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Subsystem based on Ubuntu stack fails to launch with either exit code 1 or 255 #386
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I can't reproduce this. |
apx -v shows version 2.4.3 which is the latest, I think either there is a bug with apx that may cause this by not installing packages correctly while setting up the image or an issue with the ubuntu:latest image itself |
I can confirm this. I'm trying to setup a dev environment for my game project and I've created a special stack for that. I'm not sure if it just takes really really long or if it's actually crashing, because my other stack uses ubuntu:latest aswell, but works flawless. I guess that there's something wrong with a package or something. This is my stack config: I'm using the same packages on my Steam Deck where I've installed an ubuntu distrobox btw. |
ive tried to replicate this. I get a 255 error code despite the container starting. ive noticed that i do get a |
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im wondering if youre getting the same error that I am. can you open a /.system/usr/share/apx/distrobox/distrobox ls
/.system/usr/share/apx/distrobox/distrobox enter --name <name-of-subsystem> |
Installing blender, mono and dotnet will take quite a lot of time. Apart from that, I don't think vscodium is a official ubuntu package. |
Can confirm, when i stop a container i am unable to start it up again. I get "Error OCI runtime error: crun: ptsname: Innapropriate ioctl for device Fresh install Vanilla OS 2 |
On a fresh installation of Vanilla OS 2, any apx subsystem created using the provided Ubuntu substack, which is based on the ubuntu:latest container image, fails to launch with either an exit code 255 or exit code 1 with the following error message:
Here, Test refers to the Ubuntu subsystem that I created. Resetting the subsystem and deletion does not seem to solve this issue. On the other hand using other stacks such as Fedora works normally, and I am able to install, update, run and remove packages without any issues.
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