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You might be right that it is networking problem, although, it shouldn't be confused about the two-adapter setup since the CloudLab nodes that we use also have two NICs attached. Possible problem might be with subnets. Also problem might be with the usage of qemu. I'm not sure that vHive was tested for it. Please provide following information about the setup process so we can help to resolve the issue:
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Hi,
I am trying to work my way through the quickstart guide. But neither of the setups worked so far for me. I guess the single-node setup is the easier one, so let's start with that.
When I execute the steps according to the readme it fails to complete the last step:
./setup_tool create_one_node_cluster firecracker
The log output is:
Where can I find further information why this fails?
Maybe some more info on my setup: I run this in a qemu-based VM with two network adapters, one is the qemu user-level networking (10.0.2.15/24) for internet access and the second is a tap device (192.168.123.10/24) which is connected to a bridge in order to connect to the VM from the host (and possibly from other VMs for a multi-node setup). Might this two-adapter setup be confusing for vHive?
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