Linuxkit errors out when trying to run `make image-amd64`
c0dyhi11 opened this issue · 8 comments
I had to remove -docker from the following line in order to proceed
Line 25 in 6f97067
Here is the error:
# make image-amd64
mkdir -p out
linuxkit build -docker -disable-content-trust -pull -format kernel+initrd -name hook-x86_64 -dir out hook.yaml
flag provided but not defined: -docker
USAGE: linuxkit build [options] <file>[.yml] | -
Options:
-decompress-kernel
Decompress the Linux kernel (default false)
-dir string
Directory for output files, default current directory
-disable-content-trust
Skip image trust verification specified in trust section of config (default false)
-format value
Formats to create [ aws docker dynamic-vhd gcp iso-bios iso-efi kernel+initrd kernel+iso kernel+squashfs qcow2-bios qcow2-efi raw-bios raw-efi rpi3 tar tar-kernel-initrd vhd vmdk ]
-name string
Name to use for output files
-o string
File to use for a single output, or '-' for stdout
-pull
Always pull images
-size string
Size for output image, if supported and fixed size (default "1024M")
make: *** [Makefile:25: image-amd64] Error 2
I was not able to get nix-shell working so I installed linux-kit v0.8
That may be the problem...
v0.8 is old...
https://github.com/linuxkit/linuxkit/releases/tag/v0.8
This is the latest release… Are binaries available elsewhere?
No unfortunately. I'd open an issue on the repo that the latest release is a year old. I'll see if I can cut one.
And using the most up to date linuxkit (Built from source this morning) you now get this error on that same command:
flag provided but not defined: -disable-content-trust
# linuxkit version
linuxkit version v0.8+
commit: ccece6a4889e15850dfbaf6d5170939c83edb103
Oh yeah. notary v1 support was removed. It was a pain in the neck, didn't really work, no one wanted it, and notary v2 (under construction by the various SIGs and such) will be 100% non-backwards compatible.
Yep! Thanks!