so, I started the install using the custom Parrot install (debian install doesn’t work, and the install before boot doesnt work for me, [even in new kali images, guess my pc has a problem with Debian])
after setting up what i wanted, it started the install, and then at 34% or so, it returned this error
Boost.Python error in job “bootloader”.
<class ‘TabError’>
(‘inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation’, (’/usr/lib/calamares/modules/bootloader/main.py’, 224, 26, ’ except Exception:\n’))
so, I’ll be waiting for a fix in 3.11 or if there’s a workaround for it before the release.
and, sorry, I lost the error screenshot, but if i reproduce upload it.
#tabs not spaces vs #spaces not tabs, lol
ps: i’ve seen several other people complaining abour the same issue.
ps: It’s a dual tripple boot env, but i don’t think it matters cause I’m used to.
ok, thanks,
the reason i used the parrot installer is because my pc, for some reason, can’t render the text when i choose to install from boot menu (since Debian 9).
i’ll try with the beta images.
parrot 3.11 has the debian installer available in live mode as well, it isnidentical to the installers you can use from the bu’oot menu, but it works completwly from the live system
in some of our tests it failed the installation of grub-efi and i don’t know why, but a legacy bios installation works just fine
oh, well, forgot to update,
i solved all my installation problems by moving my hdd to another pc and installing from there.
Guess old hw, but works like charm now.
