Open skullytonne opened 4 years ago
Same here
Same here
Same here. First run created USB without problem and next day pops that error. Tried on two PCs Windows 10 both.
Same anyone found a solution?
Nope, and it still doesnt work even on the newest freshly installed Win10
Hopefully get this fixed, need to reinstall my Catalina today :)
Edit, looks like the file is not even there anymore...
If you want temporary fix replace link in MakeInstall.py on line 35 to: self.oc_boot_url = "https://github.com/acidanthera/OpenCorePkg/raw/a1f60694c7c5fb07392529fa600d939dd916a81b/Utilities/BootInstall/"
commit before 24th April
Thanks :) Trying now
On Sun, Apr 26, 2020 at 4:43 PM adamnickster notifications@github.com wrote:
If you want temporary fix replace link in MakeInstall.py on line 35 to: self.oc_boot_url = " https://github.com/acidanthera/OpenCorePkg/raw/a1f60694c7c5fb07392529fa600d939dd916a81b/Utilities/BootInstall/ " commit before 24th April
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@adamnickster I pushed that as a temp change while waiting to see if Acidanthera's Duet repo will supply releases.
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same issue, dont know what to do
If you want temporary fix replace link in MakeInstall.py on line 35 to:
self.oc_boot_url = "https://github.com/acidanthera/OpenCorePkg/raw/a1f60694c7c5fb07392529fa600d939dd916a81b/Utilities/BootInstall/"
commit before 24th April
doesnt work
I found a way,the project maybe have some bugs and cant run in python,we can run in bat file download two files in opencore boot0 and boot1f32 put BOOTICEx64.exe in the same folder
run the script manually: attention: modify the device number BOOTICEx64.exe /device=3 /mbr /restore /file=boot0 /keep_dpt BOOTICEx64.exe /device=3:0 /pbr /restore /file=boot1f32 /keep_bpb
This error can also appear on 32-bit systems because BOOTICEx64 will not run on those (64-bit binary). It took me a good twenty minutes to figure that out by debugging though. The way errors are picked up upon in this particular script seems quite poor and they end up propagating instead of being handled.
Script works fine until it reaches this stage, where it spits out the attached error. Closing the error box continues to the next stage with PBR but spits out the same error. Any ideas?