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none: Failing to load a module due to module being built-in (br_netfilter) #5900
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We haven't done much testing with the none driver and containerd. If you want to try, I think I have a possible solution. Try editing this line here: minikube/pkg/minikube/cruntime/cruntime.go Line 134 in 1c46502
And add a check like this:
Please let me know if it works. Related issue: moby/libnetwork#1210 |
Thanks, I'll test that next week. I think the issue was that |
@battlesnake have you had any chance to try ? is this something we need to fix or work on? |
We could use Still weird that the
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I confirm this issue, we have the same problem for kic driver (docker) on cloud shell. please reffer to this issue on the updates, I will make a PR to address this. |
and aitäh @battlesnake for creating this issue, this will actually help minikube run on different platforms much better |
@battlesnake this issue should fixed by the PR and it will be in the next release. please feel free to re-open this issue if you still have the issue |
Thanks. I was using Minikube for a proof of concept, so haven't done much with it since opening this issue. |
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It looks like minikube is attempting to load a module that's built-in (in my case), and is then failing when the module isn't found.
The exact command to reproduce the issue:
The full output of the command that failed:
The output of the
minikube logs
command:The operating system version:
Arch Linux, kernel 5.3.8-arch1-1, running in Virtualbox.
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