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Old 02-26-2018, 07:37 PM   #1
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Debian installer weekly build iso testing buster corrupt libdevmapper


I'm having problems with the debian buster install. I keep getting the same error: libdevmapper corrupted when installing the base system. I'm thinking this is a temporary problem with weekly iso build. I checked the iso md5 on the file and after writing to the install media. I did this with 2 different installation USB drives. Got the exact same error with both. Any ideas?
 
Old 02-28-2018, 03:55 AM   #2
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It's not uncommon for the weekly builds to have issues.
Maybe try the previous one or wait for the next.

edit: maybe they don't archive the previous builds...

You could also use the mini.iso from http://ftp.nl.debian.org/debian/dist...mages/netboot/ and choose testing from the expert install.

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I think it was a problem with the weekly build. Unfortunately, I did have time to wait. And even though I have a local mirror, I could not use jigdo, because that uses a snapshot of the mirror. So, although I had a newer, correct deb file on disk, the jidgo file specified the incorrect file and fetched it from the remote mirror snapshot. I probably could have tweaked it and rebuilt the jigdo and template files. But I didn't.

Now I'm stuck with stable, which isn't very exciting. But at least it's patched for spectre and meltdown, which was the whole thing that started this mess.
 
  


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