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cannot start labs (execve: Bad address) #11
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Hi @manuhalo , please, can you try to bypass the wrapper, by installing Kathara with the option --admin? This implies to use sudo to run Kathara, so do that if and only if your user is part of the sudo group. Thanks. |
Thanks @glospoto, this removed the bad address issue, but now it's complaining that it can't start the containers:
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That is because the system thinks you already started the containers and is trying to restart them instead of creating them. Try to run $NETKIT_HOME/lwipe and $NETKIT_HOME/lstart or simply $NETKIT_HOME/lrestart |
On Ubuntu 18.04 with Kathara 0.30, after installing Kathara as per the instructions in the README, whenever I try to run a command such as
$NETKIT_HOME/lstart
or$NETKIT_HOME/lclean
I only get a sequence ofI tried this both with the maracas example suggested in the README and the single swith P4 example in included with the source.
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