hello list, ...
lxc-create: symbol lookup error: lxc-create: undefined symbol:
is_valid_bdev_type
recently this error message prevents me from creating containers.
Anyone met this error?
.. please advise how to troubleshoot this.
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Király István
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lak...@d250.hu
Hello Xavier,
> You can use the tools provided here:
> https://github.com/lxc/lxc-ci
thanks for the hint. Am I right in assuming that
a) I need superuser privileges to run this? Running this in CI would be
ruled out then, and
b) this downloads and builds LXC from master?
Cheers
Lars
Greetings -
As the 16.04 release date draws near, there have been ongoing daily
updates but on my (ext4 based) xenial systems, migration of any lxd
containers, stopped or running, hangs indefinitely.
There is an strace output of an unsucessful attempt at
http://pastebin.com/raw/ge9zNUaX
Short
Hi,
Reported as https://github.com/lxc/nova-lxd/issues/119
Fixed by:
https://github.com/lxc/nova-lxd/commit/84c7d4e4d0033fe94b013d9b5d852306e78e920e
chuck
On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 2:44 AM, Muneeb Ahmad <14mseemah...@seecs.edu.pk>
wrote:
> Hello guys,
> I deployed OpenStack with LXD as a
Ok, is this still happening? I should be able to reproduce this
on any system which has unmounted lvs? Does it happen if you
do the upgrade when not logged into the desktop? (I.e. logged
in on console or over ssh)
Quoting Antonio Tovar (anto...@gmail.com):
> The version installed is:
>
>
Quoting Muneeb Ahmad (14mseemah...@seecs.edu.pk):
> Hello guys,
> I deployed OpenStack with LXD as a hypervisor. Everything is working
> fine but I'm unable to access the console on horizon of any instance I
> run. I'm unable to ssh into any instance except the CirrOS. Log file
> an instance shows
Hello Lars,
However, I have no idea how to do that. Is it possible to create a
container locally and pack it up to be extracted somewhere else? Would
that even be portable? If so, is there tooling for that? I use
configuration management for everything else already; LXC so far is the
only thing
Dear list,
I'm a happy user of LXC using an Ubuntu 14.04 LTS host. So far, I've
used a stock Ubuntu container template and installed some stuff in it.
Here is how I set it up, using unprivileged containers:
$ lxc-create -n base -t download --bdev dir -- -d ubuntu -r trusty -a amd64
$ mount -o
