Daniel Egger

Have the exact same problem but boot2docker-xhyve doesn't work for me because clang (tried different versions) persistently crashes while compiling uuid2mac.

Works fine, thanks.

Maybe the reply was too early... How long is it supposed to be starting up? > [dhyve] this command requires root, restarting with sudo.. > Password: > [dhyve] starting.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Still starting up but xhyve is not in the process list.

Tried to start it manually using the information from dhyve status and get the error: > virtio_net: Could not create vmnet interface, permission denied or no entitlement? Seems like two...

I did. ;) > sudo xhyve -A -m 2G -c 1 -s 0:0,hostbridge -l com1,stdio -s 31,lpc -s 2:0,virtio-net -s 4,virtio-blk,/Users/foo/.dhyve/disk.img -U 2996454B-06DE-43B0-9FC6-9E9F38D1DCAE -f kexec,/Users/foo/.dhyve/bzImage,/Users/foo/.dhyve/rootfs.cpio.xz,console=ttyS0 hostname=dhyve uuid=2996454B-06DE-43B0-9FC6-9E9F38D1DCAE > virtio_net: Could...

Same problem. But since the commandline was assembled by dhyve anyway I would expect it to work as is when called from dhyve, no? ;)

> Did you see any error messages on compiling uuid2mac? No, it just segfaults, same message with the standard Xcode clang: tar zxvf boot2docker-data.tar.gz x boot2docker-data.img /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin/make -C uuid2ip ld...

I'm using the bottled homebrew xhyve version.

Yes, that's v0.2.0. Just reinstalled the --HEAD version, same thing for both dhyve not starting and boot2docker-xhyve failing to compile.