Yifan Gu
Yifan Gu
> I have successfully run a ubuntu vm by vmctl before upgrade MacOS 11.2.2. > After upgrading my MBA to Big Sur 11.2.2, the existing VM can not start with...
Unfortunately, I can't yet reproduce this issue. I'll keep following this issue though.
> My firewall is off, but I still get: > > ``` > $ vmctl ssh ubuntu > cat: /Users/paul/VMs/ubuntu/0.ipaddr: No such file or directory > ``` This usually means...
You can scroll back the screen per instructions here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/40242/scroll-inside-screen-or-pause-output It will be also useful to check logs in the MacOS console: https://support.apple.com/guide/console/find-log-messages-and-activities-cnslbf30b61a/mac
Glad you figured it out! You can alternatively just use the ubuntu kernel to boot debian if booting the debian kernel is non-trivial.
It seems like vmcli is trying to boot an amd64 image on an arm64 machine. See https://github.com/gyf304/vmcli/blob/3432e225a8d275b0c78897c54646bd44d020159c/vmbuilders/ubuntu.sh#L24 Is one of your `bash` / `make` running in amd64 instead of arm64?...
`vmcli` is tested on M1 (but not on amd64, people have reported success, but I don't have an x86_64 Mac to test on). I personally use it for my M1...
Oh the logs you are seeing is normal. It’s not mounting the rootfs but using initramfs directly and modifying /dev/vda to inject ssh-key and some other tasks to make the...
I see. If you login into the serial console, and do `lspci`, does the network adapter show up?
It uses the Discord Game API for connectivity, which uses the Discord Servers. See https://discord.com/developers/docs/game-sdk/lobbies Regarding support on Linux. LPVPN is written with portability in mind, but the only thing...