Luna

This should work, although I haven't tested it: ```python import platform import shutil import requests import os import subprocess if platform.system() == 'Windows': if shutil.which('node.exe') == None: node_installed = False...

I followed the order and have GCC 9.2.0 on my machine. I'll try using a CentOS 7 VM

Compiling on the VM seemed to work, I'll write the ISO to a USB drive and try on real hardware

Trying on real hardware doesn't work, maybe because both devices I've tried on are 64 bit?

I was able to boot it with qemu

Both of my PCs didn't detect the USB as boot device, so I didn't even get into GRUB On Tue, Nov 12, 2019, 02:23 Jie Zheng wrote: > Trying on...

Maybe I can enable legacy boot in my firmware, otherwise it may be possible to install UEFI GRUB

The [metadata file] has it listed as supported, but the [update on EGO] was rejected for a couple reasons. Hope these get fixed soon. [metadata file]: https://github.com/jeffchannell/jiggle/blob/master/metadata.json [update on EGO]:...

It was a tmpfs as I said in the original report

I don't know, how could I check?