I'm bumping this thread because there is still an issue here. I had the exact smame problem installing on AlmaLinux 9.2 a little while ago.
This is what I did and the installation went perfect after the 2 failed initial attempts with the exact same issues as the OP describes.
If anyone else has this issue then I hope this will help you to quickly get BrainyCP installed
Installing BrainyCP on AlmaLinux 9.2
1. Install rpm nanually with wget - If the rpm gets updated you will have to find the update if this rpm is replaced!
Код: Выделить всё
$ sudo wget http://31.42.190.125/repo/alma-brainy-repo-v3-9.0-2.el9.noarch.rpm
If you get bash error for wget then you probably don't have wget installed so install wget
2. Install alma-brainy-repo
Код: Выделить всё
$ sudo dnf localinstall -y <alma-brainy-repo-file-replace-here>
Alternately, the newer command "install" could also be used
Код: Выделить всё
$ sudo dnf install -y <alma-brainy-repo-file-replace-here>
3. Change to root Directory and remove rpm download
copy alma-brainy-repo download ad to <alma-brainy-repo> below
alternately if you don't need to look up the file name then you can probably just do somethig likr this:
4. Install virt-what this should also take care of any dmidecode issues as well
5. Run update
6. You should reboot while you may get away with not rebooting it's a good idea to to so.
7. Install BrainyCP with the BrainyCP installation script.
Код: Выделить всё
$ sudo wget -O install.sh http://core.brainycp.com/install_en.sh && bash ./install.sh <your-choice-of-packages-go-here>
I'm bumping this thread because there is still an issue here. I had the exact smame problem installing on AlmaLinux 9.2 a little while ago.
This is what I did and the installation went perfect after the 2 failed initial attempts with the exact same issues as the OP describes.
If anyone else has this issue then I hope this will help you to quickly get BrainyCP installed :D
Installing BrainyCP on AlmaLinux 9.2
[b]1.[/b] Install rpm nanually with wget - If the rpm gets updated you will have to find the update if this rpm is replaced!
[code]$ sudo wget http://31.42.190.125/repo/alma-brainy-repo-v3-9.0-2.el9.noarch.rpm[/code]
If you get bash error for wget then you probably don't have wget installed so install wget
[code] $ sudo dnf install -y wget[/code]
[b]2.[/b] Install alma-brainy-repo
[code] $ sudo dnf localinstall -y <alma-brainy-repo-file-replace-here>[/code]
Alternately, the newer command "install" could also be used
[code]$ sudo dnf install -y <alma-brainy-repo-file-replace-here>[/code]
[b]3.[/b] Change to root Directory and remove rpm download
[code] $ cd ~
$ ls [/code]
copy alma-brainy-repo download ad to <alma-brainy-repo> below
[code] $ sudo rm -rf <alma-brainy-repo>[/code]
alternately if you don't need to look up the file name then you can probably just do somethig likr this:
[code]$ sudo rm -rf ~/<alma-brainy-repo>[/code]
[b] 4.[/b] Install virt-what this should also take care of any dmidecode issues as well
[code] $ sudo dnf install -y virt-what[/code]
[b]5.[/b] Run update
[code] $ sudo dnf update -y[/code]
[b]6.[/b] You should reboot while you may get away with not rebooting it's a good idea to to so.
[code]$ sudo reboot[/code]
[b]7.[/b] Install BrainyCP with the BrainyCP installation script.
[code] $ sudo wget -O install.sh http://core.brainycp.com/install_en.sh && bash ./install.sh <your-choice-of-packages-go-here>[/code]