that should print 'Linux is booting' plus some data including a hostname. it also created a folder ./linux with some files in it including an rsa keypair
now run head /var/db/dhcpd_leases, the top one should match the hostname above. grab the ip and try to ssh in:
ssh tc@<ip> -i linux/id_rsa
heres the problem: instead of logging in, it prompts for a password
to reproduce:
that should print 'Linux is booting' plus some data including a hostname. it also created a folder
./linux
with some files in it including an rsa keypairnow run
head /var/db/dhcpd_leases
, the top one should match the hostname above. grab the ip and try to ssh in:heres the problem: instead of logging in, it prompts for a password
however if you run
xhyve
yourself (e.g. print out the command and run it withsudo
directly in your terminal https://github.com/maxogden/linux/commit/c1bb6cd5d243575a7494b07aa9db5bee6b1790f3) then using the same method to ssh in from another terminal workswhat's different about the way we're spawning xhyve from node that makes ssh not work?