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Ministart start fails when running from drive other than user profile in Windows
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Issue #346 improve installation instructions #347
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Reason explained here kubernetes/minikube#459 (comment).
Something feel like a limitation to me at the moment.
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Reason explained here kubernetes/minikube#459 (comment). |
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apitt
Apr 10, 2017
Is there any progress towards fixing this? This is a blocker where I work. We don't have control of where %userprofile% is mapped, and we won't be able to run minishift until this issue is resolved.
Has anybody found any sort of work around (other than making sure %userprofile% is on the drive that you run minishift from)?
Windows 7 with VirtualBox 5.1.18.
EDIT: We found a work around for now.
Locally, we had to set "HOMEDRIVE" to C:. For example:
export HOMEDRIVE=C:
After that, minishift start works. It creates .kube and .minishift dirs in the root of C:.
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Is there any progress towards fixing this? This is a blocker where I work. We don't have control of where %userprofile% is mapped, and we won't be able to run minishift until this issue is resolved. Has anybody found any sort of work around (other than making sure %userprofile% is on the drive that you run minishift from)? Windows 7 with VirtualBox 5.1.18. EDIT: We found a work around for now. After that, |
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@budhrg Can we close this now? |
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@praveenkumar I think this is still an issue. There is afaiu no solution for this for now.
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@praveenkumar I think this is still an issue. There is afaiu no solution for this for now. |
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I think this is still an issue. There is afaiu no solution for this for now.
Might be we need to do bit work in finding an alternate solution here. Will discuss with @gbraad
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So the solution was ... to be on the drive the Users directory is located on
kubernetes/minikube#459 (comment)
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apitt
May 31, 2017
If the documented solution for people like me (a corporate desktop setup that defaults the Users directory to some network drive) is to set the HOMEDRIVE environment variable to C:, then I think it can be closed. If it's not documented, then people will probably continue to open this issue.
Also, this happens to work for us (Windows 7 and Virtualbox), I can't really vouch for this being a "universal" solution.
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If the documented solution for people like me (a corporate desktop setup that defaults the Users directory to some network drive) is to set the Also, this happens to work for us (Windows 7 and Virtualbox), I can't really vouch for this being a "universal" solution. |
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Well, tbh I would like to understand why it is not possible to do it. This seems like an very odd restriction imo
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Well, tbh I would like to understand why it is not possible to do it. This seems like an very odd restriction imo |
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Creating a new issue as the location has to be C:\ regardless of the `%USERPROFILE% as is currently documented.
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Update documentation: minishift.exe only works properly from C:\ #1098
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Creating a new issue as the location has to be C:\ regardless of the `%USERPROFILE% as is currently documented.
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given that we get multiple error reports around this, I think we should investigate the cause for this asap.
+1 given that we get multiple error reports around this, I think we should investigate the cause for this asap. |
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Issue #1098 Update docs to instruct running minishift.exe from C on Windows #1142
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@minishift/minishift-dev should we close this issue since we already have documents in place?
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@minishift/minishift-dev should we close this issue since we already have documents in place? |
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Closing this issue as it can't be resolved from Minishift side.
It need changes from docker/machine side at
https://github.com/docker/machine/blob/1e3b6b64504f2970252b06119d6dc1fb1982b4b4/libmachine/mcnutils/b2d.go#L195-L204
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Closing this issue as it can't be resolved from Minishift side. It need changes from docker/machine side at |
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Minishift fails to start using the Windows-native OpenSSH Client #2722
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It need changes from docker/machine side at
https://github.com/docker/machine/blob/1e3b6b64504f2970252b06119d6dc1fb1982b4b4/libmachine/mcnutils/b2d.go#L195-L204
if changes are needed, we can now make them at machine-drivers/machine
if changes are needed, we can now make them at machine-drivers/machine |
budhram commentedDec 30, 2016
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minishift startfails when running from drive other than%USERPROFILE%( C drive mostly ).Following similar issues are reported in
minikube: