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PermissionError #2396
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vbox, error too |
Could it be that it's in use? Mounted or otherwise? |
@Torxed nope, created two different virtual drives on two different vm's, and tried Installing on both of them. Same Error. |
Could you try: And if that fails, which it should, try: And if that fails, which it should not, try: And lastly, can you post your virtual disk setup? If you have custom SCSI controllers etc I'll need those too, and root hubs if you have custom PCI hubs/ports. And the disk conf itself, such as |
first command didn't fail, it just returned nothing. last time i installed arch should be around august/september of last year. everything worked normally back then, on bare metall same as on VMs |
Weird, the first command is just a copy paste from our source code oÔ. |
yeah idk, very weird, never had a probem with archinstall before... |
@DevLenn I'm having the same problem on vmware 17.5.2 Pro workstation. I have it configured under "Other Linux 6.x kernel 64-bit" with 32 gb of space. I found the best solution was to change the disk configuration from using the loopback (/dev/loop0) to using the vmware solution (/dev/sda) |
Hi,
i don't understand why i'm getting the following error by executing archinstall with root permission in order to install arch.
It's not my first time installing arch and i would consider my self as a somewhat-experienced arch user, it's just i've never experieced the following error:
Btw: it's running in a vmware VM
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