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ZhymabekRoman / Exagear-For-Termux

Non official modified version of Exagear for Termux and proot based environemnts - Anlinux, AndroNix, UserLand and etc. No root access required
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Cant find bin? #24

Closed GuythatUhmCreatesRandomStuff closed 8 months ago

GuythatUhmCreatesRandomStuff commented 8 months ago

Ok so when i type ./start-exagear login it gives me this error.

~/ExaTermux $ ./start-exagear.sh login
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ExaGear for Termux by Zhymabek_Roman Version: 3.1-stable, 2021-2023 Copyright (c) 2013-2019 'Elbrus Technologies' LLC. All rights reserved. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. System memory configuration is determined as 3g Folder 'bin' in guest system not found. The guest system is likely damaged. Exit...

But when i type ls.

~/ExaTermux $ ls LICENSE debian-i686-pd-v2.2.0.tar.xz README.md exagear-fs bin start-exagear.sh

Or mkdir

~/ExaTermux $ mkdir bin mkdir: cannot create directory ‘bin’: File exists ~/ExaTermux $

It says the bin file exists but the sh script cant find it, ill nano the script and check whats happening too.

GuythatUhmCreatesRandomStuff commented 8 months ago

Screenshot_20240110-201452_Termux I have accidentally closed the issue, also i am using the updated rootfs for proot-distro since the old ones were gone.

GuythatUhmCreatesRandomStuff commented 8 months ago

the contents of the Debian-i686 folder ![Uploading Screenshot_20240110-202342_Termux.jpg…]()

GuythatUhmCreatesRandomStuff commented 8 months ago

Screenshot_20240110-202342_Termux

ZhymabekRoman commented 8 months ago

I will update README file

ZhymabekRoman commented 8 months ago

Please remove existing folder, and repeat all steps from README file:

rm -rfv ~/ExaTermux
GuythatUhmCreatesRandomStuff commented 8 months ago

Please remove existing folder, and repeat all steps from README file:

rm -rfv ~/ExaTermux

I did, but it still thinks bin is damaged, maybe the proot distro tar file might not work with this. Screenshot_20240111-161111_Termux

ZhymabekRoman commented 8 months ago 
ls ./
ls exagear-fs/
GuythatUhmCreatesRandomStuff commented 8 months ago 
ls ./
ls exagear-fs/

Screenshot_20240112-161901_Termux

ZhymabekRoman commented 8 months ago

Second command: ls exagear-fs/

GuythatUhmCreatesRandomStuff commented 8 months ago

Screenshot_20240113-070655_Termux

GuythatUhmCreatesRandomStuff commented 8 months ago

Second command: ls exagear-fs/

^

ZhymabekRoman commented 8 months ago

Do: cd ~/ExaTermux mv exagear-fs/debian-i686/* exagear-fs/

GuythatUhmCreatesRandomStuff commented 8 months ago

Screenshot_20240113-105146_Termux

Do: cd ~/ExaTermux mv exagear-fs/debian-i686/* exagear-fs/

ZhymabekRoman commented 8 months ago

do EXACTLY how written: mv exagear-fs/debian-i686/* exagear-fs/

YOU executed command without /*.

AGAIN: mv exagear-fs/debian-i686/* exagear-fs/

GuythatUhmCreatesRandomStuff commented 8 months ago

do EXACTLY how written: mv exagear-fs/debian-i686/* exagear-fs/

YOU executed command without /*.

AGAIN: mv exagear-fs/debian-i686/* exagear-fs/

It worked, thanks for help