On 03/21/2017 02:05 PM, anonym wrote: > Austin English: >> Hi all, >> >> It's been a while since I've built tails, been busy with other >> projects.. Anyway, I've done a git pull, git clean -fxd (to clear out >> .vagrant), and removed ~/.vagrant.d. I then tried to build with noram, >> since my laptop is low on free memory, and I get: >> >> austin@debian-laptop:~/src/tails$ export TAILS_BUILD_OPTIONS=noram >> >> austin@debian-laptop:~/src/tails$ rake build >> rake aborted! >> VagrantCommandError: 'vagrant ["status"]' command failed: 1 >> /home/austin/src/tails/Rakefile:61:in `capture_vagrant' >> /home/austin/src/tails/Rakefile:84:in `vm_state' >> /home/austin/src/tails/Rakefile:117:in `enough_free_memory_for_ram_build?' >> /home/austin/src/tails/Rakefile:145:in `block in <top (required)>' >> Tasks: TOP => build => parse_build_options >> (See full trace by running task with --trace) > > Weird! What happens if you run: > > (cd vagrant && vagrant status) > > Also, have you made sure that up-to-date packages of vagrant and > vagrant-libvirt are installed? (I know some people have had APT pinnings and > stuff that has kept them on old, unsupported versions.) > > I'd also be interested if one of our development branches, where we've > reworked a lot how Vagrant works, improves the situation; can you please > checkout the wip/11972-use-vagrant-in-jenkins Git branch and try to build? > You might have to clear vagrant/.vagrant before you try starting this new VM. > > Cheers!
Thanks for the tip, apparently vagrant-libvirt got uninstalled somehow and I missed that. After installing, I had to fiddle with vagrant/libvirt a bit to get the build vm up and in a good state, but after that, seems to be working now. Thanks anonym! -- -Austin GPG: 14FB D7EA A041 937B
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