Hmmm. I tried building my kernel snap with 'confinement: strict' and building the image from the 'stable' channel as you suggested, but the resulting image had no snaps pre-installed, so it downloaded an ubuntu-core from the store when I installed hello-world as before. So, same problem as before. When I reboot, snapd fails to start.
Cheers, Mike =========================================== ... mabnhdev@localhost:~$ snap list No snaps are installed yet. Try 'snap install hello-world'. =========================================== On Thu, Sep 8, 2016 at 6:55 PM, Luke Williams <[email protected]> wrote: > > One thing I noticed is that if you build your kernel snap with > confinement: strict > It will build your image with the three snaps showing in the snap list > command, so that when you add other snaps, Jr. Does not download the > Ubuntu-core snap and make the system 100% unstable. > > I've also been using the stable channel instead of edge since the edge > channel I have not been able to get the device to detect the network > properly on many devices mainly because it's looking for network, and it > being a switch, relies on the network drivers to be loaded before the cloud > unit rubs, which has lead to a boot up time of 5 minutes on initial boot. > >
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