Problems Reinstalling Daedalus ITN 1

When I try to reinstall I get the following error:

dw@maas-effect:~/Downloads$ ./daedalus-2.0.1-ITN1-cardano-wallet-2019.12.23-itn_rewards_v1-x86_64-linux-10152.bin 
./nix/store/hrxk49dj3i604rc0x08ppldkj5w512n6-startup: 1: ./nix/store/8klfw9p4m353canp95ps4pmmdjfr4rb8-nix-user-chroot-2c52b5f/bin/nix-user-chroot: not found

Does anyone know how to fix that?

better use yoroi for the moment :slight_smile:

i gave up daedalus for the ITN right now :smiley:

Hi there,
Could you check if kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone is enabled? To do so, you’d need to execute steps below :

sudo sysctl -w kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=1

sudo echo kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=1 > /etc/sysctl.d/nix-user-chroot.conf

@rdlrt, doesn’t look like that did the trick…

dw@maas-effect:~$ sudo sysctl -w kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=1
[sudo] password for dw: 
kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone = 1
dw@maas-effect:~$ sudo echo kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=1 /etc/sysctl.d/nix-user-chroot.conf
kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=1 /etc/sysctl.d/nix-user-chroot.conf
dw@maas-effect:~/Downloads$ ./daedalus-2.0.1-ITN1-cardano-wallet-2019.12.23-itn_rewards_v1-x86_64-linux-10152.bin 
./nix/store/hrxk49dj3i604rc0x08ppldkj5w512n6-startup: 1: ./nix/store/8klfw9p4m353canp95ps4pmmdjfr4rb8-nix-user-chroot-2c52b5f/bin/nix-user-chroot: not found

For some reason I missed to include a “>” sign to redirect echo output. Edited

Also, if that does not work due to some reason, you can execute the below:

cd ~/Downloads
./daedalus-2.0.1-ITN1-cardano-wallet-2019.12.23-itn_rewards_v1-x86_64-linux-10152.bin --extract
cd dat
../run
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Brilliant. That did it.

The previous bit, even with the redirect to file > didn’t. And oddly to even do that I had to be root. sudo did not sudo it. :man_shrugging: root could put that line in the file but I still got the error:
./nix/store/hrxk49dj3i604rc0x08ppldkj5w512n6-startup: 1: ./nix/store/8klfw9p4m353canp95ps4pmmdjfr4rb8-nix-user-chroot-2c52b5f/bin/nix-user-chroot: not found
no worries though. That --extract ./run deal is legitimately functional :call_me_hand: