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sudden VM restarts #1305
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You should be able to reproduce it with this:
It'd take a while to pull all the image for the first time, but once you have them and run |
I have switched to beta, and I am able to reproduce it on beta also. |
I believe this is a duplicate of #1170 (vm exit code 2, triple fault) but your reproduction needs to be investigated. |
@dsheets thanks! I'm sorry the reproduction is a bit heavyweight, but it triggers the issue each time on my machine. |
I've just reproduced using the case given in #1305 (comment), thanks! In my case I saw the exit code 48 (EPT fault) failure mode which would be #1110 rather than #1170 which is the exit code 2 triple fault failure mode. We are currently tracking them separately but I am increasingly convinced that they are down to the same underlying OSX bug. I'm going to close this as a dup of #1110 and #1170, please subscribe to both of those for further updates (I expect we will eventually close one of those as a dup of the other too). Thanks for your report and reproducer. |
@ijc25 thanks! |
I can't reproduce this on OSX Sierra, 2.8GHz Core i7, MacBook Pro 15inch retina mid 2015, using @errordeveloper script. |
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Expected behavior
Stable operation.
Actual behavior
A crash.
The logs attached to diagnostic
722655D0-C8CB-40C5-AF4C-1964C426C922
should contain info about at least 2 incidents of sudden VM restarts (daemon crashes?).Information
Diagnostic ID:
722655D0-C8CB-40C5-AF4C-1964C426C922
Steps to reproduce the behavior
I'm still working through this, it's a bit complicated and I don't want to provide potentially misleading info. What I am trying to do is run Kubernetes on Docker for Mac (with
kubelet
in a privileged container), and it seems to make Docker for Mac crash.The last crash was yesterday in the afternoon.
Please take a look at
grep '2017-02-14 16:35' docker-system.log
, it seems to reveal some details:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: