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first time archinstall breaks (bad file descriptor, failed to copy permissions, etc) #2047
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Mentioned the other issue b/c for my both happen at the same time. Not sure how closely related, though. |
If I understand correctly, this is an issue with systemd. Both with the bootctl install command and creating users and adding new user to groups. This also stops a manual installation so it's not an archinstall specific issue. One fix suggested was to downgrade systemd to 254.1. Didn't test it as it got late and I was over it at that point. |
Hi. 254.1 was installed already on my latest flash drive. I downgraded to 253.1, which then showed the same behavior. |
A temporary solution to all your problems that worked for me.
Once installed and rebooted, you can run |
Hey that worked! Out of curiosity, what is causing the issue? |
I wasn't much interested in the nature of the problem, but a cursory reading of the issues lead me to the fact that there was a bug in the systemd release. |
Hey @deepkerch that worked! Also nice, didn't know that was possible :) Thanks !! So this is the same as the other tickets after all, will close this one. |
Yes, the workaround worked. Thank you very much @deepkerch! |
I think it's not the same as #2046 but I'm not really sure ?
Here are the logs: archinstall-crash.tmux.txt
Today wanted to do my first archinstall on my new workstation (have done the old fashioned ways many times)
When installation is ongoing I see several things, like:
Failed to write /etc/machine-id: Bad file descriptor
and
Failed to copy permissions from /etc/group to /etc/.#group7db53da4abca2c9a: No such file or directory
then
Failed to resolve group ..
but is understandable if previous steps already brokeit ends with:
I did try several workarounds that are mentioned in the other ticket, like putting in the testing repo in /etc/pacman.conf, manually installing the systemd 254.3, do not define a user in archinstall, but all times in breaks in the same way.
Hope someone can help me out a bit, thanks !!
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