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Ubuntu 24.04 install fails #41
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huh. interesting. do you not have a |
I did, but the random /tmp/sub-dir did not generate iirc. Honestly 24.04 was such a mess I formatted and went to 22 and now it's running perfectly. Couldn't get a lot of things running. |
i think the "sub-dir" is actually the file eg lando itself before we copy it to destination so only the existence of |
I'm still able to reproduce this error on Ubuntu 24.04 using
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Related. On Linux Mint 22 (Based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS) Non-Debug output
Debug output
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@yorkshire-pudding What do you get for |
I also get this issue. Fresh Ubuntu 24.04 install installing Lando for the first time. In my case, the output that echo in the last comment is Here's my debug
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If I do
I wonder if the lando setup is not recognising that Mint should use Ubuntu. The purpose of this machine will just be development so no issues with switching it to Ubuntu if that makes it easier. |
@yorkshire-pudding with yours, the issue is that Docker is trying to install from a Debian Trixie package. There is no Debian 13 release for Docker, so it's failing. I see the error in your lando setup as well as your apt update output. You probably need to remove that docker apt repo and add the correct one following the Docker install instructions, probably the Ubuntu instructions to add the noble docker repo. |
@AaronFeledy - I can add the |
My guess is that the installer doesn't have any handling for linux mint and is falling back to the base debian repo. As a workaround you'll probably want to manually install Docker Engine, then Lando setup should succeed. |
Thanks @AaronFeledy - your advice has got me past that blockage and lando is now working. |
Trying to install lando on a fresh copy of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and get this error after entering my pw and it starts downloading
The file never reaches the /tmp/xxx folder
I grabbed the file manually using wget but don't know how to install it from there. "sudo dpkg -i filename" like I used to use before doesn't seem to work anymore.
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