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r58Playz / terraos

Boot Linux-based operating systems from a RMA shim.
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failed to enable kill-frecon service #14

Closed sosdos closed 3 months ago

sosdos commented 4 months ago

for some reason when I try to run the final script, after installing some packages w pacman I get "failed to enable kill-frecon service" along with some "target is busy" errors

r58Playz commented 4 months ago

Try rebooting, seems to fix it for me. No idea why it errors like that.

sosdos commented 4 months ago

nope, even after rebooting I get the exact same errors.

sosdos commented 4 months ago

for reference, this is the error(s).

perl: warning: Falling back to the standard locale ("C"). umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/proc: target is busy. umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/dev: target is busy. umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/sys: target is busy. umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/proc: target is busy. umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/sys/firmware/efi/efivars: target is busy. umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/sys: target is busy. New password: Retype new password: passwd: password updated successfully umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/proc: target is busy. umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/sys/firmware/efi/efivars: target is busy. umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/sys: target is busy. umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/sys: target is busy. umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/proc: target is busy. Generating locales... en_US.UTF-8... done Generation complete. chroot: failed to run command ‘systemctl’: No such file or directory umount: /home/home/terraos/uwu/arch_rootfs/proc: target is busy. failed to enable kill-frecon service

ignore the fact that I named the build directory uwu lmao

r58Playz commented 3 months ago

Either your systemd-chromiumos package or your chroot was corrupted while installing. Nothing to fix on my side.

sosdos commented 3 months ago

alright well thanks anyways, I ended up just using an alreay built image and it works fine.