I tried the "dpkg-reconfigure lxd" several times and it didn't make any
difference. I discovered that I had an old lxc package that was
installed and upgraded to lxc1. I removed lxc1 and lxc-net and tried
to purge all of their old config files.
I then did the "dpkg-reconfiugre lxd" again and "lx
If you have a container or images, you can't run LXD init, because it would
potentially change the storage backend, etc. If you already had LXD up and
running, what were you looking to do with LXD init ? It is possible that
you could delete all of your instances and images and then run it. Or you
I just upgraded a machine to 16.04 and tried to do an "lxd init" and
received an err of "LXD init cannot be used at this time". What causes
this? What do I have to clear out to make it work correctly?
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