Uid 1000 not found in xenial

[TheGreatOneAlways]

Please paste the output of the following command here: sudo edit-chroot -all

Xenial

Please describe your issue:

ive tried alot of stuff now from trying different desktop enviorments to even deleting and retrying ive updated the chroots too and every install fails to finish chroot setup and then when i type y to finish setup it just says uid1000 not found on xenial i dont think it has anything to do with me being on a stoney ridge chromebook but im also on version 126 dev channel is anyone can help let me know

If known, describe the steps to reproduce the issue:

[CroutonIsFun]

In case you're still around, go back to the crouton page and click on community instructions, which you'll find in the original instructions.

[lightsrgr8]

I'm familiar with this issue, it's happened to me a lot:

1. Login as chronos in the VT-2 terminal ctrl+alt+->

2. Type sudo enter-chroot -n "chroot_name" -u root
   This logs into the chroot as the root user, which is already there before chroot creation is complete

3. Then, once in the chroot, type sudo useradd "username" -m -G sudo to add a new user (with setuid 1000) and add him to the sudoers group.

4. After that, use sudo passwd "username" to set a password for your newly created user

5. Type exit to leave the chroot environment.

Enter-chroot should now log you in as the user you just created with no additional steps.

sudo enter-chroot -n "chroot_name"