Can't mount /dev/loop1

[FallenChromium]

I think title tells it all. I am using Method 1, falco 70 image, ArnoldTheBad 72 special image, and getting this:

Installing partition 1 to /dev/sda Installing the stateful partition... mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error umount: /tmp/install-mount-point: not mounted localhost /home/chronos/user #

Originally posted by @Wolfley-Matt in https://github.com/imperador/chromefy/issues/7#issuecomment-441855322 Pretty much what was noticed in #7. Any way I can bypass this error, what's happening over there? Sure, if I try this command manually, I get same result. My hardware shouldn't really matter here, but just in case I'm installing it on Sandy Bridge HP laptop with SSD. What's the matter?

[FallenChromium]

Uhm... Just a friendly ping I still haven't done with this issue, any help would be appreciated!

[costeldrbrr]

Same issue here. Im thinking maybe this happens because I'm installing it over windows, or maybe because the partition is ntfs? Anyway, no definite answer yet. If it is of any help, the img is a Pyro over Arnoldthebat 72 special made on a virtual ubuntu, with swtpm. https://photos.app.goo.gl/6mWrhip4Ztg4hUx1A

[jhartlep]

Same here on my XPS 13 (9343). Created a live USB Stick with lulu as recovery base. Booting and working on the live USB works fine, but installing gives the same error as @FallenChromium has. For testing, I tried to install the neverware cloudready home edition, this worked...