Thanks Tomasz, I think such feature makes sense so thanks for filing the request!! Geoffroy

Hi folks, Vijay, The ACRN + Kata Containers configuration (described here [1]) includes a definition for 'ctlpath' that points at the 'acrnctl' binary. That binary is only built and installed for the

I think this has to do with the UP2 UEFI firmware, it gives me problem on my UP2 board. I could never figure out what sequence of commands would reliably set the boot order correctly but I also very o

Thanks for the confirmation! Cheers, Geoffroy

Hi steve, You’re hitting this issue: https://github.com/projectacrn/acrn-hypervisor/issues/4560 Can you try with the acrn/clearlinux-acrn-builder:latest Docker container (from Docker Hub) as per the i

Hi Steve, Could it be that you have a build/ folder under hypervisor? This could cause the problem (this is the problem I had hit previously) If you do, just delete it and re-run the command below fro

Discard this... I saw Steve posted an update *after* I had sent this... Thanks, Geoffroy

Out of curiosity: do we know what can cause many random characters to be dropped in the error message below? Is the system heavily loaded? Thanks, Geoffroy

Hi Dubravko, These are the same that I see on my system, but my terminal is starting and running correctly. Do I understand (and remember) correctly that the only differences between the terminal func

Hi Dubravko. I agree, it does not look like the minor differences would be the cause of your troubles. If/when you get an SSH session going, can you try to launch the gnome-terminal from that session

Hi Dubravko, Can you check (paste) the actual content of /proc/mounts, I want to make sure that devpts is mounted under /dev/pts in both cases. When you checked the output of ‘ls -l /dev/pts/*’ in the

Regarding the terminal problem, can you check the content of /proc/mounts (to see if devpts is mounted) and also check the output of ‘ls -l /dev/pts/*’? Thanks, Geoffroy

Hi Dubravko, Regarding 3) (ACRN with GVT-g settings), is this with the kernel you have built yourself (from https:/github.com/projectacrn/acrn-kernel)? I have never seen the PTY error myself, can you

Hi Dubravko, That’s most likely the problem then, GVT-g needs to be specifically enabled. These command-line parameters are the default ones from Clear Linux. Do you have an acrn.conf [1] file on your

Can you send your kernel command-line parameters (in the SOS): $ cat /proc/cmdline? We should also check in the kernel config (/proc/config.gz) in case GVT got inadvertently turned off (CONFIG_DRM_I91

Hi Dubravko, GVT is the graphics (GPU) sharing capability, you can read more about it here: https://projectacrn.github.io/latest/developer-guides/GVT-g-porting.html It’s essentially useful only if you