cros_sdk fails (~/chromiumos/chroot/var/lock': No such file or directory)

[Rohit Makasana]

I am setting up chromiumos code on my new Z620 machine. After repo sync, when I try cros_sdk to build a chroot, I get this error.

~/chromiumos$ cros_sdk 

chmod: cannot access `/usr/local/FASTMAN/code/chromiumos/chroot/var/lock': No such file or directory

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot: script called:  '--chroot' '/usr/local/FASTMAN/code/chromiumos/chroot' '--cache_dir' '/usr/local/FASTMAN/code/chromiumos/.cache'

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot: Backtrace:  (most recent call is last)

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot:   file enter_chroot.sh, line 92, called: die_err_trap 'chmod 0777 "$FLAGS_chroot/var/lock"' '1'

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot: 

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot: Command failed:

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot:   Command 'chmod 0777 "$FLAGS_chroot/var/lock"' exited with nonzero code: 1

Thanks,

Rohit

[Zdenek Behan]

Seems like you already have a chromiumos/chroot/ directory but its contents are not valid. That could happen if you previously tried to make a chroot but interrupted it or just created the 'chroot' directory manually. Removing it (rm -rf '/usr/local/FASTMAN/code/chromiumos/chroot') should get you further. Naturally, make sure you have nothing important in that directory first.

 

Thanks,

Rohit

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[Rohit Makasana]

On Sunday, November 4, 2012 6:37:03 PM UTC-8, Zdenek Behan wrote:

On Sat, Nov 3, 2012 at 9:12 PM, Rohit Makasana <roh...@google.com> wrote:

I am setting up chromiumos code on my new Z620 machine. After repo sync, when I try cros_sdk to build a chroot, I get this error.

~/chromiumos$ cros_sdk 

chmod: cannot access `/usr/local/FASTMAN/code/chromiumos/chroot/var/lock': No such file or directory

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot: script called:  '--chroot' '/usr/local/FASTMAN/code/chromiumos/chroot' '--cache_dir' '/usr/local/FASTMAN/code/chromiumos/.cache'

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot: Backtrace:  (most recent call is last)

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot:   file enter_chroot.sh, line 92, called: die_err_trap 'chmod 0777 "$FLAGS_chroot/var/lock"' '1'

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot: 

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot: Command failed:

ERROR   cros_sdk:enter_chroot:   Command 'chmod 0777 "$FLAGS_chroot/var/lock"' exited with nonzero code: 1

Seems like you already have a chromiumos/chroot/ directory but its contents are not valid. That could happen if you previously tried to make a chroot but interrupted it or just created the 'chroot' directory manually. Removing it (rm -rf '/usr/local/FASTMAN/code/chromiumos/chroot') should get you further. Naturally, make sure you have nothing important in that directory first.

You are right. I created the chroot dir manually to copy my home directory .ssh content in it. This all before running cros_sdk for the first time, so deleting the manually created chroot dir resolved the problem. My Bad.

Thanks!