Changing hostname (with hostnamectl) in chroot environment does not work (Iso customization) Ask
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I can not change the hostname in the chroot environment (Ubuntu) I tried hostnamectl set-hostname but it says:
Failed to create bus connection: Couldnt find file or folder
Then I tried changing it with hostname and edited the /etc/hostname file and put my name in it. Thought it worked but when I burned the finished remastered .iso on a stick and bootet from it, it didnt work.
Somebody know a solution?
chroot hostname
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I can not change the hostname in the chroot environment (Ubuntu) I tried hostnamectl set-hostname but it says:
Failed to create bus connection: Couldnt find file or folder
Then I tried changing it with hostname and edited the /etc/hostname file and put my name in it. Thought it worked but when I burned the finished remastered .iso on a stick and bootet from it, it didnt work.
Somebody know a solution?
chroot hostname
asked Nov 15 at 9:45
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What method are you using to remaster the iso?
– Katu
Nov 15 at 9:48
Hey, I used this method gtkdb.de/index_34_1259.html and it all worked. I just cant change the hostname permanently it seems or I am doing something wrong
– kcdk
Nov 15 at 9:53
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I can not change the hostname in the chroot environment (Ubuntu) I tried hostnamectl set-hostname but it says:
Failed to create bus connection: Couldnt find file or folder
Then I tried changing it with hostname and edited the /etc/hostname file and put my name in it. Thought it worked but when I burned the finished remastered .iso on a stick and bootet from it, it didnt work.
Somebody know a solution?
chroot hostname
asked Nov 15 at 9:45
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I can not change the hostname in the chroot environment (Ubuntu) I tried hostnamectl set-hostname but it says:
Failed to create bus connection: Couldnt find file or folder
Then I tried changing it with hostname and edited the /etc/hostname file and put my name in it. Thought it worked but when I burned the finished remastered .iso on a stick and bootet from it, it didnt work.
Somebody know a solution?
chroot hostname
chroot hostname
asked Nov 15 at 9:45
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What method are you using to remaster the iso?
– Katu
Nov 15 at 9:48
Hey, I used this method gtkdb.de/index_34_1259.html and it all worked. I just cant change the hostname permanently it seems or I am doing something wrong
– kcdk
Nov 15 at 9:53
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What method are you using to remaster the iso?
– Katu
Nov 15 at 9:48
Hey, I used this method gtkdb.de/index_34_1259.html and it all worked. I just cant change the hostname permanently it seems or I am doing something wrong
– kcdk
Nov 15 at 9:53
What method are you using to remaster the iso?
– Katu
Nov 15 at 9:48
What method are you using to remaster the iso?
– Katu
Nov 15 at 9:48
Hey, I used this method gtkdb.de/index_34_1259.html and it all worked. I just cant change the hostname permanently it seems or I am doing something wrong
– kcdk
Nov 15 at 9:53
Hey, I used this method gtkdb.de/index_34_1259.html and it all worked. I just cant change the hostname permanently it seems or I am doing something wrong
– kcdk
Nov 15 at 9:53
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What method are you using to remaster the iso?
– Katu
Nov 15 at 9:48
Hey, I used this method gtkdb.de/index_34_1259.html and it all worked. I just cant change the hostname permanently it seems or I am doing something wrong
– kcdk
Nov 15 at 9:53