07:23 <testuser[m]> Hi

12:00 <SkyrixFr> Hi everyone! I was just trying out the new kiss tarball release and i came across a problem with the kiss-chroot command and i came across an issue:

12:00 <SkyrixFr> I'll explain the problem:

12:00 <SkyrixFr> When trying to chroot with this command : ./bin/kiss-chroot /mnt from within the disk, I get this error : line 13 : xxxx Illegal instruction (core dumped) "$@"

12:00 <SkyrixFr> And then it says chroot failed (before it successfully mounted all the partitions, it's just with the chroot command that it fails)

12:00 <SkyrixFr> This is my machine specs:

12:00 <SkyrixFr> OS : Arch Linux live distro 2024.07.01 on usb key

12:00 <SkyrixFr> HOST : MBP (apple) of mid-2010, so a Intel Core 2 Duo with 2/2 core/threads and 8G of RAM (i know this is an old cpu) ; 500G of hdd storage

12:00 <SkyrixFr> PARTITIONING (at least what i want it to be at the end) : UEFI with GPT, EFI on sda1, swap on sda2, and / on sda3

12:00 <SkyrixFr> Everything is correctly mounted

12:00 <SkyrixFr> Things i attempted:

12:00 <SkyrixFr> - Use an older tarball of kiss

12:00 <SkyrixFr> - Use a different distro (same result on void linux idk what version of it)

12:00 <SkyrixFr> Things i think might cause the problem:

12:00 <SkyrixFr> - The cpu not accepting newer instructions?

12:00 <SkyrixFr> - Is it because of the bash version being to old?

12:00 <SkyrixFr> Thanks in advance !

12:00 <SkyrixFr> PS: I'm not that much of an expert

12:00 <SkyrixFr> Sorry for the long message btw

12:17 <SkyrixFr> Also tried changing the CFlags of march=core2 and mtune=native but didn't work either (normal we aren't talking about compiling but using the chroot command)

17:15 <029ABK6DD> wrong architecture?