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Very satisfying #FreeBSD problem-identification/solving just now.

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    Very satisfying #FreeBSD problem-identification/solving just now.

    Them: running `pkg install` as root refuses to run due to insufficient privileges

    Me: Hmm, could you provide the output of these commands to determine which pkg is running and its extended attributes, whether it happens with pkg-static, status of mount points, and any extended attributes of the package database that might be read-only

    Them: here's a screen-cap of those outputs

    [output of mount(8) shows it's an ISO image, likely an installer boot image]

    Me: Yep, there's your problem, you're in a read-only environment

    😎

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    • gumnos@mastodon.bsd.cafeG gumnos@mastodon.bsd.cafe

      Very satisfying #FreeBSD problem-identification/solving just now.

      Them: running `pkg install` as root refuses to run due to insufficient privileges

      Me: Hmm, could you provide the output of these commands to determine which pkg is running and its extended attributes, whether it happens with pkg-static, status of mount points, and any extended attributes of the package database that might be read-only

      Them: here's a screen-cap of those outputs

      [output of mount(8) shows it's an ISO image, likely an installer boot image]

      Me: Yep, there's your problem, you're in a read-only environment

      😎

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      @gumnos
      Not exactly the same, but dejavu...
      https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/insufficent-privilages-to-install-packages-on-freebsd.101996/#post-749230

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