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Cannot mount with minikube start command #13397
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Hi @metaswirl, we've had a few mount improvements since our last release. We have a new release coming out later today that will include the changes, but in the meantime feel free to try out the latest binary and let me know if that resolves your issue, thanks! https://storage.googleapis.com/minikube-builds/master/minikube-darwin-arm64 |
Hi @spowelljr, thank you for your quick response. Unfortunately, the new binaries don't solve the problem on my system. I've deleted my existing minikube setup, killed all minikube processes and created different folders to avoid collision. The output is as follows:
Creating a minikube setup without mount point works.
I've pasted the logs here: https://pastebin.com/60gpiki6 |
Just saw that the new release 1.25 is already out. I have installed it via brew, but encountered the same problem as described in the my previous comment. Mounting with |
Ah, sorry, I should have looked harder at your initial logs. So the difference between the So that explains why it works one way but not the other, so it has something to do with the Docker mount process. I've done a lot of work on the |
I looked at the log file you put in pastebin, I'm not sure if that was a
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Thanks @spowelljr, it is good to know that these are different thanks. I will use the 9P mount for now, as this works for me. |
Hiding the docker volumes under "mount" was probably a bad idea, it is very confusing to use the same word for both. |
What Happened?
I am trying to start a minikube cluster with a mounted directory. When I ssh into minikube the directory is empty
In contrast, when I mount the dir in a running minikube instance it works.
Background information:
Attach the log file
Operating System
macOS (Default)
Driver
Docker
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