libertine-container-manager create fails:
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@sven Hi! Have you used Libertine before? I'm asking because it's known that is buggy, I never tried it.
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@C0n57an71n I am returning user of Ubuntu Touch. When I first used it in 2017 (?), there was no such nice idea like Libertine. So, today was my first try with Libertine. I think Libertine could offer many benefits, so I hope at least to see some workaround suggestions ...
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@sven I understand! I think you are the third person who's referring to Libertine int the least couple of hours... I'm telling you what I know: it's still in development so expect bugs. I think the team work hard to make one phone fully functional and then move further with "one OS/All machines" concept, but is just a guess...
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@sven I saw some errors scroll by when I created a container on my PinePhone too. But I decided to ignore them, since in the end the container was created either way.
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@arubislander Yes, it failed in the end, failure was reported and the remains were automatically deleted.
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Sorry to hear. In that case, I am not certain of the status of Libertine on the OP3T
Edit: Found this forum post that mentions libertine not working. Admittedly it is an old post, but still...
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I'm getting the same problem, also with the oneplus 3t device...
Did someone get a solution?
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@menos_16 try this , https://forums.ubports.com/topic/5699/libertine-container-manager-create-error-makedev , add this line self.run_in_container('apt remove -y makedev') in ChrootContainer.py.
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@zhangrelay Where in /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/libertine/ChrootContainer.py should this line be added?
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The following steps work on my phone:
- add self.run_in_container('apt remove -y makedev') to line 86 of /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/libertine/ChrootContainer.py
- TMPDIR=/tmp libertine-container-manager create --type chroot -i id-container
You can also refer to: https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/1305 .
