Michał Sawicz
Michał Sawicz
> I'm on Apple Silicon so Multipass is using QEMU under the hood and some paths may be different compared to an Intel Mac, but I think that this should...
Hmm I was unable to reproduce… 1. I took a [Fedora 31 cloud image](https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Cloud_images) 1. launched it in Multipass - I was already in the `adm` group 1. [upgraded to...
OK reproduced. The instance isn't getting an IP for some reason.
LXD has the same problem: lxc/lxd#7150, it's `firewalld` blocking the DHCP requests. Disabling `firewalld` is a workaround: `sudo systemctl stop firewalld`.
The workaround: ```console firewall-cmd --zone=trusted --change-interface=mpqemubr0 --permanent ```
I think we'll have to document that instead.
Hey @oSoMoN, does `snap restart multipass`, or rebooting, help? Do you have a proxy set up?
This should get you going, btw: ```bash snap stop multipass sudo rm -rf /var/snap/multipass/common/cache/multipassd/network-cache/ snap start multipass ```
> How could it possibly get in such a state? Looks like [`QNetworkDiskCache`](https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qnetworkdiskcache.html), that we have in front of our HTTP requests, decided it won't grab the new `SHA256SUMS` file....
Hi @arobertn, all, > My conclusion is that multipass's handling of shared mounts could be significantly improved. That is certainly the case. SSHFS was a safe choice for us simply...