Hi all,
trying to do a fresh install but after automatic partitioning of system disk always get this error:
" Failure trying to run: chroot / target mount -t proc proc / proc "
I'm installing via usb key with iso image, all data disk unplugged
can someone help please?
many thanks!
Debootstrap error ( linked to language choice during installation of OMV 1.0 from iso images )
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- OMV 1.0
- gelöst
- latimeria
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What type of system?
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What type of media are you installing OMV on? It would get that far if the cpu didn't support 64 bit.
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What did you use to write the ISO image to usb stick?
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Use win32diskimager
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Hello,
Same here. I don't think it is hardware related. I'm using i386 ISO.
I'm installing from a 500Mb USB to an old SSD Kingston SDDNow 100S 16Gb disk. The USB was made using dd from my PC with Ubuntu 12.04.
I have the same error if I install on two different virtual machine on two different hosts using the ISO as a virtual CD to boot from.
I've downloaded twice the i386 ISO.
From the failed installation on the real hardware, if i look at console 4, as suggested by the installation tool, I found this last strings:kernel: [ 145.506951] Adding 686076k swap on /dev/sdb5. Priority:-1 extents:1 across:686076k SS
partman: mke2fs 1.42.5 (29-Jul-2012)
kernel: [ 153.375725] EXT4-fs (sdb1): mounted filesystem with ordered data mode. Opts: errors=remount-ro
apt-install: Queueing package e2fsprogs for later installation
partman: Using '/dev/sdb' for grub installation
main-menu[236]: (process:6147): WARNING: could not open /lib/modules/3.2.0-4-486/modules.builtin: No such file or directory
main-menu[236]: (process:6147): /bin/perform_recipe: line 38: reuse_partitions: not found
main-menu[236]: INFO: Menu item 'bootstrap-base' selected
debootstrap: mount: mount point /proc does not exist
debootstrap:Thanks to all.
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@latimeria, your cpu is 64 bit. Try using win32diskimager with the 64 bit ISO as ryeco suggested.
@rafee, what cpu???
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I have an old MiniITX Intel D201GLY2 with Intel Celeron.
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Same error.
I've tried to install Debian Wheezy netinst and the installation goes on. However I've stopped at a certain point (I had to go work....) , but the installation has been going on more than using OMV ISO image. I've stopped it when it was configuring the apt repository, so the OS installation was finished (if I'm not wrong).
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I´ve read a thread yesterday with exactly the same thing. If you try to install on a SSD and install by a USB stick, the USB stick will be sda and the SSD will be sdb - what shouldn´t be like that. Cannot find that thread :-/
Do you have the possibility to install by an external CD / DVD or in another computer with a CD/DVD drive?
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I've the same error while installing the last ISO in VMWare ESXi with 2GB RAM and 1HD 8GB, Debian 64 obviously.
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finally I did again a fresh install but this time I left the language to american-english ( even if I'm italian
) and the installation process went fine to the end without errors.
could it be a bug related to language choice in installation ?
now If I want to reconfigure the system to italian does the command "dpkg-reconfigure" work?Thanks
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I am also Italian, on the web I've read about the same problem with Debian relating the language.
However, In ESXi I've solved the issue installing the 0.5x and the upgrading to 1.0
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