using `pacstrap /mnt base-devel` tells me that donwload size exceeded?
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I am installing Arch by this guide here (in german): https://wiki.archlinux.de/title/Anleitung_f%C3%BCr_Einsteiger#Netzwerkverbindung_herstellen
I established an internet connection and successfully pinged. When using pacstrap /mnt base-devel the process is terminated with a weird error message I do not understand.
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from ftp.uni bayreuth.de : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
I pinged those "failing" mirrors and they all respond. The last error message tells something about an exceeded download size.
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : expected download size exceeded
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I am installing Arch by this guide here (in german): https://wiki.archlinux.de/title/Anleitung_f%C3%BCr_Einsteiger#Netzwerkverbindung_herstellen
I established an internet connection and successfully pinged. When using pacstrap /mnt base-devel the process is terminated with a weird error message I do not understand.
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from ftp.uni bayreuth.de : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
I pinged those "failing" mirrors and they all respond. The last error message tells something about an exceeded download size.
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : expected download size exceeded
arch-linux pacman
asked Sep 13 at 19:27
xetra11
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That error (the first ones) means there is insufficient space on the target filesystem.
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 19:50
whats best to check the size? because I am sure I baked the partition with 20G when creating it withfdisk
– xetra11
Sep 13 at 19:55
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From the live medium, check the size, filesystem, and confirm you have mounted it to the correct mountpoint (trying to pacstrap to the image would probably send the same error).
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 20:01
Look in Archlinux community. I think it's the same problem. Probably, your are installing Archlinux in a different partition asboot.Could you put here the commandsmount,df -handfdisk -l?
– Emanuel Fontelles
Sep 13 at 23:37
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I am installing Arch by this guide here (in german): https://wiki.archlinux.de/title/Anleitung_f%C3%BCr_Einsteiger#Netzwerkverbindung_herstellen
I established an internet connection and successfully pinged. When using pacstrap /mnt base-devel the process is terminated with a weird error message I do not understand.
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from ftp.uni bayreuth.de : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
I pinged those "failing" mirrors and they all respond. The last error message tells something about an exceeded download size.
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : expected download size exceeded
arch-linux pacman
asked Sep 13 at 19:27
xetra11
173211
I am installing Arch by this guide here (in german): https://wiki.archlinux.de/title/Anleitung_f%C3%BCr_Einsteiger#Netzwerkverbindung_herstellen
I established an internet connection and successfully pinged. When using pacstrap /mnt base-devel the process is terminated with a weird error message I do not understand.
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from ftp.uni bayreuth.de : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : failed writing body (1468 != 5760) ---------------] 0%
I pinged those "failing" mirrors and they all respond. The last error message tells something about an exceeded download size.
error: failed retrieving file `m4-1.4.18-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz` from <another mirror url> : expected download size exceeded
arch-linux pacman
arch-linux pacman
asked Sep 13 at 19:27
xetra11
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asked Sep 13 at 19:27
xetra11
173211
asked Sep 13 at 19:27
xetra11
173211
asked Sep 13 at 19:27
xetra11
173211
asked Sep 13 at 19:27
xetra11
173211
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That error (the first ones) means there is insufficient space on the target filesystem.
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 19:50
whats best to check the size? because I am sure I baked the partition with 20G when creating it withfdisk
– xetra11
Sep 13 at 19:55
1
From the live medium, check the size, filesystem, and confirm you have mounted it to the correct mountpoint (trying to pacstrap to the image would probably send the same error).
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 20:01
Look in Archlinux community. I think it's the same problem. Probably, your are installing Archlinux in a different partition asboot.Could you put here the commandsmount,df -handfdisk -l?
– Emanuel Fontelles
Sep 13 at 23:37
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That error (the first ones) means there is insufficient space on the target filesystem.
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 19:50
whats best to check the size? because I am sure I baked the partition with 20G when creating it withfdisk
– xetra11
Sep 13 at 19:55
1
From the live medium, check the size, filesystem, and confirm you have mounted it to the correct mountpoint (trying to pacstrap to the image would probably send the same error).
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 20:01
Look in Archlinux community. I think it's the same problem. Probably, your are installing Archlinux in a different partition asboot.Could you put here the commandsmount,df -handfdisk -l?
– Emanuel Fontelles
Sep 13 at 23:37
That error (the first ones) means there is insufficient space on the target filesystem.
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 19:50
That error (the first ones) means there is insufficient space on the target filesystem.
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 19:50
whats best to check the size? because I am sure I baked the partition with 20G when creating it with
fdisk– xetra11
Sep 13 at 19:55
whats best to check the size? because I am sure I baked the partition with 20G when creating it with
fdisk– xetra11
Sep 13 at 19:55
1
1
From the live medium, check the size, filesystem, and confirm you have mounted it to the correct mountpoint (trying to pacstrap to the image would probably send the same error).
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 20:01
From the live medium, check the size, filesystem, and confirm you have mounted it to the correct mountpoint (trying to pacstrap to the image would probably send the same error).
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 20:01
Look in Archlinux community. I think it's the same problem. Probably, your are installing Archlinux in a different partition as
boot.Could you put here the commands mount, df -h and fdisk -l?– Emanuel Fontelles
Sep 13 at 23:37
Look in Archlinux community. I think it's the same problem. Probably, your are installing Archlinux in a different partition as
boot.Could you put here the commands mount, df -h and fdisk -l?– Emanuel Fontelles
Sep 13 at 23:37
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That error (the first ones) means there is insufficient space on the target filesystem.
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 19:50
whats best to check the size? because I am sure I baked the partition with 20G when creating it with
fdisk– xetra11
Sep 13 at 19:55
1
From the live medium, check the size, filesystem, and confirm you have mounted it to the correct mountpoint (trying to pacstrap to the image would probably send the same error).
– jasonwryan
Sep 13 at 20:01
Look in Archlinux community. I think it's the same problem. Probably, your are installing Archlinux in a different partition as
boot.Could you put here the commandsmount,df -handfdisk -l?– Emanuel Fontelles
Sep 13 at 23:37