Open befanyt opened 3 weeks ago
I think this is the other way around from looking at the log, the read only fs is what caused the toolbox to break I think? Can you share the system log?
Did a clean install again, bluefin:gts, after the message Welcome to bluefin, your computer is ready!
I hit the ubuntu-toolbox shortcut. Log below
❯ rpm-ostree status
State: idle
AutomaticUpdates: stage; rpm-ostreed-automatic.timer: no runs since boot
Deployments:
● ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bluefin:gts
Digest: sha256:c45af744e700412409ab654637542479b5982c1e2470df045a38bec8944a15bf
Version: 40.20241029.0 (2024-10-29T18:29:12Z)
Will download a fresh copy of bluefin-gts.iso and try on a proxmox host, just to rule out my hardware
Well good thing I tried it on another host, did not happen there. Sorry for the noise.
Let's let others chime in, a little due diligence won't hurt. (Just in case)
this issue also should be mitigated by #1901 (since there will be no ubuntu-toolbox container :p)
Describe the bug
So I've installed a fresh
bluefin:gts
in a VM, updated the system withujust update
to make sure I'm on the latest build.After hitting Ctrl + Alt + u the ubuntu-toolbox did not launch, but it did bork the complete system.
It notifies you,
Starting ubuntu-toolbox, please be patient
so I wait. Nothing happens. Then you get a notificationRestarting ubuntu-toolbox, please be patient
followed by the last messageubuntu-toolbox not created properly... Bailing Out...
When I then type in the terminal
What did you expect to happen?
Open the ubuntu-toolbox terminal.
Output of
rpm-ostree status
Output of
groups
Extra information or context
To reproduce make sure, opening the
ubuntu-toolbox
is the first thing you do after a fresh installation via the shortcut. Because when I first create a distrobox manually withdistrobox create testcontainer
and then launch theubuntu-toolbox
after that, it works without any problems as shown below:hit the keyboard shortcut to open ubuntu-toolbox
Same thing happens on
bluefin:latest
Added log file fromjournalctl --user -u ubuntu-toolbox.service
journalctl.txt