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Sign upDebootstrapping wheezy fails (on jessie and stretch VMs) #2655
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h01ger
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In Debian this is https://bugs.debian.org/856214 now… |
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Happens when trying to bootstrap squeeze and lenny too. |
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Feb 26, 2017
And for the avoidance of doubt, I've just tested bootstrapping jessie and stretch, which both worked fine.
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And for the avoidance of doubt, I've just tested bootstrapping jessie and stretch, which both worked fine. |
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Feb 26, 2017
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I think I've hit this in the past: #2045 (comment)
In short: add vsyscall=emulate to kernel cmdline.
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I think I've hit this in the past: #2045 (comment) |
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h01ger
Feb 27, 2017
So this (#2045) means I need to reboot dom0 with some hardening features disabled?
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So this (#2045) means I need to reboot dom0 with some hardening features disabled? |
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So this (#2045) means I need to reboot dom0 with some hardening features disabled?
No, a VM in which you want to debootstrap old Debian versions.
No, a VM in which you want to debootstrap old Debian versions. |
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Feb 27, 2017
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On Mon, Feb 27, 2017 at 10:05:34AM -0800, Marek Marczykowski-Górecki wrote:
No, a VM in which you want to debootstrap old Debian versions.
ah, thanks! This made me check (and change) this setting with qvm-prefs,
previously I was only checking with the graphical qubes-manager…
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cheers,
Holger
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@h01ger Cab you confirm that this fixed the issue? |
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So I'm wondering what to do with this issue - simple close it? I've also pondered writing a short paragraph for qubes-doc.git but couldnt quickly find where to best add it. Any suggestions?
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So I'm wondering what to do with this issue - simple close it? I've also pondered writing a short paragraph for qubes-doc.git but couldnt quickly find where to best add it. Any suggestions? |
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I would close it. It isn't a Qubes specific issue and the fix isn't particular to Qubes, so I wouldn't think it warrants an entry in the Qubes docs.
(Any one coming up against it again can always search issues and find this solution.)
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I would close it. It isn't a Qubes specific issue and the fix isn't particular to Qubes, so I wouldn't think it warrants an entry in the Qubes docs. |
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Qubes OS version (e.g.,
R3.2):R3.2
Affected TemplateVMs (e.g.,
fedora-23, if applicable):debian-8
debian-9
Expected behavior:
Being able to debootstrap wheezy inside Debian templates.
Actual behavior:
Bootstrapping wheezy fails, both in a jessie as well as a stretch template. This is the output on stretch:
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
See above.
General notes:
I'll file a Debian bug about this issue as well and will reference it here.