Closed pavaninguva closed 5 years ago
Hi @pavaninguva , not sure you installed it in a VM or using WSL ?
Hi @cclerget So sorry for the lack of clarity. Im running the ubuntu distro on WSL. Hope that helps! Thank you!
Ok Singularity can't work with WSL1 (same for docker or other container runtimes), and looks like you are using WSL1 based on your first post. IIRC Singularity doesn't work actually with WSL2 but it's just because the default kernel doesn't provide the squashfs module
Ah yea! I saw the various threads about wsl1 and containerisation and squashfs and wsl2. Thanks for that info! Really helps clarify things. So besides either running a pure linux machine or finding a suitable remote workstation, are there any hacks that could be done in the interim?
@pavaninguva At the moment we do not work with WSL1. Once WSL2 includes the sqaushfs
kernel module there will be more time to take look. We'll try to keep the docs up to date as support changes there. Thanks!
Version of Singularity:
3.3.0
Expected behavior
Just installed singularity locally on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS on windows. Able to build containers from docker fine
Cloned the github repo and followed the commands given on the documentation
Expected behaviour after installation when running
singularity exec lolcow.sif cowsay moo
would be the standard outputActual behavior
Immediately after installation, running
singularity exec lolcow.sif cowsay moo
for the first time:2nd time, I ran
sudo singularity exec lolcow.sif cowsay moo
:3rd time:
Steps to reproduce behavior
singularity installation
running lolcow