19 Dec 2024 |
adamcstephens | https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/365778 | 04:51:41 |
adamcstephens | even ofborg can run the full suite now | 04:51:57 |
20 Dec 2024 |
adamcstephens | oops i probably broke aarch64 incus users with that PR | 19:14:39 |
adamcstephens | by probably I mean definitely did :) | 19:17:43 |
adamcstephens | That's what I get for not running on my rpi4 | 19:22:39 |
hexa | seabios 😄 | 19:49:02 |
adamcstephens | i didn't ask why mkg20001 wanted CSM support, but it was easy | 19:55:20 |
adamcstephens | * i didn't ask why mkg20001 wanted CSM support, but it was easy to fix | 19:55:26 |
23 Dec 2024 |
adamcstephens | # pgrep -af incusd
13463 [incusd] <defunct>
2994264 [incusd] <defunct>
2997534 /nix/store/mrhl1i0f9hxxswls63nvd740n0mvwclz-incus-6.8.0/bin/incusd --group incus-admin --debug
2997535 /nix/store/mrhl1i0f9hxxswls63nvd740n0mvwclz-incus-6.8.0/bin/incusd waitready --timeout=600
| 14:21:22 |
adamcstephens | :/ | 14:21:24 |
Cobalt | Hey, I recently started using Incus in my laptop (NixOS 24.11) for development and have some problems with processes inside of the incus containers not exiting during shutdown. This leads to systemd being stuck, during shutdown, for multiple minutes waiting for dhcpd of the containers etc. until their timeouts run out.
Is this a known problem? | 14:50:37 |
adamcstephens | i've suspected incus-startup.service isn't correctly stopping things, but haven't looked into it | 14:52:08 |
adamcstephens | and to clarify you mean container shutdown or host shutdown? | 14:59:09 |
adamcstephens | if you have a chance, please file a nixpkgs bug with more information and ping me on it | 15:03:51 |
Cobalt | In reply to @adam:robins.wtf and to clarify you mean container shutdown or host shutdown? I meant a host shutdown with running containers. | 15:36:57 |
Cobalt | In reply to @adam:robins.wtf if you have a chance, please file a nixpkgs bug with more information and ping me on it Okay, will do that asap | 15:37:09 |
1 Jan 2025 |
| NixOS Moderation Botchanged room power levels. | 14:26:08 |
adamcstephens | qemu 9.2 broke VM support in incus | 16:08:47 |
Cobalt | As an ammendment to this, it resolved itself after a recent nixpkgs bump to my system Flake. I can't reprocess it anymore. | 16:10:19 |
Cobalt | * As an ammendment to this, it resolved itself after a recent nixpkgs bump to my system flake. I can't reproduce it anymore. | 16:10:37 |
Cobalt | Upstream issue: https://github.com/lxc/incus/issues/1522 | 16:11:23 |
Cobalt | It appears to be fixed upstream, if this issue is important one could try to include the upstream patch in nixpkgs' incus package until a new release is created. | 16:13:09 |
adamcstephens | interestingly it only broke non-LTS incus | 16:23:35 |
Cobalt | That's somewhat comforting, at least $work won't have to pin an older package. Has this affected nixpkgs stable for the non-LTS? | 16:27:52 |
adamcstephens | No qemu 9.2 wasn’t backported that I see | 16:46:52 |
adamcstephens | In reply to @c0ba1t:matrix.org It appears to be fixed upstream, if this issue is important one could try to include the upstream patch in nixpkgs' incus package until a new release is created. https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/369996 | 16:47:58 |
adamcstephens | Already done :) | 16:48:05 |
adamcstephens | Well that’s good I guess ;) | 16:49:07 |
adamcstephens | There’s another upstream issue about qemu 9.2 but we don’t seem to be affected luckily | 16:50:48 |
5 Jan 2025 |
adamcstephens | https://stgraber.org/2025/01/04/incus-in-2024-and-beyond/ | 12:58:17 |