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Chroot failing to setup #4943
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i was just gonna report this, having same issue at the exact same time |
anyone can share compiled https://github.com/iptoux/crouton/tree/9109b631e3d363630b6430d60651fc516b4e8081, ? |
I had the same issue when updating my chroot after the ChromeOs 111.0.5563.71 update. |
i have chromebook that have 111 so cannot restorie old version so how to install it ? i replace audio file - but now - Install crouton the usual way, with the new compiled crouton but usual way is https://goo.gl/fd3zc - so i belive that download original from repo .... anyone know how to install it ? |
i compile source but not work here is compiled file https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VENdY60vIsnVB4AnzKLoHryvwGR-dyhY/view?usp=sharing i get error
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I downloaded it and got the same error |
I got the same error too |
Ok, I fixed the new error so I managed to execute the new file however I get the original error again. Any ideas? |
What did you do? |
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@dnschneid @drinkcat @DennisLfromGA Do you guys know how we could get this to work on the new update? |
Concerning the '-Wundef-prefix=HAVE_,CRAS_' error, there was a fix merged for a different CRAS error but alas another one has popped up. A temporary fix for this new error can be found here: #4923 You may have to do that until a permanent fix can be merged. -DennisLfromGA |
We tried that but got the original error again. |
Original error meaning you got this again?:
If not, what 'original' error are you talking about? -DennisLfromGA |
Yeah |
So, you modified Then I don't know, maybe ask @DerenCinar about it. -DennisLfromGA |
I could not get it to work via patching targets/audio but have successfully compiled CRAS by patching prepare.sh instead Add to prepare.sh line 225, within convert_automake
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Can you share the new complied file? |
does this mean crouton is working?
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I could not get it to work via patching *targets/audio* but have
successfully compiled CRAS by patching prepare.sh instead
Add to prepare.sh line 225, within convert_automake
# Fix for #4932 s/\-Wundef\-prefix=HAVE_,CRAS_//g
s/-Wundef\-prefix=HAVE_,CRAS_//g s/\-Werror=undef-prefix//g
s/-Werror=undef-prefix//g
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@mkststrahilov can you link the compiled one |
I have 3 pixelbook machines but the 3rd one wont install my chroot because of this error. Very confusing... So i need to patch CRAS via prepare.sh inside of the chroot/xenial? I cant figure it out.
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See: Figure out a way to build audio target now that autotools is removed #4958 |
Please describe your issue:
whenever I try to install a chroot, it will go fine for about 2 minutes, and then say:
Compiling CRAS (i386)...
gcc: error: unrecognized command line option '-Wundef-prefix=HAVE_,CRAS_'
Failed to complete chroot setup.
Unmounting /mnt/stateful_partition/crouton/chroots/xenial...
when I try to enter the chroot it will say:
Compiling CRAS (i386)...
gcc: error: unrecognized command line option '-Wundef-prefix=HAVE_,CRAS_'
Failed to complete chroot setup.
The chroot setup script may be broken. Your chroot is not fully configured.
Removing the chroot setup script. You may want to update your chroot again.
UID 1000 not found in xenial
Unmounting /mnt/stateful_partition/crouton/chroots/xenial...
I think there is a fix at https://github.com/iptoux/crouton/tree/9109b631e3d363630b6430d60651fc516b4e8081,
but i am extremely new to crouton, and I have no idea how to follow the steps listed.
I have tried to install it and deleted it many times, and I get the same issue.
I am trying to install lxde.
my chroot is named xenial.
If known, describe the steps to reproduce the issue:
any time I run the following commands:
sudo crouton -t lxde
sudo enter-chroot
sudo enter-chroot -n xenial croutonversion
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