BUG: UnityHub 1.1.0 still fails at module installation on Linux

UnityHub 1.1.0 still fails at module installation on Linux
(report for previous: https://forum.unity.com/threads/lin...nstall-mac-windows-build-support-mono.548896/ )

Let me know if I can help in any way!

 

UPDATE: Installing 7z seems to solve the issue:

sudo apt install p7zip-full p7zip-rar

 

Sounds great! It's not a big problem though once you know the solution. =)

 

+1 to this solution. After I installed p7zip-full p7zip-rar I was able to install build support for macOS and windows. It would be nice if Unity Hub could at least check for those libraries and warn the user before trying to install since it seems like they are a hard requirement.

 

Yes a better error message would help a ton. Also its been 4 months. Any update?

 

Ran into this and had 7zip installed, for me it appears cpio wasn't installed, for arch running a quick

sudo pacman -S cpio

solved this, perhaps it's installed by default on ubuntu or something

if anyone else gets this error I suggest just checking the logs (for linux: ~/.config/UnityHub/logs) as it was pretty clear what was wrong, if you have 7zip/cpio and are still getting errors that aren't something like "command not found" it could probably use another thread

 

I installed 7zip-full but I still can't get Mac support. Windows support installed properly and shows in my build options however, Mac support shows installed but it's not available in my build options.

 

i have installed , and sadly, same issue :'(

i use, Unity Hub 1.6 and Linux Mint 19.1
i tried adding components to both:
Unity Engine 2018.3.4f1
Unity Engine 2018.3.9f1

any updates/news on this one?

 

thanks for your response, i will do so, just a small note, i tried to download the actual installer from:

https://forum.unity.com/threads/unity-on-linux-release-notes-and-known-issues.350256/page-2

and add the components there, and then add that installed version to the hub manually.
to me, this worked like magic, and i got now windows/mac/linux build support.

 

No, I moved back over to Windows for now. I might give it a shot another time.

 

This worked for me on Manjaro XFCE. Thanks!

 

Also worked for me on Arch