OK, will circle back to this bug in due course. From what you say it
might even be specific to that Nuc.
Mark
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Title:
Reliab
Hi Seth
I have been deploying charmed-kubernetes on a LXD cluster. I didn't
think the kernel crash was workload-specific, but of course it might be.
It looked more likely to be ZFS + lowlatency + snaps triggering the issue.
For now I have had to move to -generic on the machine which was causing
t
Just to confirm and still seeing this with today's -24 package.
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Reliable crash in lowlatency kernel with LXD
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Hello, I am able to crash 5.4.0-21-lowlatency running LXD. This machine
in an Intel NUC, part of a three-member LXD cluster. The other machines
do not show this crash and they are not running the lowlatency kernel,
but that might be incidental. I will swap out the generic kern
Timestamping seems to be working. However there may be other networking
issues in -proposed that could be kernel related (captured in bug
#1818340) that might warrant a hold on promotion.
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Fine-grained network security for snaps is going to be fantastic, but
it's also a rich area, and when networking policy stuff is done
simplistically it becomes awkward more than useful.
I'd suggest that we start now working up detailed design on the topic,
so that when we are ready to start implem
Hi Seth, 18.04 LTS is plenty for my purposes and for users wanting to
kick the tires on the functionality. No need for a backport on the
change at this stage.
Thank you!
Mark
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Colin, thanks for the analysis.
No rush on the change.
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Title:
Consider enabling CONFIG_NETWORK_PHY_TIMESTAMPING
Status in l
Thanks folks, looking forward to the results. I would have thought it
would noop where the feature was not in use; as far as I know it
requires explicit activation.
Mark
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Hi folks, is there a reason we do not enable
CONFIG_NETWORK_PHY_TIMESTAMPING ? I'm not sure of the tradeoffs but I
think this config option is required for PTP time syncronization which
would be useful in telco and financial (and OCD :)) environments.
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Right, the only issue is how to address the legitimate concerns of
people not using ZFS. Ideally, we'd be:
* detecting the need for it on boot and starting it if relevant
* also starting it whenever a zpool is created
This way, it's there whenever you need it, otherwise not. I'm pretty
sure the
I think it would be acceptable, for now, if (a) the zed init script
avoided starting in containers, and (b) there were an /etc/default/zed
which enabled one to disable zed altogether. Would that cause a problem
for people creating their first pool, where their docs expect zed to be
running?
Mark
Thanks guys, can't wait to see this in action :)
Mark
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Title:
Support snaps inside of lxd containers
Status in lxd:
Unknown
Stat
Colin, Andy, thank you!
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On 13/07/16 04:32, Uli Middelberg wrote:
>> @Uli, It's an automated dependency.
> I know.
>
> The question is: Should I modify /etc/network/fan if I'm using private
> IP addresses outside of 10.254/16, 172.16/12, 192.168/16, e.g. 10/24 ?
The key thing with the fan is that all the machines particip
Please bump up the importance of this issue. Thanks!
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ubuntu-fan causes issues during network configuration
Statu
Thanks for the quick triage!
Mark
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Title:
Reliably crash kernel 4.4.0.8-generic by reinstalling all packages and
waiting for bind
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Hiya
I periodically do a full reinstall of all packages just to see what
breaks. Today it's the kernel :) Oddly I have reproduced this on several
machines. Simply fire up aptitude, go to "Installed" pack
Public bug reported:
Hiya
I periodically do a full reinstall of all packages just to see what
breaks. Today it's the kernel :) Oddly I have reproduced this on several
machines. Simply fire up aptitude, go to "Installed" packages, hit
Shift-L to reinstall, then g and g again to kick it off. When I
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Importance: Undecided => High
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Title:
Include rbd and kvm modules in the virtual package
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