Jeremy K

I have the same thing since upgrading to 1.19.1 (on Purpur). It's definitely not a file permissions issue in my case. This just repeats non-stop. `[20:11:55] [Server thread/WARN]: [squaremap] Task...

Hi, I found this thread and figured I would revive it instead of opening a new issue. Is there any change in this, or is using a remote SSH source...

I experienced a web UI glitch where adding an account didn't give any feedback, and I ended up creating several of the same account trying to work around it. I...

> Ventoy actually doesn't support Macbook. I never test it on Macbook. You can do some try though: > > 1. For Ubuntu/LinuxMint.. > Press `Ctrl+r` to enter grub2 mode...

That worked for me too, but it's a kludgy hack. Definitely interested in seeing this officially fixed too.

I found the `--debug` flag in the code for slightly more info: ``` [debug:/usr/bin/wslview] Showing debug output. [debug:/usr/bin/wslview] source default setting [debug:/usr/bin/wslview] /etc/wslu/conf found, sourcing ERROR: Registry editing has been...

I've been walking through the code to see what can be done without checking the registry. Looks like the biggest offender is getting the Windows build number. I've found a...

It also looks like the codepage variable isn't being set which is causing the Powershell errors. This can also be handled by (ironically) calling Powershell as above: ``` cp=$("$(interop_prefix)$(sysdrive_prefix)"/Windows/System32/WindowsPowerShell/v1.0/powershell.exe /c...

And with those two patches, I'm not hitting `reg.exe`, and thus getting a clean run. Note that I added a couple of debug_echo commands to check that I'm getting the...