But I'm running into an issue installing the repository and now every time I do sudo apt update I get this error:
E: Conflicting values set for option Signed-By regarding source Index of /debian release: /var/lib/extrepo/keys/surface-linux.asc !=
E: The list of sources could not be read.
I'm new to messing with this kind of stuff, is it obvious what I did wrong? Thank you!
This maybe due to an internet issue/unwanted files.
Please run
sudo apt upgrade
Read the output as it will indicate what needs removing/installing. Follow any further instructions from the terminal.
Then retry, Note not all errors matter.
You could refresh your modem/router/etc prior to the update/upgrade.
Hope this helps.
Keep us informed.
Added: A reboot before any of the above may also help.
Thanks for the quick reply Ocka! I got the same error when I ran that command. I would send a screenshot but apt get is not working for me at all now so I can't install a tool to take one...
E: Conflicting values set for option Signed-By regarding source https://pkg.surfacelinux.com/debian/ release: /var/lib/extrepo/keys/surface-linux.asc !=
E: The list of sources could not be read.
Edit: restarting did not help either. i can't reset my internet now but i'm skeptical that's the issue...
You need the internet to update/upgrade/install/etc.(Obviously )
We may need to backup a little here ( start again)
First have you had the machine working prior with Zorin OS(re-install)? Yes i see you state fresh install.
Is this dual boot or Zorin only?
If this is the 1st install, what app did you use to create the bootable usb/cd,?
Those questions 1st ( step by step)
Yes, machine was working fine prior to install. And it is still working fine, it's just apt/get that is having issues. It's Zorion only, and I used rufus to create the boot usb.
Edit: the touch screen is not working fine - that's the whole goal of this endeavor
Oooh that's right, I thought I was past the point where that would have caused me issues but it has indeed fixed this issue. I am now running into another but let me debug it for a second before I bug you further
Thanks for the help everyone! My second error was the 401 unauthorized mentioned in the guide and I was able to resolve that as instructed, and things are working now. I did not need to disable secure boot so that was nice. I appreciate the welcome and the tips!
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