Open seanknox opened 10 years ago
Sorry about that Sean! Let me dig out the location that the box should be downloaded to, and we can compare file sizes, etc, to see if the download got messed up. Are you on OS X?
If you are on OS X, this command should open up the hidden Vagrant cache folder:
open ~/.vagrant.d/
Could you have a look at the size of the contents of the dstk folder using a command like this?
ls -la ~/.vagrant.d/boxes/dstk
The expected values are these:
drwxr-xr-x 6 petewarden staff 204 Oct 2 23:31 .
drwxr-xr-x 8 petewarden staff 272 Nov 13 14:54 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 petewarden staff 505 Oct 2 23:31 Vagrantfile
-rw------- 1 petewarden staff 21309656576 Oct 2 23:31 box-disk1.vmdk
-rw------- 1 petewarden staff 14171 Oct 2 23:31 box.ovf
drwxr-xr-x 3 petewarden staff 102 Oct 2 23:31 include
Hey Pete, I'm on OS X (Mavericks if it matters). Looks like something went awry during the download/unpacking phase(s), as my ~/.vagrant.d/boxes/
folder is empty. Perhaps Vagrant cleaned up after itself? I'm now manually downloading box-disk1.vmdk (using curl) and will try to bring the box up post download.
Figured out the issue. I ran out of disk space. When you run vagrant box add dstk [box image]
Vagrant copies the box image to your .vagrant.d
folder; this is true whether you download the image via HTTP or point vagrant to a local copy. So even though I have a local copy of DSTK image, Vagrant is still copying it over to .vagrant.d/tmp
.
Not sure if there's a way to tell Vagrant to not copy the image file over again, and instead just use it. In the meantime, I'm going to throw the image on an external HD I have and give it another shot as then I'll actually have space on my computer.
BTW, Eric Theise pitched the DSTK at the Stamen Maptime event. :)
Hi, I tried to download the Vagrant VM but received this error: