Just tried your suggestion from the other topic. Updates are not working. Sadly I am not sure if I’ve done it the right way. There so many comments and commands… Many thanks to you for caring
Were you still connected to the internet when you ran this?
GLib.Error: g-resolver-error-quark: Error resolving ‘ostree.endlessm.com’: Name or service not known (0)
It’s very strange that you keep getting these errors resolving host names. I’m beginning to wonder if it’s a problem with your internet service provider and not with Endless OS itself. @wjt@dan thoughts on this one?
It got past the important parts of the script, but you’re having a network issue as @mhall119 pointed out. These types of issues should not normally cause problems with the system (I don’t think it’s what caused you to get into this state), but it does cause a problem for this script, which is trying to download missing files. There are 2 issues with you’re repo indicated by these messages:
Marking commits with missing objects as partial in /sysroot/ostree/repo
Commit 8c30669098ec948fa948aee79e17441268d169542e7d39ea46d06ebc0f6d0f7a already marked as partial
Commit 544227a635b16b31833ee446661a8c108d364e9c8909748848f3c937eaef842f already marked as partial
That means that some app/runtime/os is missing files in the repository. What happens next is that one of these tries to be updated to get the missing files:
Pulling 8c30669098ec948fa948aee79e17441268d169542e7d39ea46d06ebc0f6d0f7a commit from eos-sdk for runtime/com.endlessm.apps.Platform.Locale/x86_64/1
But then you hit the networking problems. You can just keep running this script until it succeeds, though. It will just pick up where it left off.
Thanks very much for the feedback. I’ve never had a system with these issues, so it’s been a little hard to figure out how to fix them If you don’t mind, can you run the following command:
for ref in `ostree refs`; do rev=`ostree rev-parse $ref`; echo $ref $rev; done
You can just paste the output in your reply. Thanks!
Ok, again, many thanks for your help. I’ll try to fix my problems in running the script again and again
I’ll tell you about result, if there will be one. Thought my internet connection was doing well, so let’s see…
Hello, connoisseurs. I have a similar problem. The AppCenter informs me of an update to the Endless Platform, but when I click Update, the line disappears for a few seconds, and then it reappears. What’s interesting is that the update has been installed through the terminal.
@NofFyddink
Something that would help us a lot to understand the problem would be this:
Open the application called ‘Terminal’
In this application run the command: eos-diagnostics
The above command will create a file with the information of your system (example: eos-diagnostic-160614_111731_UTC + 0100.txt); Send us this file so we can analyze and see a possible solution
Thanks for answer. Sorry, I read the whole thread, but i’m did not to do it immediately. Tonight, when I’m being at home, I’ll definitely do it and attach the file.
@NofFyddink I think that is a known, and harmless, problem. But the log doesn’t actually have anything relevant in it. Can you reboot your computer; launch the app center; reproduce the problem (click update, wait for the line to disappear and reappear); then re-run eos-diagnostics and attach the new log here.