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I just noticed there's new commits, I'm gonna try pulling those in and see if it helps.
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@thebozzcl There were unstable changes introduced on November 3rd which were causing problems for me on my Arch box and also for some other folks on Ubuntu 20.04. I rolled them back today. @mbuchel and I will take a more detailed look at your issue in the morning but I would start with just what you suggested, trying the latest commits and seeing if your issue goes away.
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Also if you'd like to start your VM with no file copy use the --no-copy
flag. That will launch the VM in place rather than copying it to the /live/
directory before booting it.
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The lock file for the apparently failed VMs are still there even though the VM didn't run.
Ya, that's a bug we do need to patch. We had a daemon process called arcd-checkup that handled that on our legacy implementation. LibVF.IO is a ground up reimplemtation of that and some things like arcd-checkup haven't been ported over yet.
I checked on mdevctl and I noticed each new execution defined a new device instead of re-using the one from the base implementation. I assume that's not correct, since mdevctl seems to only be able to allocate one device.
That
That's being worked on in feature/sudo-daemon but it isn't stable yet so we're not quite ready to merge it into master just yet. It's on the top of our list for things to fix however. :)
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BTW, any way I can enable additional logging/debugging on arcd? I didn't see an option for it while looking around in the code.
I think that's a good idea, I'll try to add some sort of verbose logging mode tomorrow if I can get to it.
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Resolved by updating to the latest version. Something interesting I ran into though... if I just pulled the latest commits and re-ran the installation, my virtual machines ran super slowly. I solved it by formatting and starting from scratch.
Now I'm having issues with Looking Glass and my GPU drivers, but I don't think they're related to libvf.io and I don't have more details yet... so let's just close this!
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Thanks for pointing this out and creating an issue, @thebozzcl !
If you need some help with Looking Glass and GPU drivers you can join the Matrix or Discord. I'll try my best to lend a hand. :)
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