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I recently installed box86 in a crostini container in Chrome OS and ran the tests and they all managed to complete with box86 with no problem, but when I attempt to run bash that is inside the test folder the following is outputted:
Box86 with Dynarec v0.2.9 cb09b09 built on Dec 4 2022 01:18:35
bash: eval: line 77: syntax error near unexpected token "/usr/bin/dircolors",' bash: eval: line 77: execve("/usr/bin/dircolors", 0x64d876b8["dircolors", "-b", "(nil)"...], 0x64d31ca8) is x64=0 x86=0 script=0 (my_context->envv=0xecffa4c0, environ=0x64cb0880'
I thought it was a problem with dircolors so I reinstalled coreutils and replaced it with armhf version but it stills gives the same error. Any idea on how to fix it?
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I recently installed box86 in a crostini container in Chrome OS and ran the tests and they all managed to complete with box86 with no problem, but when I attempt to run bash that is inside the test folder the following is outputted:
Box86 with Dynarec v0.2.9 cb09b09 built on Dec 4 2022 01:18:35
bash: eval: line 77: syntax error near unexpected token
"/usr/bin/dircolors",' bash: eval: line 77:
execve("/usr/bin/dircolors", 0x64d876b8["dircolors", "-b", "(nil)"...], 0x64d31ca8) is x64=0 x86=0 script=0 (my_context->envv=0xecffa4c0, environ=0x64cb0880'I thought it was a problem with dircolors so I reinstalled coreutils and replaced it with armhf version but it stills gives the same error. Any idea on how to fix it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: