Elsaco
Elsaco
@jinglishi-kara in order to build `mariadb` you need to have `mariadb-connector-c-devel` installed also. Not sure if you do, since not mentioned. On `Amazon Linux 2023.5.20240903` it builds `mariadb-1.0.11` w/out errors:...
The issue is with the old `mariadb-connector-c-devel` package that al2023 provides. Using the latest stable release from https://mariadb.org/connector-c/all-releases/ the `pip install mariadb` runs w/out errors: ``` [/var/task]# pip install mariadb...
The `python3-pip` RPM package is missing the `RECORD` file. However, PEP 627 states that the RECORD file is optional: ``` The RECORD file is made optional. Not all tools can...
@PeterTucker after `wsl --manage --set-sparse false` do a `wsl --shutdown` again, and it should work. Notice the `FileSize` before and after running the command: ``` PS C:\Users\elsaco> Get-VHD -Path "G:\vms\sid\ext4.vhdx"...
@venkateshkonada `unsure how the /var/lib/snapd/snap/bin path is set` ...look into `/etc/sudoers` for details: ``` # # Adding HOME to env_keep may enable a user to run unrestricted # commands via...
According to `docker.spec` the links should be created as: ``` # install compatibility symlinks for binaries that moved when runc # and containerd were split into separate packages ln -sf...
@ikr7 what is the device id of your gpu? Please post the output of `lspci -vs 01:00.0` The only IDs supported by the open source driver so far are `2B85,...
@nnathan does the network stalling happens if you run the same test outside of a container? I tried using a `ubuntu-20.04` docker container and didn't observed issues. The test was...
@peroroch you'll need a Windows Nvidia GPU driver with WSL2 support. On Windows check under `C:\Windows\System32\lxss\lib` if the CUDA libs are missing: ``` PS C:\Windows\System32\lxss\lib> ls Directory: C:\Windows\System32\lxss\lib Mode LastWriteTime...
In `wsl-2.3.17` the value of `core_pattern` is different: ``` elsaco@eleven:~/test$ sysctl kernel.core_pattern kernel.core_pattern = |/wsl-capture-crash %t %E %p %s ``` Using `strings` on `/init` it shows: ``` elsaco@eleven:~/test$ strings /init...