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/usr/bin/env not found #70
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Run Once you get to the first error, long tap > MORE > SHARE TRANSCRIPT in the Termux session window and copy and paste the output here. We know what we have, not much:
How did we get not much? If you are new to Termux, https://termux.com/help has directions. Add a screenshot of the output if you like. When you press and momentarily hold the volumeDown+power buttons simultaneously on a smartphone, it takes a screenshot. Practice taking screenshots and copying the transcript before opening a new session and reinstalling if you want to; This may help you in creating the requested information quickly. |
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@tajnymag I just attempted to reproduce the errors in a similar Android 7 environment: no error. There is one important difference however: aarch64 architecture. This may or might not have something to do with the error. |
If you know some basics of BASH, you can use |
@tajnymag after reviewing the information you provided, and the code once again:
EDIT: The second commit has been depreciated after testing. |
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Commit a431bf3 adds bsdtar funtionality and depreciates busybox tar. Once tested, if passing, I'll push it to stable. If you want to test with me, uncomment L625 in
Enjoy 🌊⛵💦🏖🏞🏙☀ |
When you run Alternatively, install method 2 (git cloning) provides all the functionality of
Cleanliness in the git repository was just added with version 1.6; Older versions will self-update unless they are edited not update to by hand. Instructions how to are here at issues... |
@tajnymag initial testing is finished; The result is this b99ac3c commit. It depreciates busybox tar for bsdtar on armv7 and aarch64 architectures. This may be the key for this issue. Run |
Nope, still errors
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I'll look into it properly tomorrow/on Friday. It might be something on my side, though I haven't found it yet. |
Commit 90b7c6b reimplements rmarchq () which displays the following when the installation directory $installdir exists, eliminating the need to use
When the installation directory exits, tapping enter will choose the default yes answer, which in our case is highly recommended; since this will give us a clean start. Instructions about using |
Cool. That will help new users 👍 |
Possibly, probably not, by this I mean it doesn't really matter whether it's off. Edit: after extensive testing, it does matter. Downloading the image and refreshing the install does generate errors in the end. It does matter when it's on. If a new user is unaware and reinstalls Arch Linux in Termux PRoot, it should not matter much whether they forgot that they might have done so already; and do it again by mistake. Overlaying a brand new system should not matter much when the system is brand new. When it is older, errors will probably occur. We are doing something is a little more interesting than simply installing, we are debugging the installation process. Since overlaying the system may matter, but may not even when it is brand new, we want this variable out of the equation. That's why I was asking to use the purge function manually before, which is still current. Our interactions, and the fact that I also want to gauge the UX (user experience) with this function when it is on by default a little more are why it is back on at present. Thanks for the positive feedback. It shall probably go back to off in the future: If the user doesn't know, and it doesn't make a difference for the regular user, and it does make a difference in the seamlessness the user experiences = This is why function rmarchq () is off by default.In a scenario when the download is interrupted for some reason, for example on a slow connection, and Possibly this question should be on by default as you stated, but you might change your mind later; And I might change my mind about this topic as well. Possibly the function wants expansion; More information for the user to make a sound judgemental decision without confusing the user. One of the design goals of TermuxArch is no setup required, similar to Termux. Hence a judgemental question is out of the question for this goal to be fulfilled. Either way, while debugging the setup process, this change will automate the process a little more for both of us while we are working on this open issue. I propose using this comment window as a voting for this feature on or off. Use as many emojis as you like. Two emojis and two types of votes are defined. The other emojis are undefined. If you choose to, define an emoji and its' vote meaning equivalent, or use it with it's default definition. I have chosen as many emojis as possible to start us off with the amazing possibilities of voting at GitHub for a script feature.. Screenshot of TermuxArch with Function rmarchq () in Action:Use the GitHub emoji function to vote if you want function rmarchq () on or off by default:👍 on by default 👎 off by default Variance between the total numbers of votes shall be used as criteria for change from off by default. Total number of votes in each category shall also be criteria. Another words: no votes = no change for default status. Current function status : on |
same problem with you on android oreo proot error: execve("/usr/bin/env"): No such file or directory proot info: It seems that termux-exec is active and is prepending /data/data/com.termux/... to executable paths If this is path is not available inside proot, please "unset LD_PRELOAD" fatal error: see when unzipping linux files it shows Ignoring unknown extended header keyword 'SCHILY.fflags' after each commands |
@soulzzz can you help us resolve Oreo? Issue #74 is for Android 8 and wants more information about your device. Use Issue termux/proot#13 is a topic regarding Android 8 PRoot. Repost your comments there. You might want to try to organize what we want so we can assist as effectively as possible. Input and output are imperative. Since you are here, I can presume your input. Output is imperative. Don't be too bashful to post an attractive text wall at TermuxArch. Actually the request is for two of them at present. You might not notice the tiny bit of information. Hopefully one of us will find the solution to these pesky Android 8 issues. Ready:
Do you know a little bit about BASH scripting? Which method are you using to install? |
@soulzzz we have begun debugging Android 8 and PRoot upstream. Can you post the output for:
at Assertion "IS_IN_SYSENTER(tracee)" ? This ed9464c commit adds this test to the TermuxArch repository. Run
We want these test results to improve the Android 8 user experience with Termux. |
I'm getting this error after freshly installing TermuxArch and running startarch:
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