Repackaging Ubuntu-22.04 error

[Tarrke]

Hi,

I'm trying to get the following working:

1. install ubuntu-22.04 from the store in wsl (1 not 2) (ie from https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/ubuntu-2204-lts/9PN20MSR04DW)
2. duplicate the installation to another folder
3. Repackage this installation into a tar.gz file
4. Unpack the tar.gz file as a new distribution

The first 3 steps worked nicely. The last one is failling with error:
[ERROR] Couldn't create the file "\?\c:\linux\rootfs\usr\lib\systemd\system\system-systemd\x2dcryptsetup.slice".

I thought that was linked to #142 and I did get the latest version of LxRunOffline from https://ddosolitary-builds.sourceforge.io/LxRunOffline/ ie 3.5.0-33 without success.

[murraypete]

@DDoSolitary think we've bumped into the same issue here too (albeit with Kali). Similar use-case to @Tarrke - WSL1 on Server 2019:

1. initial install from MS
2. duplicate + export to tgz with lxrunoffline
3. attempt install, hit error

> lxrunoffline i -n kali-copy -d c:\wsl\kali-copy -f C:\wsl\kali.tgz -v 1 -s
[ERROR] Couldn't create the file "\\?\c:\wsl\kali-copy\rootfs\usr\lib\systemd\system\system-systemd\x2dcryptsetup.slice".
Reason: The system cannot find the path specified.

Tested with the current Choco install and 3.5.0-33/3.5.0-10 from sourceforge linked to in #142

lxrunoffline's otherwise working great - duplicate/run/reg/de-reg functions all behave fine. It's just install that gets hung up, which is unfortunately the important bit for the build we have in mind. Any help much appreciated!