groups: cannot find name for group ID #2
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The 6 or more errors when extracting the tar are actually normal. It's all files in ubuntu-fs/dev/, which gets mounted to /dev/ anyway, so it shouldn't matter. I also get the |
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When decompress ubuntu**tar.gz shows decompressing ubuntu image |
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When i lunch start.sh shows -- bash start.sh My dpkg architecture is aarch64 plz...help.. |
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./start.sh |
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When i lunch start.sh shows -- bash start.sh My dpkg architecture is aarch64 This is what i have as well |
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You can try this branch https://github.com/Neo-Oli/termux-ubuntu/tree/stubs to see if it fixes things for you without breaking other things. |
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why i cant go to sdacrd in ubunto |
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First of all, even though there is a /sdcard folder, which there isn't, you mistyped it there. Please note, that this is not a support forum. And you are hijacking a totally different issue. |
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Same issue! $ ./start-ubuntu.sh
groups: cannot find name for group ID 3003
groups: cannot find name for group ID 9997
groups: cannot find name for group ID 20167
groups: cannot find name for group ID 50167
root@localhost:~# apt
apt 1.6.1 (arm64) |
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I have the same issue to: groups: cannot find name for group ID 3003 |
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I know that but the problem did not solved
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First of all, even though there is a /sdcard folder, which there isn't,
you mistyped it there.
See termux-storage for mounting sdcard into termux, then uncomment inside
start.sh
#command+=" -b /data/data/com.termux/files/home"
so it could be bind inside ubuntu.
Please note, that this is not a support forum. And you are hijacking a
totally different issue.
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Forgive me, but I want to thank Ahmedroid for his hijack and shaqman for his answer giving the script edit, which removed a "roadblock" for me! |
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i recomend to you to use this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gnuroot.debian and not termux |
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This is an issue that must be solved with proot. If the getgroups system call is called the kernel is returning supplemental group ids that your ubuntu chroot knowns nothing about. Probably need to fully emulate getgroups and setgroups withing fake_id0 extension. Right now there is a /TODO/ comment there. As a shorter term fix, you can probably get proot to drop those system calls. |
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Yes. Just dropping the system calls seems to not cause and issue for me. My version of fake_id0 is very different than yours, but you get the point. If I fully emulate this later, I will make sure to update you all. |
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solved by https://askubuntu.com/questions/463349/groups-cannot-find-name-for-group-id |
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touché! |
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Thanks, gauloics! It worked for me!
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`touch ~/.hushlogin`
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I'm not sure disabling the check is the best solution. Maybe using |
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@gauloics I love u too! The way to solve the problem is to touch a file in your Ubuntu system and you cannot get error again! |
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If you want, i make repo for install termux-ubuntu and how to fix groups: cannot find name group id click this link https://github.com/apolbox/termux-ubuntu |
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after quick research the groups are found in the rootfs bc of android adding them. so if your in your termux shell you should see those missing ids by running |
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Yesterday I also faced this issue, but there's no need to hushlogin to fix it. In my case, the problem arose because mounted the termux home folder. To fix this, you may copy all the data from the distro's home to termux home. Note that this was the problem in my case. And it worked. If this is not what happened with you, you may add a blank file named .hushlogin in the termux home by This will reset all your customisations, but you will have all your applications intact. |
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In your termux run And then You see, some group cannot show here, you need to check them by This uid and the group name is what we need, in my condition, run commands below in Ubuntu: addgroup --system --gid 3003 inet
addgroup --system --gid 9997 everybody
addgroup --system --gid 20237 u0_a237_cache
addgroup --system --gid 50237 all_a237
addgroup --system --gid 99909997 u999_everybody
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and others
$ ./startubuntu.sh
groups: cannot find name for group ID 1015
groups: cannot find name for group ID 1023
groups: cannot find name for group ID 1028
groups: cannot find name for group ID 3003
groups: cannot find name for group ID 9997
groups: cannot find name for group ID 50020
root@localhost:~# exit
logout
I get error while extracting file with tar, there was 6 file not extracted. I start ubuntu and get that error. So i extract ubuntu.tar.gz again with tar command, i get the 6 file back but the error still appear, is this not related with that error? I am new on linux, thank you.
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