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docs: Ledger Live integration, contract deploy learnings, NEXT_STEPS updates

- ADD_CHAIN138_TO_LEDGER_LIVE: Ledger form done; public code review repo bis-innovations/LedgerLive; init/push commands
- CONTRACT_DEPLOYMENT_RUNBOOK: Chain 138 gas price 1 gwei, 36-addr check, TransactionMirror workaround
- CONTRACT_*: AddressMapper, MirrorManager deployed 2026-02-12; 36-address on-chain check
- NEXT_STEPS_FOR_YOU: Ledger done; steps completable now (no LAN); run-completable-tasks-from-anywhere
- MASTER_INDEX, OPERATOR_OPTIONAL, SMART_CONTRACTS_INVENTORY_SIMPLE: updates
- LEDGER_BLOCKCHAIN_INTEGRATION_COMPLETE: bis-innovations/LedgerLive reference

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

2026-02-12 15:46:57 -08:00

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Service Installation Issue Analysis

Date: January 20, 2026
Issue: Service installations failing due to permission errors

Problem Identified

All service installations are failing with permission errors:

E: Unable to acquire the dpkg frontend lock (/var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend), are you root?
Permission denied errors when trying to use apt-get

Root Cause

The containers are unprivileged LXC containers. When using pct exec, commands run as the container's root user, but unprivileged containers have limitations:

Cannot directly modify system directories
Limited access to certain system operations
May require different installation methods

Solution Options

Option 1: Enable Privileged Mode (Not Recommended)

Convert containers to privileged mode
Security implications
Requires container recreation

Option 2: Use Container Template Approach

Install services during container creation
Use pre-configured templates
Requires container recreation

Option 3: Install via Container Shell (Recommended)

Access containers directly via shell
Install packages as root user inside container
Use pct enter or direct shell access

Option 4: Use Proxmox API/Configuration

Configure services via Proxmox configuration
Use hooks or initialization scripts
Install during container startup

Recommended Approach

Since these containers are already running and configured, the best approach is to:

Access containers directly via shell (pct enter or SSH if enabled)
Install packages as root user inside the container
Use proper sudo/root access methods

Next Steps

Verify container access method
Test direct shell access
Install services via direct container access
Document installation process

Status: ⏳ ANALYZING ACCESS METHODS

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