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Error when installing artix

I tryed to install artix openrc xfce on my pc, and got this error(important to say, for while i dont have internet access on this pc, maybe this error because of it?):

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<strong>&lt;class 'NameError'&gt;</strong></div><div>name 'warning' is not defined</div><div><br/>Traceback:</div><div><pre>File &quot;/usr/lib/calamares/modules/postcfg/main.py&quot;, line 92, in run
    return config.run()
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^

  File &quot;/usr/lib/calamares/modules/postcfg/main.py&quot;, line 83, in run
    self.configure()

  File &quot;/usr/lib/calamares/modules/postcfg/main.py&quot;, line 70, in configure
    warning(&quot;pacman-key returned error code {!s}&quot;.format(ec))
    ^^^^^^^</pre></div>
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Because of what this error? What i should do?

Re: Error when installing artix

Reply #1 –
I'm not sure why, but your copy paste error messages has a lot of surplus html with it, perhaps editing that or adding it differently to your posts would help make things clearer to readers.
Nor am I really sure why your install is failing, I usually use the base install method personally. Some of the details here might help, although this refers to a base install:
https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/Installation
More general advice:
https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/Troubleshooting

Try again with different parameters, change things about and see if it helps, perhaps your partioning scheme has errors? Or try a different / older iso, sometimes there can be hardware specific issues at a given point in time. Record error messages and the results to see if anything changes, which could add helpful info for future attempts.

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Reply #2 –
In wiki installation guide:

A working Internet connection is required and assumed.

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Reply #3 –
really thanks u all for helping guys, it turns out that this error because of no internet connection. but i also think this error maybe because of old hdd which began to make strange noises (hdd in this pc was bought 6-7 years ago ://). should i replace this hard drive and try to install artix? i think no, cause i need internet connection, and i have only wireless network, and motherboard in this pc include only ethernet. few days ago i bought usb wifi adapter which use rtl8811, but in artix this adapter was strange - pc connect to network, few seconds - and pc disconnect, then connect, after few second disconnect etc... this should be because driver not installed, but how i can install base-devel to install driver, if i dont have  internet connection? this is the loop - i cant compile driver cause i cant install gcc, make and etc :/ 

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Reply #4 –
What make is that hdd, seagate maybe? Cause they park their heads with noise sometimes. But of course if the noise is new get rid of it.
Can you maybe move the pc to where the router is cause i assume it must have an ethernet port?
An internet connection is not required if you install manually, it must be only the graphical installer needing it and God knows why, haven't had the time to look at it. nevermind you need to tweak the image.

Re: Error when installing artix

Reply #5 –
You can compile driver on another machine with internet connection. Or you can download needed packages on another machine and add it on live USB. Or maybe there is some linux live systems already with gcc and such. Or you can borrow some ethernet router able to work as wi-fi access point. There's plenty of options.

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Reply #6 –
sorry me for answering a little bit later,  but today i bought a lan cable for this pc, and it for the first look worked fine - i can open sites in installed browser,  but in the artix installer there's no internet connection. then for test i tried to install firefox and what i get u can see in the screenshot

Re: Error when installing artix

Reply #7 –
You have wrong time and date on your computer. You need to fix it. Install and start NTP daemon or similar thing for time synchronization.
 

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Reply #9 –
just fact; this one only working in my case

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sudo ntpdate -u 0.arch.pool.ntp.org

as this still backk to wrong time/date:
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sudo ntpd -gq