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markh794
Wrong link to modprobe on Ubuntu
/usr/sbin/modprobe should be changed to /sbin/modprobe in https://github.com/markh794/mhvtl/blob/master/etc/mhvtl-load-modules.service.in#L14,L15
Otherwise the module wont be loaded.
Agreed - I have this ready - along with a change to /lib vs /usr/lib install of systemd... I'll push these two into git now(ish). The thing was, I had it working on Unbutu yesterday - but it won't start for me today - still working on 'why' (oh, the joys of systemd ;) )
Which version of openSUSE did you test it with? I'm struggling with the openSUSE 15. It works on Centos7 and Ubuntu-xenial.
How do you test it? Do you have a script for building and starting it in a clean environment (Vagrant)?
On Apr 16, 2019, at 7:53 AM, haniffm [email protected] wrote:
Which version of openSUSE did you test it with? I'm struggling with the openSUSE 15. It works on Centos7 and Ubuntu-xenial.
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@gonzoleeman I've created a PR (#41) which includes a Vagrant file and a script (which you should be able to run on your laptop as well).
@haniffm I don't use Vagrant so I probably won't be able to get time to test that.
For the record, I tested the latest as of today on my Tumbleweed system, and it compiled and installed (and ran) just fine.
Is there something in particular in Leap you need tested? Something about the modprobe?
I feel I'm on the right trail to resolve this - I've found the 'systemd-path' command which returns the correct path to install mhvtl-device-conf-generator. Need to get into the office to re-install a fresh install of all three OS - to be sure I've not got anything left laying around from previous attempts.
It looks like getting the location of 64-bit libraries correct is a PITA if you want it to work for all distros.
Need to get into the office to re-install a fresh install of all three OS - to be sure I've not got anything left laying around from previous attempts.
That is the reason I used Vagrant with a script to install everything automatically.
Re-opening, since it is now broken again. Seems that this commit broke it: 642b553b0f8f40e65e96f473ff1f256d1f72a477
Looks like the mhvtl-device-conf-generator is in wrong directory:
Its in /usr/lib/systemd/system-generators/ instead of being in /lib/systemd/system-generators.