Writing partitions failing, ls: cannot access '/usr/sbin/rootc.img': No such file or directory

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Writing partitions failing, ls: cannot access '/usr/sbin/rootc.img': No such file or directory #1328

Open aikebakeeeeees opened 2 years ago

aikebakeeeeees commented 2 years ago

been trying to install brunch for a couple days now but as i finally follow the guide properly i found when trying to execute the command 'sudo chromeos-install -dst /dev/mmcblk1' everything is fine up until writing partition 7 where it displays ls: cannot access '/usr/sbin/rootc.img': No such file or directory dd: invalid number: '' and then everything is fine up until writing partition 12 it displaysls: cannot access '/usr/sbin/efi_legacy.img': No such file or directory dd: invalid number: '' Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rush-er commented 2 years ago

I have the same problem

aikebakeeeeees commented 2 years ago

please, someone help; it's been 16 days and i am beginning to lose all hope.

even just a reinstall or this issue cant be solved, just some interaction.

MrCadawas commented 2 years ago

I had similar issues in December although I don't rememer the exact details.

Just tried again today. When I was making the img file in WSL, I added the -l flag (legacy efi) this time. This seems to have created a partition layout that works for my Dell laptop. Hope this works for you. BTW. I had to turn of secure boot for the legacy efi to work.