Ubuntu Customization Kit

Can't select "Run Console Application" for Package management?

Asked by exFart

I've successfully built an iso without packages as a test, but when I try again with the "Run Console Application" option on the customization action dialogue box, it returns this:

/tmp/customization-scripts/customize: line 144: [: too many arguments
CHOICE='Run console application'
Starting console application...
/tmp/customization-scripts/customize: line 69: /dev/null: Permission denied
Fatal Python error: Failed to open /dev/urandom
/tmp/customization-scripts/customize: line 44: 31525 Aborted (core dumped) $CONSOLE_APP "${CONSOLE_APP_OPTIONS[@]}"
Error in GnuTLS initialization: Failed to acquire random data.
Gtk-Message: GtkDialog mapped without a transient parent. This is discouraged.

and then the dialogue box pops back up, and it won't continue until I select "Continue Building", so I can't change anything else.

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Artem Sagajda (asagajda) said : 		#2

This issue was fixed here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/uck/+bug/228235
When you start uck there's workaround mentioned on welcome screen:
...
Requirements:
1. about 5 GB of free disk space in /home/artem/tmp
   (on local machine and mounted with "dev,suid,exec" options)
...
so it's crucial to remount filesystem where ~/tmp folder resides with "dev,suid,exec" options
(in my case it's a filesystem on a separate partition with mount point /home, maybe you have /home inside root filesystem)

you can do it this way:

sudo mount -o remount,dev,suid,exec /home

or if you have not separate partition for /home:

sudo mount -o remount,dev,suid,exec /

Then try "Run console application" one more time.