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oyim:
Hi Thierry!

The .iso is coming along nicely!  ;)

I have a couple of questions...please know that this was done in Virtualbox; I haven't tried installing it on actual hardware yet.

1. When using the "Install NuTyX on your machine" option (from my menu) in the live environment, I receive the following error...


--- Quote ---Failed to execute child process "evte" (No such file or directory)
--- End quote ---

However, if I run the executable from the terminal (in the live session)...


--- Code: ---sudo /root/bin/setup-nutyx
--- End code ---

...the installer works great! I'm also able to install it from the Install option in the Grub screen.

Just wondering if I've done something wrong or left something out that may be causing that error. It's not a problem to me...just curious.  ;)


2. The installer didn't allow me to create a new user during installation. Again, this is something that isn't a big deal...just wondering if I did something wrong or left out something during the build process?


3. Is it possible to build a 32bit version on my 64bit computer by specifying the architecture, or do I need to be on a 32bit computer?

Thank you Thierry...your work is amazing!

oyim:

--- Quote from: oyim on Fri Nov 30 03:52:57 2018 ---
1. When using the "Install NuTyX on your machine" option (from my menu) in the live environment, I receive the following error...


--- Quote ---Failed to execute child process "evte" (No such file or directory)
--- End quote ---

However, if I run the executable from the terminal (in the live session)...


--- Code: ---sudo /root/bin/setup-nutyx
--- End code ---

...the installer works great! I'm also able to install it from the Install option in the Grub screen.

Just wondering if I've done something wrong or left something out that may be causing that error. It's not a problem to me...just curious.  ;)


--- End quote ---

Okay...I was given some advice, and I'm adding the packages vte and vte3 to see if that will help.  :)

Thierry:

--- Quote ---When using the "Install NuTyX on your machine" option (from my menu) in the live environment, I receive the following error...
--- End quote ---

I believe evte is the default terminal configured in your DE. This configuration is If I'm right done by the xdg-utils package.
So you have 3 possibilities:
- you have to build the request terminal
- modify your config
- make a link to let run xterm instead of evte

--- Code: ---ln -sv xterm /usr/bin/evte
--- End code ---


--- Quote --- The installer didn't allow me to create a new user during installation.
--- End quote ---
Normal behavior, the installer found out that alreaydy one user exist so will not ask automaticaly for a new one.
To create a new one after install, runs:

--- Code: ---sudo setup-nutyx -cu
--- End code ---


--- Quote ---Is it possible to build a 32bit version on my 64bit computer by specifying the architecture?
--- End quote ---
Yes, as explain here:

run the script install-nutyx by specifying the "ARCH" variable:

--- Code: ---ARCH=i686 install-nutyx
--- End code ---


oyim:
Thank you Thierry. My apologies for not being more studious.


--- Quote ---I believe evte is the default terminal configured in your DE. This configuration is If I'm right done by the xdg-utils package.
So you have 3 possibilities:
- you have to build the request terminal
- modify your config
- make a link to let run xterm instead of evte
--- End quote ---

Ahhh...thank you. To be honest, I've never even heard of the evte terminal.  ;D 


--- Quote ---Normal behavior, the installer found out that alreaydy one user exist so will not ask automaticaly for a new one.
--- End quote ---

I thought that was probably the situation. No problem and easily taken care of! Thank you.  :)


--- Quote ---Yes, as explain here:

run the script install-nutyx by specifying the "ARCH" variable:
--- End quote ---

Thank you. As I said at the beginning of this post...my apologies for not being more studious.

Your help has been much appreciated, and thank you for taking the time to answer.

Thierry:
You're absolutly welcome, I appreciate so much such a feedbacks.

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