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Re: Issues with Lab 6.2
Assert is outdated: assert(range === '>=2.0.0 <3.0.0', ... should be assert(range === '>=2.0.0 <3.0.0-0',1 -
Re: Chapter 18 - Automatic Filesystem Mounting - doesn't work for me
I also re tested this on Ubuntu20-04 my fstab: /dev/nvme0n1p3 /home/win10 ntfs noauto,x-systemd.idle-timeout=30,x- systemd.automount,rw,relatime,user_id=0,group_id=0,allow_other 0 0 As expected it wo…1 -
Re: Chapter 18 - Automatic Filesystem Mounting - doesn't work for me
Update I've passed through the external hard drive to a Ubuntu 18.04 server VM and edited the /etc/fstab file as follows: /dev/disk/by-partlabel/wdbook /mnt ntfs-3g…1 -
Re: Chapter 18 - Automatic Filesystem Mounting - doesn't work for me
Just a reminder: We make no attempt to make sure anything works on Manjaro or with thunar etc, as we do not try to cover the entire universe of distributions and versions. We test on CentOS and Ubunt…1 -
Re: lxc-create fails to create container
Hi @toastboy, Although in Lab 1.1 we create a g1-small instance, I ran through the exercise on an e2-micro instance such as yours, and I had the same issue when starting the lxc container with both -…1 -
Re: Lab 5.1 suggested corrections
Hi @go2vijay, In an earlier comment you may find the reason it still fails: @toastboy, a clarifying note will be added in a future course update release. Regards, -Chris1 -
Re: Creation of a RAID device (Unit 24)
In decades of using Linux, I can't remember a time I had to reboot except when there is a kernel update or recompile. Occasionally it is just faster to reboot than remember how to restart some s…5 -
Re: Chapter 8 - YUM - script to list status of repositories
there is no dnf on CentOS 7, it appears only in CentOS 8 (and much earlier versions of Fedora). ON CentOS 8 you can use yum, it is simply a wrapper around dnf as for basic commands the syntax is iden…2 -
Lab 4.1 - sh: find: command not found
Lab 4.1 step 2 (b): My shell returns sh: find: command not found Also, none of the ls commands work for me. Again returning, sh: ls: command not found I can create a snapshot by entering the ETCDCTL …1 -
Re: Creation of a RAID device (Unit 24)
I use 'partprobe -s', so it's not necessary reboot the machine, then I verify the changes with 'lsblk -f'. Just remember to write the changes with 'w' in fdisk. Now…3
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