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launch failed: http and file based images are not supported outside of Linux #1593
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Have any reasons been provided for why macOS and Windows don't support this feature? At the very least the docs should reflect this. |
+1 on this bug/feature. Please add support for Mac OS as well. |
Hey @Saviq any news on this? I'd really like to be able to specify a local file or URI to pull an image from. |
Windows 10 still |
+1 on this. Would be really useful to create training instances from a base plus tools & data for bioinformatics training for Mac & windows learners |
Just wondering if this will get ever higher priority, if it is complicated to resolve, or if there is some kind of political reasoning behind.
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+1 for this feature |
polarapfel commented on Mar 6, 2020 The documentation mentions nowhere that http and file based images are not supported on certain platforms. This needs to be updated in the documentation. |
Duplicate of #1260 |
Describe the bug
This is regarding feature of launching images as described at https://multipass.run/docs/launch-command.
At Windows hosts, 'url' or 'file' argument of 'multipass launch' command fails reporting that "http and file based images are not supported".
Similarly, as commented at https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/new-way-to-launch-images-other-than-cloud-images-from-simplestreams/6282/2 , such issue exists on MacOS as well.
To Reproduce
How, and what happened?
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Expected behavior
Working feature of launching images other than cloud images from SimpleStreams.
Logs
Please provide logs from the daemon, see accessing logs on where to find them on your platform.
Additional info
multipass version
: multipass 1.3.0+win, multipassd 1.3.0+winAdditional context
N/A
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