I use Windows 11 as système d'exploitation. Its build number is: 22000.348
J'ai installé Debian from store, and ensuite J'ai installé Windows Subsystem for Linux Preview.
WSL version is: 2
Debian runs correctly and il n'y a pas de problème avec it.
But when I run **Windows Subsystem for Linux Preview** application, this erreur occurs:
>
Processing fstab avec mount -a échoué.
[processus exited avec code 1 (0x00000001)]
- Pourquoi this happening?
- How Puis-je prevent this?
- What Windows Subsystem for Linux application does?
Processing fstab avec mount -a échoué
Re: Processing fstab avec mount -a échoué
From the comments, it sounded like this may be due to a bug of some sort dans le Preview version of WSL installé depuis le Store.
Ultimately (également depuis le comments), the problème turned out to be that one du Docker WSL instances became the "par défaut" for WSL. So running the "Debian" distribution specifically would work. Running the WSL application (which runs `wsl.exe`),cependant, was attempting to start the docker image, which n'est pas meant to be accessed directly (and was resulting dans le `fstab` erreur).
C'était found via `wsl -l -v` showing the Docker image as par défaut.
The solution was to use:
```
wsl -s Debian
```
... to définissez le par défaut distribution.
While this n'est pas necessary a "bug", il y a an [open Github issue](https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/8727) suggesting that WSL have a mechanism that will allow `docker-desktop-data` (and other distributions that ne sont pas supposed to be run by the end-utilisateur) to be "hidden".
Ultimately (également depuis le comments), the problème turned out to be that one du Docker WSL instances became the "par défaut" for WSL. So running the "Debian" distribution specifically would work. Running the WSL application (which runs `wsl.exe`),cependant, was attempting to start the docker image, which n'est pas meant to be accessed directly (and was resulting dans le `fstab` erreur).
C'était found via `wsl -l -v` showing the Docker image as par défaut.
The solution was to use:
```
wsl -s Debian
```
... to définissez le par défaut distribution.
While this n'est pas necessary a "bug", il y a an [open Github issue](https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/8727) suggesting that WSL have a mechanism that will allow `docker-desktop-data` (and other distributions that ne sont pas supposed to be run by the end-utilisateur) to be "hidden".