Dear openSUSE experts,
I have crahed system that I want to reinstall via USB install of Tumbleweed withou format partitions
On the system there were/are some directory links with absolute path
made like/in style of
eg.
mkdir /home/partOfShare
mv /usr/share/"someDir" /home/partOfShare
ln -s /home//partOfShare/"someDir" /usr/share
I was recovered most of the install failures by replacing
absolute links to relavive links via
cd /usr/share
ln -s ../../partOfShare/"someDir" .
BUT during install
there are failed install filesystem package
with
lua script fialed (:%prein/filesystem..") No such file o directory
Only other erros are missing /bin/sh, even if there is working binary (not link) in /mnt/bin whene using installer. but every error message conatins %preinst
I asume that %postinst may be problem as well.
I cannot find content of %preinst variable, so I cannot find which directory to check for bad link.
I there anzbody who is able and allowed to send me directorz where to find content of %preinst variable, please?
Thank you for any data that helps me to find not corect path
I look forward hearing from you
Yours faithfullz
Peter Fodrek,j.j.
Hello Peter,
Am Dienstag, 24. Mai 2022, 11:32:29 CEST schrieb Fodrek Peter ml.:
I have crahed system that I want to reinstall via USB install of Tumbleweed withou format partitions
I remember not long ago a similar question from you...obviously your exising system layout is somewhat broken.
Have you considered backing up your data to an external drive (e.g. by using a live-system) and starting from scratch with a default installation?
Best, Axel
Dear Axel,
Dňa 24. 5. 2022 o 14:31 Axel Braun napísal(a):
Am Dienstag, 24. Mai 2022, 11:32:29 CEST schrieb Fodrek Peter ml.:
I have crahed system that I want to reinstall via USB install of Tumbleweed withou format partitions
I remember not long ago a similar question from you...obviously your exising system layout is somewhat broken.
Yes, but i made progress during recovery. From over 200 problems then about 40 now.
I am just to be informed where are preinstall scripts unpacked in the loacl filesystem before start for openSUSE
Last time writing question to the list made me progress in days after writing question.
Thanks for answer.
Peter.