#mkinitcpio says "file not found" even though it exists
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It will tell you if it is within the directory your in
Make sure your in the directory
Use cd
Example: cd Desktop/folder/
yea I know
I am cd'd to /
and then ls'ed
and it's right there
crypto_keyfile.bin
I am a clown I spelled it wrong
im stupid
my bad
unrelatedly, how can I get an AUR package while I am still in the installer
Use git
Or install yay or yaru
Install yay
sudo pacman -S --needed base-devel git
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git
cd yay
makepkg -si
yay --version
use the version to verify that it works
cant use makepkg as root
I tried that right away
I tried su nobody
it freaked out
You’re already in su
ah
Add other repo to the iso if you want
Or install the package onto a usb and install it from that
E.g. compiling all the package with the iso
The list goes on
is PKGBUILD just bash?
Ye
i will just run it as a sh then
Its a script that builds the package
makepkg —syncdeps
same root error
Post the error
"ERROR: running makepkg as root is not allowed as it can cause permanent, catastrophic damage to your system."
i just want to use my PC -_-
and do what
makepkg wont ever run in root
i will just try my best to get around it i suppose
chmod who=permissions filename
Or
Try to use wget
Then tar xvzf file.tar
After that run makepkg
if i cant run makepkg then none of the other stuff I can do will help
I'm just running PKGBUILD as a bash file
oh well
not sure if it will run gl
it seems to be doing a lot of gcc commands
it might be okay?
uh
idk how to test if it works
hmm
well I have grub packages
I didnt earlier
makepkg itself is a shell script
You can comment out the part that checks if you are root
Not recommended on a normal install for sure but if you need the fix now you can do that and revert the changes after