Closed mdeguzis closed 8 years ago
Maybe it is unclear (again), you need to execute croutoncycle :0
in a crosh shell, not Fedora shell. The binaries are installed with crouton, but I never experienced this issue. Does CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+F2 key combo work?
Also if you used a different path with -p
parameter the binaries would be installed in that path rather than the default one. Maybe this is the issue?
Cheers.
I did use a custom path, that's likely why I had to copy the binary to /usr/local/bin
On September 28, 2016 6:22:07 AM EDT, Nemanja Milosevic notifications@github.com wrote:
Maybe it is unclear (again), you need to execute
croutoncycle :0
in a crosh shell, not Fedora shell. The binaries are installed with crouton, but I never experienced this issue. Does CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+F2 key combo work?Also if you used a different path with
-p
parameter the binaries would be installed in that path rather than the default one. Maybe this is the issue?Cheers.
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Closing this, since I think this is how Crouton is intended to work. If you use a custom prefix you have to make a symlink manually.
I don't see in code where croutoncycle is installed, so perhaps this is my own issue, but I wanted to be sure. The file in /usr/local/bin does not exist. Is it possible there is a missed install step?
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Copying /usr/local/crouton-fedora/chroots/fedora/usr/local/bin/croutoncycle to /usr/local/bin/ seemed to work ok.