Richard Kettlewell wrote:
Michael Biebl writes:
Armin Berres wrote:
Heyya!

I just tried to install hal in a chroot and got exactly the same error.
Calling addgroup by hand solved the problem for me. Maybe you should add
the group before calling adduser just to be sure?
I copied some stuff from my real system to the chroot, which could be a
reason, but calling addgroup shouldn't hurt, so...
Hi Richard,

did you do something similar like this:
copy /etc/passwd (but not /etc/group) from another system? Did you have
an older version of hal installed before or was it a clean install?

The system was initialized by xen-create-image.  (I'm sorry I didn't
mention this before!)

My vm host is turned off right now but I can check its configuration
in detail if necessary.


Yes, that would help. Could you check (or send me) the contents of /etc/passwd and /etc/group for the haldaemon entry.
What does
getent passwd | grep haldaemon
getent group | grep haldaemon
say.

Cheers,
Michael
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