Powerful new features introduced for Apple M series chips The Parallels Desktop experience on a Mac with Apple M series chips just got remarkably more Step 5: Cabinet Door & Coin Mech. On your host system create a text file in the home dir:Īs we just added another line to the file.Mini pc for virtual machines. This will start a new Alpine container and mount your home directory as /data Linux default 4.4.27-boot2docker #1 SMP Tue Oct 25 19:51: x86_64 GNU/Linuxĭocker run -dt -name testfs -v $HOME:/data alpine:latest sh This issue is still present in Boot2Docker version 1.12.3 which comes installed with the latest version of docker-toolbox System:īoot2Docker version 1.12.3, build HEAD : 7fc7575 - Thu Oct 27 17:23: I don't use docker but just booted into the iso using virtualbox, the follow steps show the same issue:
I've posted a bug on the VirtualBox bug tracker here: please update it if you have any more information that could help fix it.Įdit: It seems this project is also affected. I'd love to know what you did if you have managed to solve the problem. I've recompiled an Arch Kernel with various options for CONFIG_FSCACHE and the problem remains. Similarly, clearing the cache using drop_caches makes the files accessible, but this has to be run each time a file is affected. If you write the file on the host before reading it on the guest it works correctly. Now try to open the file on the guest: cat non-existant.file it says "no such file or directory" and the permissions/date all come up as ?.On the guest, try to open a file which doesn't exist yet: stat non-existant.file.I'm trying to solve this exact problem (Not using boot2docker but it seems to be a larger issue) I'm getting this in any Linux OS when: Able to reproduce with latest boot2docker 1.8.2 and VirtualBox 5.0.0/5.0.4/5.0.6. Tried in two different machines both OSX Yosemite. This does not seem to be a Virtualbox error, because things are working fine in an Ubuntu guest. File updates are correctly picked up again and again, no issues.Start an Ubuntu 14.04 VM and do the same steps above.It reads file correctly first time, but from then on the file becomes cached and updates don't reflect.Update the file in host OS: echo 2 > test.json.Read the file in boot2docker: cat ~/share/test.json.Create a file in host OS: echo 1 > test.json.Mount the folder using vboxsf: mkdir ~/share & sudo mount -t vboxsf HostFolderName ~/share.Go to settings and share a folder (pick any folder of choice).Sorry but we can confirm this problem is isolated to boot2docker.
Functionality works fine in Ubuntu but does not work in boot2docker. NOTE: This is not related to the age-old VirtualBox SendFile bug or #887.
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