Installing on a Tiger Lake machine

[alicansss90]

I am trying to install breath to a Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5 Chromebook 82M7001LGE with Tiger Lake processor. While booting, first i get

"SELinux: Could not open policy file <= /etc/selinux/targeted/policy/policy.33: No such file or directory"

then some systems get started, and then it says
"Starting of Arbitrary Executable File Formats File System Automount point not supported.", then it goes down, starting some more stuff until "Apply Kernel Variables" (successfully), then it starts waiting for 3 jobs for a while, which are : "Wait for udev to complete device initialization", "Root and Kernel File Systems", and "monitoring of LVM2 mirrors, snapshots etc using demeventd or progress polling"

and then it fails "Wait for udev to complete device initialization", continues to wait some more, and then something happens very fast and text scrolls and i am back to the chrome OS developer boot menu where it asks me where it should boot from.

I would really appreciate any kind of help.. I hope im not posting at the wrong place i couldnt find a discussion place anywhere else.

Thanks a lot in advance

[MilkyDeveloper]

I think I've had users test this device before with success.

The SELinux error doesn't matter. Could you see the output of /var/log/dmesg on the USB from another Linux device?

[alicansss90]

No such file in that directory.. here are the contents of the folder /log/

alternatives.log cups fontconfig.log landscape speech-dispatcher
apt dist-upgrade hp lastlog unattended-upgrades
btmp dpkg.log journal lightdm wtmp

btw thank you so much for answering!!

[alicansss90]

I tried a few times but it is too fast and my ipad and phone did not manage to get a clear shot.. i will try again with a better camera or something soon.

[alicansss90]

this seems to be the last frame.. thank you so much again!

[MilkyDeveloper]

I’m afraid that this is just a tiny bit too less. I did test a Tigerlake Chromebook a few months ago and it worked fine - try refollowing the steps for installing Breath again from scratch. I used to use a rolling version, but I’ve now pinned it too a release. This should give you better results.

[alicansss90]

I reinstalled it. The same thing happens but i guess there is now more data. Here is the current result. It gets stuck here and then does basically the same thing.

[MilkyDeveloper]

All the info I’m seeing has to do with faulty USB Drives or SD Cards. From the looks of this, I think this is an SD card issue.

Try either using a USB or a main brand non-Sandisk SD Card.