"./Build\ Linux -b" quits without error #14
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Reference: 2Shirt/WizardKit#14
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Followed Arch Wiki install instructions, created a user, added user to sudoers, and get to the Build Linux phase.
./Build\ Linux -breturns no info, instantly finishes/quits. Adding sudo merely gives me an error that it's not meant to be run as sudo.Here's what else I tried:
sudo ./Build\ Linux -fworks as expected, changes permissions./Build\ Linux -iinstalls dependencies as expected../Build\ Linux -ofails because '/WizardKit/BUILD_LINUX/main.py' not found./Build\ Linux -pfails because '/WizardKit/BUILD_LINUX/main.py' not found./Build\ Linux -ucompletes successfullyEDIT: Moved the Wizardkit directory to /home/user/, same issue.
I just finished building a kit in a new VM so I think that you're download was incomplete or that the permissions are messed up.
I recommend that you remove the WizardKit folder and start over by cloning the repo in the home folder.
Looks like it definitely was an incomplete download of some sort.
Going to let the script run; if it completes successfully I'll close the issue.