Alf-André Walla

@zhang2639 `manual_build.sh` downloads and installs a chainloader for you, and you dont have to use our boot python script (which really should have just been written as a Go static...

@zhang2639 in this instance it means either the OS or the Service was built with GCC instead of clang. Right now we dont support GCC, but I will work towards...

In that case I dont know whats wrong. Building with clang has always just worked, and there shouldnt be much more to it. Perhaps the VM is being configured in...

I just tried to build and run with clang-5 myself in CentOS and it just wouldn't boot, even though it built just fine. So instead now I'm building with gcc-7,...

This is most likely because of a missing package, try installing `g++-multilib`? Manually check if clang-5.0 is installed. EDIT: this has been corrected, as we dont want gcc-multilib but g++-multilib!

I have built and installed IncludeOS on Linux Mint now, without really doing much other than running install.sh, it failing for me on everything python. python is mostly used for...

There is a manual_build.sh script on dev branch now that will build the whole thing without trying to install dependencies and such. It could help you install the OS provided...

You may be missing the g++-multilib package? There is a manual_build.sh script on dev now which builds and installs 64-bit. Maybe its all you need?

Stacks are protected, so to speak, but may not be unpresented on original location, and also not yet randomized. LiveUpdate and SystemLog is now moved to high memory, but it's...

Tested with e1000 driver (Intel PRO/1000 MT Server) and both NAT and Host-only networks are working fine for me. Does time out with VirtioNet for me.