Hi!
My VLC pleer don’t run. After double click nothing happens, doesn’t even get open.
I tried like this topic
- this way don’t work.
Reinstalling app don’t help,
eos file attached.
eos-diagnostic-190524_151630_UTC 0300.txt (1.2 MB)
Hi!
My VLC pleer don’t run. After double click nothing happens, doesn’t even get open.
I tried like this topic
eos-updater-ctl update
Can you please post the output of the following command:
journalctl -f -u eos-updater
while running eos-updater-ctl update
on a second Terminal. This will give us the log messages of the updater service to see whats going on.
Interesting. Just downloading a 3.4.3 Image to check if i can reproduce the problem. Will keep you informed in this Thread
For some interesting reasons, my 3.4.3 repository configuration is different from yours … when i change my configuration to look like yours, i get exactly the same error.
So, you can try:
sudo bash
/var/lib/flatpak/repo/config
and replace the line below in the “eos” repository:branches=os/eos/nexthw/eos3.4;
with
branches=os/eos/amd64/eos3a;
eos-updater-ctl update
This time, the updater should find the 3.5.9 update and download it (take a look with journalctl in a second terminal if you like to watch the progress)
You need to edit and save the file with root permissions, as your regular user has no permission to do so. Use nano /var/lib/flatpak/repo/config
after you made yourself root with step (1)
Yep, i understand this, i tried to do like you said.
My actions:
sudo bash
" into Terminal, press Enter, type my password. After that Terminal look like this:
Good Morning, your issue is, that processes inherit the permissions of their parent. So, if you make yourself root in a Terminal with sudo bash
, only processes started from within this Terminal are granted root permissions.
You made yourself root and started the Editor from the Icon - which are two different contexts.
Use the nano
editor within the Terminal to edit the file after you made yourself root, then you can modify the file.
Hi! Thanks for the detailed explanation and your time! I do like you said: modify “config” file, reboot and run
eos-updater-ctl update
that’s what he wrote to me:
OK, the error message in the last line tells us, that the updater thinks that there is no update available. Can you please run the commands from my first post (journalctl -f -u eos-updater
in on Terminal, and eos-updater-ctl update
in another) and post the output. Now we should see why it doesn’t find the updates.
OK, lets try:
sudo bash
ostree admin set-origin eos https://ostree.endlessm.com/ostree/eos-amd64 os/eos/amd64/eos3a
eos-updater-ctl download
This time, you should get:
Changed state to Polling
Changed state to UpdateAvailable
======= Properties =======
State: Polling
CurrentID: '9f280efd9133212df279653067875881ace96dde7e76fa75c94f1cff7a1316b3'
DownloadSize: int64 924062681
DownloadedBytes: int64 0
ErrorCode: uint32 0
ErrorMessage: ''
ErrorName: ''
FullDownloadSize: int64 1433835620
FullUnpackedSize: int64 3413080197
OriginalRefspec: 'eos:os/eos/amd64/eos3a'
UnpackedSize: int64 2312855640
UpdateID: 'bd139ca00437571f92aa35126da9e1cad352dd45e24b8c7b58991b09bee936b3'
UpdateLabel: '190511-135626'
UpdateMessage: 'Built with eos-ostree-builder Release_3.5.8'
UpdateRefspec: 'eos:os/eos/amd64/eos3a'
Changed state to Fetching
Changed state to UpdateReady
======= Properties =======
State: Fetching
CurrentID: '9f280efd9133212df279653067875881ace96dde7e76fa75c94f1cff7a1316b3'
DownloadSize: int64 923546564
DownloadedBytes: int64 923306065
ErrorCode: uint32 0
ErrorMessage: ''
ErrorName: ''
FullDownloadSize: int64 1433835620
FullUnpackedSize: int64 3413080197
OriginalRefspec: 'eos:os/eos/amd64/eos3a'
UnpackedSize: int64 2311489800
UpdateID: 'bd139ca00437571f92aa35126da9e1cad352dd45e24b8c7b58991b09bee936b3'
UpdateLabel: '190511-135626'
UpdateMessage: 'Built with eos-ostree-builder Release_3.5.8'
UpdateRefspec: 'eos:os/eos/amd64/eos3a'
Changed state to ApplyingUpdate
Thank you, update the system turned out! Only in line
i replace “download” to “update”, like in your previously post.
Uninstall and install again VLC- all working good!
Thank you very much!
You’re welcome, i’m glad that it worked for you!
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