I cannot get this to install. I had an old usb flash drive with 14.5 GB on it and some files that I quick formatted with FAT32 then added the Clear Linux Desktop OS. I then plugged it in to a Intel NUC8iBEH1, turned it on, and I am now typing on it so it connects to the internet just fine. When I run sudo clr-installer --allow-insecure-http
or just the regular clr-installer
the thing kicks me off my internet a few times and then fails to install due to network errors.
Errors:
• FAILED: SSL certificate verification failed for https://cdn.download.clearlinux.org/update/version/latest_version
• FAILED: SSL certificate verification failed for https://download.clearlinux.org/latest
Warnings:
• No autoproxy found
• SSL certificate verification failure could indicate a MITM attack
My home internet is with ATT and Im on a Google Mesh network. Here is what I have tried so far:
- Change the IP Pathway to use the exact WAN on my Mesh
- Use a VPN while on the Mesh
- Use my cell data tethered to my machine
- Of course using --insecure.
Please help me. I’ll be going on day 2 of trying these tiny little things to fix it that probably don’t even matter.