Hi All,
Until a few weeks ago, the Xenial image ("ubuntu:x" for x86_64), as reported by
lxc image list ubuntu:
used to be around 140MB.
See, for example,
https://simos.info/blog/playing-around-with-lxd-containers-lxc-on-ubuntu/
(138.23MB)
However, if you run now the same command, the size of t
Greetings, Simos Xenitellis!
> Hi All,
> Until a few weeks ago, the Xenial image ("ubuntu:x" for x86_64), as reported
> by
> lxc image list ubuntu:
> used to be around 140MB.
> See, for example,
> https://simos.info/blog/playing-around-with-lxd-containers-lxc-on-ubuntu/
> (138.23MB)
> Howeve
Hi,
It's a LXD bug which mis-reports the image size. This has been fixed
upstream and the fix is in LXD 2.0.4.
| x (9 more) | 3ec1d8bbca28 | yes| ubuntu 16.04 LTS amd64 (release)
(20160815) | x86_64 | 174.73MB | Aug 15, 2016 at 12:00am (UTC) |
This was caused by the switch to s
Hello!
I just noticed that the version 2.0.4 is available for update.
Here are my tests when updating.
Before (on 2.0.3):
$ lxc image list ubuntu:
...
x (9 more) | 295d53ae6db4 | yes| ubuntu 16.04 LTS amd64
(release) (20160815) | x86_64 | 315.82MB | Aug 15, 2016 at
12:00am (UTC