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dufresnep:
Edit: I have the feeling of redoing the exact same thing and it works now!

Trying to reinstall from Ubuntu by script.
I erased /mnt/*, /etc/install-nutyx.conf and /etc/install-nutyx.conf.d:
Always getting:

--- Code: ---   ADD: (base) ncurses 6.1-1, 2848 files: 100 %
post-install: start
post-install: finish                                                   [  OK  ]
Retrieve info about the 11 packages: 100 %
   ADD: (base) lzo 2.10-2, 7 files: 100 %
post-install: start
post-install: finish                                                   [  OK  ]
Retrieve info about the 12 packages: 100 %
.POST
post-install: start
post-install: finish
pkgadd 2.4.105: glibc: listed file(s) already installed (use -f to ignore and overwrite)                                                               [ FAIL ]
 FAILURE:

 You should not read this error.

 It means something went wrong with the installation of glibc  Thanks to inform us via the website http://www.nutyx.org. Thanks again for your collaboration.

Press Enter to continue...



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Including the config at the beginning:

--- Code: ---root@paul-FQ516AA-A2L-a6648f:/home/paul# bash ./install-nutyx
LFS        : /mnt/hd
DEVICE     : /mnt/hd
URL        : http://downloads.nutyx.org
VERSION    : rolling
KERNEL     : linux-firmware eudev sysklogd sysvinit reiserfsprogs e3 grub lz4 mdadm jfsutils xfsprogs btrfs-progs dhcpcd kernel-lts eudev sysklogd sysvinit
DEPOT      : /var/lib/pkg/depot
MOUNT      :
FOLDER     : /mnt/hd
DEPOT_BASE : http://downloads.nutyx.org/x86_64/rolling/base
DEVEL      :
CHROOT_LIST: nutyx acl attr bash bzip2 coreutils curl expat gcc readline ncurses lzo glibc gmp xz zlib libarchive mpc mpfr openssl cards
Downloading cards...                     
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Thierry:
Just try here, no issues:


--- Code: ---su -
rm -r /mnt/hd
install-nutyx
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Try without any configuration files "/etc/install-nutyx.conf and /etc/install-nutyx.conf.d" , as in most of the case they are not need.
It means if you have issues with the installation of the first 20 packages, it's your host linux responsible

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