UPDATE: SOLVED THE BSDPCIO ERROR.
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Originally Posted by catkin
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c@CW8:~$ ll -a | grep -- '-> d/' | cut -c44-
.VirtualBox -> d/.VirtualBox
.azureus -> d/.azureus
.keepass -> d/.keepass
.mozilla -> d/.mozilla
.opera -> d/.opera
.thunderbird -> d/.thunderbird/
Templates -> d/Templates/
VirtualBox VMs -> d/.VirtualBox
Is "bsdcpio fails to set local" the exact error message? netsearching for it gets no matches.
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Yes, when I am installing the packages, I get:
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Bsdcpio fails to set local
Or maybe its
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Bsdcpio: failed to set default locale
I can get the exact message in a little when I try again. I went to bed at 5am and its only 10ish so I'm a bit groggy. 5 hours of sleep isn't much.
Everything after, installs fine though. Its when I reboot that I get more error. Says its searching for the device in the /dev dir by uid it says it will take 10 seconds. Then when it can't find the file it give another error and throws me into a root recovery shell with limited commands. Give me an hour or so and I will have all the errors on this thread. Thanks
@TobiSGD, I have an 80GiG, 40GiG, and a 250GiG with Windows 7 for a just incase. For instance the new iPod touch I bought wont work with GTK on Ubuntu. So I use windows to load music on it... for now. A friends computer crashed and I used my HDD to ghost my image to his drive. So, I do not touch the 250. Windows does occasionally come in handy, surprisingly.
Anywho, the 80GiG has Ubuntu on it. The 40 is blank. Should I install Ubuntu on the 40 and use the 80 for the arch install?