Could not unmount target system root /, calamares failed to finish 08 October 2024, 11:00:55 Tried twice, but failed with the same error. https://termbin.com/xn89https://termbin.com/kxa6iso used is xfce+dinit artix-xfce-dinit-20240823-x86_64iso was booted via easy2boot usb boot stick, linux type. on artix boot screen , choose boot from cd/dvd.upon installation options, I choose to use offline, install to a dedicated nvme drive, whole drive, manual partition as follows:GPT512 MB /boot/efi FAT32 with BOOT flag.165GB /home btrfs4GB swap linuxswap16GB /var xfsthe rest about 55GB allocated to / , type btrfsthere's about 17MB at the end of the nvme not allocated. Is there a bug in the installer or something I chose is not right? Thank you.
Re: Could not unmount target system root /, calamares failed to finish Reply #1 – 09 October 2024, 04:38:49 Have you tried ext4 ?
Re: Could not unmount target system root /, calamares failed to finish Reply #2 – 09 October 2024, 08:33:56 Hi yes I've tried ext4 for / and it was smooth all good. So it was btrfs combined with the installer causing trouble. I noticed that the various linux sub folders in / seemd to be utilising btrfs's special feature , they are not plain folder. (can see they show up as @ @abc etc when mounted). And this might causing the umount error , I saw multiple sub folders under / were mounted when the error happened
Re: Could not unmount target system root /, calamares failed to finish Reply #3 – 09 October 2024, 10:46:03 Quote from: noitem – on 09 October 2024, 08:33:56Hi yes I've tried ext4 for / and it was smooth all good. QuoteSo it was btrfs combined with the installer causing trouble. Some usefull links :https://github.com/lepz0r/arch-artix-linux-encrypted-btrfs-installhttps://packages.artixlinux.org/packages/system/x86_64/btrfs-progs/https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topic,1654.0.htmlhttps://gist.github.com/suconakh/6f01784c2eb641d7ae20d5c12c6fc51d
Re: Could not unmount target system root /, calamares failed to finish Reply #4 – 13 October 2024, 04:32:58 Thanks. According to the dev its the installer bug, https://github.com/calamares/calamares/issues/2381#issuecomment-2406352129they have the fix in upstream now, but might haven't been adopted by the downstream distros yet. 1 Likes