Open Defal7c opened 3 years ago
Do you have an /etc/group
file? That's a standard expectation for most distros, and it's a bit worrying for it to be missing.
If it is missing, you might have a /etc/group-
or similar file. These are backups of /etc/group
. If so, you can probably copy it to /etc/group
to get going again.
If, after restoring /etc/group
, you get this error again, we can try to catch what's going by using Bedrock's etcfs
filesystem to log changes to the /etc
directory and catch what is removing /etc/group
. The latest beta includes improvements to this logging functionality. You could update to that, then edit /bedrock/etc/bedrock.conf
and go all the way to the bottom to the debug =
line and append etcfs
to it so it looks like debug = etcfs
. If you then reboot, Bedrock will log /etc
access to /bedrock/var/cache/etcfs-<stratum>
.
Somehow, with around 3-4 reboots after the installation, it worked. Thanks btw keep up the good work!
Roger wilco :)
Hello, just installed bedrock and went directly to the tutorial after the reboot, while doing that I tested a lot of distros and around 10 mirrors, no result. I'm using Arch on a x86 machine Here is the log:
[defal7@brick ~]$ sudo brl fetch -n tut-alpine alpine [sudo] password for defal7: [ 1/15 ( 6%)] Determining name