physical Store disk0s2 from 245,107,195,904 to 98,042,904,576 bytes Shrinking APFS data structures Shrinking partition Modifying partition map Finished APFS operation
Resize complete. Press enter to continue.
Collecting partition information... System disk: disk0
Collecting OS information...
Partitions in system disk (disk0): 1: APFS [Macintosh HD] (98.04 GB, 6 volumes) OS: [B*] [Macintosh HD] macOS v14.1 [disk3s1s1, 7DAD646C-13CF-4316-A62B-9A5EB7667215] 2: (free space: 147.06 GB) 3: APFS (System Recovery) (5.37 GB, 2 volumes) OS: [ ] recoveryOS v14.1 [Primary recoveryOS]
[B ] = Booted OS, [R ] = Booted recovery, [? ] = Unknown [ *] = Default boot volume
Using OS 'Macintosh HD' (disk3s1s1) for machine authentication.
Choose what to do: f: Install an OS into free space r: Resize an existing partition to make space for a new OS q: Quit without doing anything » Action (f): f
Choose an OS to install: 1: Ubuntu Desktop 23.10 » OS: 1
Downloading OS package info...
root : ERROR Exception caught
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/private/tmp/asahi-install/main.py", line 1058, in
The installer needs to run as root. Please enter your sudo password if prompted. Password:
Welcome to the Asahi Linux installer!
This installer will guide you through the process of setting up Asahi Linux on your Mac.
Please make sure you are familiar with our documentation at: https://alx.sh/w
Press enter to continue.
Collecting system information... Product name: MacBook Air (M1, 2020) SoC: Apple M1 Device class: j313ap Product type: MacBookAir10,1 Board ID: 0x26 Chip ID: 0x8103 System firmware: iBoot-10151.41.12 Boot UUID: 7DAD646C-13CF-4316-A62B-9A5EB7667215 Boot VGID: 7DAD646C-13CF-4316-A62B-9A5EB7667215 Default boot VGID: 7DAD646C-13CF-4316-A62B-9A5EB7667215 Boot mode: macOS OS version: 14.1 (23B74) OS restore version: 23.2.74.0.0,0 Main firmware version: 14.1 (23B74) No Fallback System Firmware / rOS SFR version: 23.2.74.0.0,0 SystemRecovery version: 23.2.74.0.0,0 (14.1 23B74) Login user: astro
Collecting partition information... System disk: disk0
Collecting OS information...
Partitions in system disk (disk0): 1: APFS [Macintosh HD] (98.04 GB, 6 volumes) OS: [B*] [Macintosh HD] macOS v14.1 [disk3s1s1, 7DAD646C-13CF-4316-A62B-9A5EB7667215] 2: (free space: 147.06 GB) 3: APFS (System Recovery) (5.37 GB, 2 volumes) OS: [ ] recoveryOS v14.1 [Primary recoveryOS]
[B ] = Booted OS, [R ] = Booted recovery, [? ] = Unknown [ *] = Default boot volume
Using OS 'Macintosh HD' (disk3s1s1) for machine authentication.
Choose what to do: f: Install an OS into free space r: Resize an existing partition to make space for a new OS q: Quit without doing anything » Action (f): f
Choose an OS to install: 1: Ubuntu Desktop 23.10 » OS: 1
Downloading OS package info...
root : ERROR Exception caught
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/private/tmp/asahi-install/main.py", line 1058, in
Probably just your DNS cache being outdated, you might have to flush it or wait a bit longer. I verified it works here.
@astroskyoffical any luck?
Closing this one since we believe the issue is fixed. Thanks!
log.txt
log attached, i have enough freespace and no matter what i do i cant proceed to install this ! its driving me nuts and id appreciate a more keen eye to help me out. please someone? im just a bit frustrated. i tried asahi linux mainline and i didnt enjoy it mainly due to its flatpaks and other none user friendly ways of doing things. i much prefer ubuntu for the most part so this would be great to get working on my system