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Having the same issue.

Yes, this was in the CLI, and I ended up using the GUI and that worked. Since I restored on top of the partition that timeshift was on, I cannot...

Can I retract WifiLQMMetrics files from the zip file? I cannot seem to find what they contain, but I am worried about them containing nearby wifi SSIDs and other information...

Here you go! [CrashReporter.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17091516/CrashReporter.zip) From my brief look at it, it doesn't seem to contain anything related to Bootstrap, but maybe you'll see something I didn't.

I don't think I did, will the logs appear after rerunning or do I need to reboot and then bootstrap again?

No files appeared or were updated from what I can see in Filza, both after bootstrapping without rebooting and bootstrapping after rebooting. I do have the capabilities to run xcode...

1.2.6 is the only version I have had on this device. I did have it working, and was able to restore the boostrap environment once after a single reboot (when...

> I'm guessing that for some reason bootstrap's environment is corrupted. can you use filza to check how many ".jbroot-xxxx" in /var/containers/Bundle/Application/ ? There is only one environment.

All of those files exist where they should be, however the /bin/sh symlink is pointing to a .jbroot- directory that doesn't exist. Some other symlinks in jbroot:/bin/ also point to...

The full path is `/var/containers/Bundle/Application/.jbroot-07611732F50FF74E`, and the destination path of the /bin/sh symlink is `/var/containers/Bundle/Application/.jbroot-F35BD590C91E1329/usr/bin/dash` I am currently looking into using the find command in Fliza’s terminal to try and...