Haines Brown wrote: > The problem is that /usr and /var directories are empty. I struggled > with this with debootstrap for a while, although usually the /var > partition was filled, but never /usr until advised to use > cdebootstrap. That went well and partitions were filled, but for a > reason irrelevant here, I started again from the beginning, and now > cdebootstrap wouldn't fill /var and /usr. All the base packages were > downloaded and unpacked, but for some reason one or more directories > not seen. That's quite stange, I have never heard of or experienced debootstrap having such a problem. I'd look to see if my kernel or filesystem or disk are broken somehow, and strace debootstrap to see what's happening when it tries to create files in those directories. -- see shy jo
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