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Cannot specify image_guid #59
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This should only kick up if Reference the Load Order and Merging at the end of the Quck Start guide. |
Well, the image I created I fired up from their CentOS 5 image and immediately created an image from it (as a test). I included the default 25GB drive in it. My .box contains one file only (metadata.json) and its contents are below.
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Does your box include its own |
Also, I found that I had to explicitly unset the competing parameters. Even though I did not set a OS value in the Vagrantfile with sl.operating_system, because I used some other services like winrm, the value was getting set for me. In addition to setting the image_guid parameter, I explicitly set operating_system to nil. Then it worked. |
Thats odd and that to me would definitely be a bug somewhere, when we initialize them its set to |
nil worked! Cool, thanks for the tip lonniev! (provider.operating_system = nil) I had previously tried "" as I noticed it seemed to be defaulting to "UBUNTU_LATEST" but I guess one needs to be more explicit than that. I would say that this is a bug as you shouldn't need to set OS to nil if you are setting the image_guid. Thanks all. |
same problem here. Thanks! |
It seems when I try to specify a custom image, I get this error:
I am not specifying an OS in my Vagrantfile. When I comment out my image_guid, and use an OS name instead, it works fine. I got the image GUID from the SL CLI tool. A small excerpt from my VagrantFile is below, let me know if it is too small.
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