Open b9Joker108 opened 2 months ago
On executing: bash .fedora
a second time, the chroot opens successfully. I have made changes to the .bashrc, but the .fedora script doesn't source the .bashrc upon logging in to the chroot. I tried different ways to make this change by editing .fedora, but I just get errors and the chroot doesn't open.
These are two of the fixes I ventured:
32 #command+=" /bin/bash -c 'source ~/.bashrc; bash --login'"
33 #command+=" /bin/bash -c 'source \/fedora-fs\/root\/.bashrc; bash --login'"
I tried others as well.
I chose to install KDE Plasma, and followed the instructions for: de-kde.sh
. It installed correctly. But the GUI didn't launch successfully. In VNC Viewer, there was only a black window with a moveable cursor, but the screen wasn't clickable, and there was no KDE Plasma desktop. Also, the script isn't appropriate for my screen resolution, as I am running a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra: 2,960 by 1,848 pixels. But, am unsure where to make the changes.
I also got this error message:
WARNING: vncserver has been replaced by a systemd unit and is now considered deprecated and removed in upstream. Please read /usr/share/doc/tigervnc/HOWTO.md for more information.
So, I resolved to use the termux-x11 process:
[root@localhost ~]# termux-x11
/usr/local/bin/termux-x11: line 17: startplasma-x11: command not found
Just to be sure, I killed Termux. Started the process from the beginning, same result.
yeah somehow fedora has too many problems and also I can't do anything maybe from fedora repository.
Hi
I installed the Fedora40.sh script, and it seemed to go without a hitch, as there was no error output. I then executed the .fedora script:
Which demonstrates that fedora is installed and working. But, I can't seem to open the chroot. The 'fedora' command doesn't take me to the fedora environment. What is the full command to login to the chroot environment, and I will alias it?
Thanking you in anticipation Beauford