Closed kevATin closed 4 years ago
No, but I have seen it a number of times too. It also happens on a Linux container under a chromebook.
The installer is basically pointless, because it installs the same exact binaries on every Linux system, regardless of how it was executed. So, I would create one nice raspberry pi install for yourself, then tar it up and use it as the basis for all your future installs.
Yeah that's what I've been doing; except zip instead of tar. Well too bad~
Back when I first set up altitude on my raspberry pi I quickly discovered that the installer had trouble executing, so I moved the files over from another system. Now I just saw that you're aware of that too:
I suppose it's unknown what the cause of some systems succeeding and others failing is, right?
Something that might be interesting; a RPi with the latest Raspbian image fails at running altitude.sh, but the x86 version (in VirtualBox) of Raspbian installs altitude fine.
Is the console output you're getting also like this?
Has someone tried to narrow that error down?