Fredrik Lönnegren
Fredrik Lönnegren
Hmm, in this step it should only try to extract the filesystem from the image and put in a local directory.. are you running rootless docker by any chance?
> Surprisingly : > > ``` > > ❯ docker run -it --rm -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v /Users/macbook/Developpement/rancher/elemental-toolkit/examples:/examples -v /Users/macbook/Developpement/rancher/elemental-toolkit/build:/build --entrypoint /bin/bash local/elemental-toolkit:v2.1.0-g54664f8cf > > 4692b3322d9d:/ # touch build/toto > >...
> Removing ``` /var/lib/ca-certificates ``` directory in ``` local/elemental-green-rpi:v2.1.0-g54664f8cf ``` allow to generate the raw disk ... > > BTW, removing only ```openssl```directory lead to the same problem on ```pem```...
Great job debugging this! I would be hesitant adding this directly to the examples right now, but if you want to put up a PR with the findings to the...
Hi @bobmorane83! There is a separate make target for building an RPI disk. Try running 'make ARCH=arm64 build build-os build-rpi-disk' and it should build the toolkit, green OS container image...
Good catch! If you want to put up a PR with the changes I would be happy to review! From the logs it looks like it's trying to boot the...
Awesome! The default login for the examples is `root/elemental`.. But maybe root login is not enabled for rpi by default. You could probably copy the line [here](https://github.com/rancher/elemental-toolkit/blob/a1a22e8306d4a00feb8266e7012f278f35b4f72b/examples/green/Dockerfile#L78) to green-rpi dockerfile.
Nice find! Yea we recently switched from cos to elemental as the example password.. Glad you got it working! 👍
Very nice work! `/etc/rancher` is probably ephemeral and will be cleared during reboot, in elemental we add that dir as persistent [here](https://github.com/rancher/elemental/blob/ae048c615b3ff52816bf5e83ac8c720953b86ed6/framework/files/system/oem/01_elemental-rootfs.yaml#L37) So you could probably copy that file and...
You can put it in `/oem` also, that should be writeable by default!