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Unsupported configuration: 'virtiofs' requires shared memory #9
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Hello @Krakoer, Thank you for your feedback. After trying to get through the steps you took, I also saw the problem you mentioned. It seems that using the sig-windows-dev-tools/windows-2019 box is causing some issues. VirtioFS normally helps virtual machines use a directory tree on the host. But I ran into issues when trying to use shared folders on a Windows guest. From what I can tell, this vagrant box may be the main issue when it's used in a container as our project describes. I also noticed that the box you suggest requires several vagrant plugins to be installed. It might be a good idea to make sure these plugins are updated according to the needs in the box repository. Here are some things we could try:
By the way, were you able to run the official box of this project on your Debian 12 system? Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks again for your helpful feedback. |
Thanks for the quick reply.
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Quick update, I tested your official box and got the same error :) |
Same error on debian 12
docker-compose.yml
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@imKota @Krakoer This project is battle tested on Ubuntu Servers. Unfortunately, I don't have a Debian 12 system on bare metal to test this project. Despite this, I believe we can work together to address your concerns. To facilitate a better diagnosis of the issue you're encountering, I'd like to gather a bit more information:
For testing purposes, I also propose that you try a modified Docker Compose configuration I've put together. The configuration is as follows:
In this new configuration, I've intentionally left out the cgroup volume. I'm curious to see whether this change affects your situation. Once you've had a chance to test this, please report back on whether the issue has been resolved, or if the problem behaviour continues. Your insights will be valuable in helping us refine our project further. Your cooperation and contributions to the project are sincerely appreciated. |
Looks like I might face the same issue. Host system is Debian 6.1.90-1. Docker runs as root and no other unusual configuration. Docker version 26.1.3, build b72abbb I get following error with the test docker-compose (i.e. without cgroup volume)
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Firstly, thanks for the project.
Built with the Dockerfile, running on debian 12, I got
I edited the Dockerfile and Vagrantfile to use the dev tools box because I want to use the VM to build some visual studio project in CI
Ask for more info if needed!
Many thx
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