libtcmalloc.so.4' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded about conty

[Kron4ek]

I managed to reproduce this on Google Colab. The problem here is not the LD_PRELOAD errors, but that pacman can't see its own libraries and files. It seems chroot doesn't work properly on Google Colab for some reason.

Unfortunately i have no idea how to fix this, so i suggest to run the script on something other than Google Colab or download a ready-to-use release from the releases page.

[thenoobtester]

Thank you for the answer. I tried it on Debian stretch and I ran into other pacman issues:

https://mirrors.fossho.st/garuda/repos/chaotic-aur/x86_64/chaotic-keyring.pkg.tar.zst couldn't be found

and then :

ERROR: You do not have sufficient permissions to read the pacman keyring.
==> Use 'pacman-key --init' to correct the keyring permissions.

The problem I think is that pacman is not installed on Google colab nor on Debian so what I used is this:

sudo wget -O /usr/local/bin/pacapt https://github.com/icy/pacapt/raw/ng/pacapt
sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/pacapt
sudo ln -sv /usr/local/bin/pacapt /usr/local/bin/pacman || true

I will download a release and try it.

[Kron4ek]

I tried it on Debian stretch and I ran into other pacman issues:

There was an issue with Chaotic-AUR urls, but i have fixed it a couple of hours ago. Redownload the create-arch-bootstrap.sh script.

The problem I think is that pacman is not installed on Google colab nor on Debian so what I used is this:

That's ok that pacman is not installed on the host system. The script chroots into Arch, which has pacman installed.

[thenoobtester]

Ah Ok, I get it now. Thanks again.

EDIT:it seems like it's working now. it's downloading packages.

[Kron4ek]

When it's done, use create-conty.sh to create conty.sh.

[thenoobtester]

Thanks :)