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Vagrant up crashes #11492
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@karimsalehh Hey there! Do you think you could give us the full log in a gist of running |
@briancain Yes sure, here you go: |
@karimsalehh Are you using a different from standard filesystem for macOS? Or perhaps a cloud sync service within your homedir or the local path for where you're running vagrant? |
No I never installed a non standard filesystem, and there is no cloud sync within my homer or the local path for where vagrant is running. |
@karimsalehh Have any system updates been applied recently? Was Vagrant working properly previously and this error just began to occur? I believe I still have a Sierra image around that I'm going to restore and see if I can reproduce. It is EOL at this point, but it shouldn't be suddenly producing this error. |
So I never used Vagrant before, thats the first time I installed it. |
Same issue here, freshly installed vagrant with homebrew debug output here #11497 |
And I installed Vagrant from the website and tried using homebrew, both didn't work. |
The homebrew installation should be equivalent as it uses the official installer under the hood. We have seen errors like the one generated in the past when people are using some kind of virtual file system and all expected APIs are either not implemented, or are inconsistent. It's unusual that this error has suddenly appeared, but I'll hopefully be able to get more information once I can reproduce it locally. |
Definitely i dont use any virtual file system, project is on main harddrive, i have no VFS at all on my mac |
Any workaround ? this is a blocker |
I've also experienced this issue on Sierra using latest vagrant & virtualbox. |
@NocturnScholar vagrant uses built in ruby, doesnt use installed i think |
Hi. |
Same problem on MacOS Sierra 10.12.6 (16G2136), started after upgrading to 2.2.7 from 2.2.4. Downgraded to 2.2.6 as @delysh noted and it also works for me. VirtualBox version is 6.0.6 and I did not change it. |
I have exactly the same problem. Vagrant 2.2.7 / macOS 10.12.6 (16G2136). The Crash report looks exactly identical to the one posted above. This happens with new boxes, and some existing ones. But I also have a box which works just fine! And the crash report: I did not have this problem with Vagrant 2.2.6. My system info:
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Hi everyone, I was able to restore an old Sierra image and the behavior was easily reproducible. The segfault was originating from a file system operation via FileUtils in the Ruby standard library. Our next release includes an update to Ruby 2.6 and I figured there was a good chance it would be resolved with the next release. However, upon attempting to install the nightly build, I was greeted with an error about my current macOS version not being supported (as the builds were updated to target non-EOL versions of macOS). The package builds have been updated, and support for EOL versions of macOS has been reinstated (though not future guaranteed 🙂). The latest nightly builds include these updates, and if you would like to try them out before the official release you can find them here: https://github.com/hashicorp/vagrant-installers/releases/tag/v2.2.8.dev%2Bmaster Cheers! |
This fix is included in the now released 2.2.8 version. Cheers! |
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Vagrant version
Installed Version: 2.2.7
Host operating system
MacOS version: 10.12.6
Guest operating system
VirtualBOX 6.1
Vagrantfile
Debug output
https://gist.github.com/karimsalehh/db08ef21be1c02cad0cf5251f1c70949
Expected behavior
When I run vagrant up, I should be able to run ssh into the machine
Actual behavior
vagrant up failes to execute every single time, I tried uninstalling and reinstalling both vagrant and virtualbox and tried different versions.
But nothing seems to work
Steps to reproduce
1.vagrant init (I also tried different boxes)
2.vagrant up
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