botbrew-gui not accepting inputs from keyboard

at the last part after installing debian the console is asking for input. but when i type 'y' it doesnt type Y in the foating console. and if i cancel that it says run 'dpkg --configure -a' but how can we execite that in botbrewbasil

May 29 '13 02:05 ghost

Same error. Lost a great botbrew install to try Basil and I get this hang: screenshot_2013-06-05-22-12-55 (Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1)

Edit: seems like adding --force-conf[new | old] will get past the prompt without user input, but I don't know which option to choose. Also uninstalling the app doesn't clean-up after itself. I had to delete the /data/botbrew directory manually in order to re-try the bootstrap, and it seems like there are still files in /system/bin that foobar the re-install...

I would really like this to work.

Edit 2: Nevermind, I bricked my tablet on my third try getting basil running. Took several hours of screwing around just to get a rom to boot. I guess I'll stick with normal botbrew for now.

Jun 06 '13 05:06 kitsu

Same error. Can't input from virtual keyboard, exactly same step. Running on T-Mobile Galaxy S2

Jul 23 '13 00:07 urielb

and I can't get normal botbrew to install

Jul 23 '13 00:07 urielb

Same issue here on my LWW. Also, I tried to install boostrap on sd card and then changed my mind and installed it on internal memory. But the botbrew-basil folder remained. So i tried to delete it, but didn't worked in gui, so i tried with rm, and I got some errors, so I just tried with rm -rf and after some time the screen went black and the phone didn't boot anymore. I tried to recover from CWM but then I noticed that the phone (including SD card is completely empty) I then reflashed my kernel and installed CM10 with adb and once again tried to install botbrew, but now I get the error, saying I should run 'dpkg --configure -a', but since I have type y in prompt, that's not possible because of the keyboard issue. :P