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/Users is not accessible in the VM (xhyve) #423
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and I just verified that this problem is not reproducible on VirtualBox VMs |
This is an xhyve-driver specific issue. I think we need to turn on 9p file-sharing here: @r2d4: this should be a good starter bug. Once we get this working for all supported drivers we should add an e2e test for it. |
Removing the Virtio9p flags from the xhyve-driver struct because they require custom configuration of the boot2docker iso and thus won't work. See this note for more information https://github.com/zchee/docker-machine-driver-xhyve#usage This resolves issue kubernetes#423
Removing the Virtio9p flags from the xhyve-driver struct because they require custom configuration of the boot2docker iso and thus won't work. See this note for more information https://github.com/zchee/docker-machine-driver-xhyve#usage This resolves issue kubernetes#423
Once Homebrew/homebrew-core#3638 is merged, we can test with the new version of docker-xhyve-driver |
@dlorenc @r2d4 I still not understand all of the minikube sources, but yes. and, In my code are hard-coded, but maybe minikube is possible to change the mount directory. |
This feature is enabled in v0.2.3 of the docker xhyve driver Enabling this by default on cluster_darwin This resolves issue kubernetes#423
This should be fixed in the next release. |
This feature is enabled in v0.2.3 of the docker xhyve driver Enabling this by default on cluster_darwin This resolves issue kubernetes#423
As far as I understand,
/Users
(on Mac OS) should be accessible inside the VM, so that, we can havehostPath
shared between the VM and host but it is not.Steps to reproduce
minikube start --vm-driver=xhyve
minikube ssh 'ls /'
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