can’t install Bazzite or rebase from Kinoite

I first attempted to use the installation media to install the Bazzite Deck image, but I got hit with the black screen after selecting which edition I wanted to install. After this I tried installing Kinoite which did work, but after running podman pull ghcr.io/ublue-os/config && rpm-ostree install --assumeyes --apply-live --force-replacefiles $(find ~/.local/share/containers -name ublue-os-signing.noarch.rpm 2>/dev/null) && rpm-ostree rebase --uninstall $(rpm -q ublue-os-signing-* --queryformat '%{NAME}-%{VERSION}-%{RELEASE}.%{Arch}') ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-deck:latest all I get is at least one PACKAGE must be specified I saw someone else’s issue where they had to run rpm-ostree update first which made no difference.
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1/4 Life
1/4 Life9mo ago
Just use the command in the readme on GitHub This is a much older one
matt_schwartz
matt_schwartz9mo ago
Sorry, tried that too and I get containers-policy.json specifies a default of insecureAcceptAnything ; refusing usage
1/4 Life
1/4 Life9mo ago
You're on a stock Kinoite install right now?
matt_schwartz
matt_schwartz9mo ago
Yep
1/4 Life
1/4 Life9mo ago
I think what's happened here is half the command you ran initially worked, and you're in this midway state rpm-ostree status Anything layered?
matt_schwartz
matt_schwartz9mo ago
actually already started the reinstall process for it since I still have the install USB plugged in. I’ll let you know what happens after a clean install and only using the simplified command
1/4 Life
1/4 Life9mo ago
kk
matt_schwartz
matt_schwartz9mo ago
worked this time, pretty sure when I originally tried the simplified command I forgot the unsigned portion of it.
1/4 Life
1/4 Life9mo ago
nice, glad to hear it