Re: cannot create chroot/etc/debian_chroot: Directory nonexistent @ ubuntu
On 01/26/2011 07:37 AM, '2+ wrote:
> this is on ubuntu-maverick installed on an usb-hdd
>
> my:
>
> lh config -d sid -a i386 --packages "vim-nox alsa-utils dvtm htop
> python python-pygame ghc6 haskell-platform c2hs libsndfile1-dev
> libasound2-dev caca-utils mutt sfront csound vorbis-tools sox mpg321
> yatm xine-console ecasound ghc6 live-helper mplayer rubberband-cli"
> lh build
Which version of live-build (formerly known as live-helper)? Please
ensure you're using the latest.
>
> resulted into:
>
> P: Creating config tree
> P: Setting up cleanup function
> P: Begin caching bootstrap stage...
> W: skipping bootstrap_cache.restore
All of these "W:" indicate you've done this before. That is, you ran a
prior "lh config" and "lh build" in the directory, possibly with some
wrong values (e.g. -d specifying an invalid codename). Please start
fresh, in a fresh directory with the above config. Things will probably
go better for you.
Better yet, use auto/* as described here:
http://live.debian.net/manual/en/html/managing-a-configuration.html
This avoids the problem of rerunning with an unclean configuration
because the configuration will be generated cleanly each time with
auto/config.
Also, make it your habit to "lb clean" between builds when you change
your config, as most config changes alter things in both the chroot &
binary stages, so they must be regenerated completely and cannot be
reused from cached copies.
Ben
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