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Can't access crc from crc start on Fedora 33 - err: ssh: handshake failed #2214
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The VM has apparently failed to start, not sure why. |
Thanks for quick response!
journalctl -u libvirtd
qemu/crc.log doesn't exist?
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Some more detail:
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@aireilly following is what concerning in your case, even VM is running
Which should be something like.
Can you manually able to ssh to that running machine using |
When looking at:
you see the VM does a DHCP request, gets an offer and acks this... but is followed by a failure. Likely it is not possible to persist the DHCP lease ?
Perhaps the following can show more about the network state (untested)
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I can ssh with but default.leases doesn't exist.
and
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The logs shows that |
At the moment, nil is returned when Start() fails to gets the VM IP crc's code assumes that when Start() returns, the VM has an IP. This should help catch this situation. This is related to crc-org/crc#2214
At the moment, nil is returned when Start() fails to gets the VM IP crc's code assumes that when Start() returns, the VM has an IP. This should help catch this situation. This is related to crc-org/crc#2214
This can be useful to detect some `crc start` issues early, and is not always present in the debug log at the moment. This is related to crc-org#2214
At the moment, nil is returned when Start() fails to gets the VM IP crc's code assumes that when Start() returns, the VM has an IP. This should help catch this situation. This is related to crc-org/crc#2214
This can be useful to detect some `crc start` issues early, and is not always present in the debug log at the moment. This is related to #2214
Hi, so I updated my Fedora OS with some random system updates last night, and now my crc cluster comes up and I can interact with it completely normally. I wish there was more that I could say, is there anything else that I could provide now with running config that could help diagnose future issues like this? |
thanks for your help, I'll close this now. |
you could check |
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Docker .... interesting. We had issues with this before, but these were around the DNS and resolving, but this mostly affected Docker instead of us. IIRC this might update firewall rules |
I can't get access to the crc VM on
crc start
.I've tried:
Software version:
CodeReady Containers version: 1.24.0+5f06e84b
OpenShift version: 4.7.2 (embedded in executable
Fedora 33 (Workstation Edition)
crc.log
I'm not on VPN, and running crc on a Lenovo thinkpad t590.
What can I try?
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