I recently reinstalled an arch chroot and am unable to update it with installer/main.sh. I get the following error:
/usr/local/chroots/arch already exists; updating it...
sed: can't read /var/run/crouton/usr/local/chroots/arch/etc/os-release: No such file or directory
Unable to determine the release in /usr/local/chroots/arch. Please specify it with -r.
When I try with the -r I get the same missing file error and a "release doesn't match" message. If I try to force it with a second -u it still doesn't cooperate due to the os-release error.
It also refuses to go into an x-session directly from ChromeOS shell, but it I enter the chroot via terminal and then issue "startxfce4" everything works well. It appears to be trying to start on display 0 and then unmounts.
Any help getting there without having to delete and recreate the chroot would be appreciated. Using f2cf9ae on an Acer C720.
Hello,
I recently reinstalled an arch chroot and am unable to update it with installer/main.sh. I get the following error:
/usr/local/chroots/arch already exists; updating it... sed: can't read /var/run/crouton/usr/local/chroots/arch/etc/os-release: No such file or directory Unable to determine the release in /usr/local/chroots/arch. Please specify it with -r.
When I try with the -r I get the same missing file error and a "release doesn't match" message. If I try to force it with a second -u it still doesn't cooperate due to the os-release error.
It also refuses to go into an x-session directly from ChromeOS shell, but it I enter the chroot via terminal and then issue "startxfce4" everything works well. It appears to be trying to start on display 0 and then unmounts.
Any help getting there without having to delete and recreate the chroot would be appreciated. Using f2cf9ae on an Acer C720.
Thanks