Gross system failure: tegra2/KatKiss (Transformer TF101) about archaeology HOT 6 CLOSED

Looks like you might've skipped this step in Chapter 1:

echo "export URBIT_HOME=pwd/urb" >>~/.bash_profile
source ~/.bash_profile

On Sat, Sep 28, 2013 at 9:08 AM, yebyen [email protected] wrote:

I have worked past my udp port mapping issue which seems to be caused by
not having root (?) on my ARM machine, a Transformer TF-101

Now I am getting a "Gross system failure" which is an exceptional error
message

You can prioritize fixing this as very low, I'd like to have time to
figure it out for myself since I should be able to trace back and tell more
about what's happening on my particular system better than someone else

I have mapped enough memory as swap, I don't know what it could be needing
1024MB for, but I suspect someone else will have had this issue before
long...

Here is the precise output (from saucy chroot, not from precise):

yebyen@localhost:~/urbit$ sudo bin/vere -c hono
vere: urbit home is /home/yebyen/urbit
loom: mapped 1024MB
/home/yebyen/urbit/urbit.pill: No such file or directory
hono: gc: 776 bytes live
bin/vere: gross system failure

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That's just what I thought, but:

yebyen@localhost:~/urbit/urb$ echo $URBIT_HOME
/home/yebyen/urbit/urb

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Ah, yes, you're using sudo, which seems to be dumping your env.

Try sudo URBIT_HOME=/home/yebyen/urbit/urb bin/vere -c hono

On Sat, Sep 28, 2013 at 9:14 AM, yebyen [email protected] wrote:

That's just what I thought, but:

yebyen@localhost:~/urbit/urb$ echo $URBIT_HOME
/home/yebyen/urbit/urb

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from archaeology.

It's sudo, unmapping my environment variables and not sourcing anything.

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Thanks!

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And having root didn't solve v/ames.c:306

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