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docs: add FoundationDB macOS troubleshooting guide #1975
docs: add FoundationDB macOS troubleshooting guide #1975
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PR Summary
Added troubleshooting documentation for FoundationDB issues on macOS in the Docker development environment, focusing on resolving segmentation faults and disk I/O failures.
- Added detailed error output examples in
/docker/dev-full/README.md
showing FoundationDB segmentation faults and disk I/O failures - Added solution to use Apple Virtualization framework with Rosetta and VirtioFS for macOS users
- Added troubleshooting section for
Illegal instruction
errors duringapt-get install
on macOS
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/var/fdb/scripts/fdb.bash: line 68: 32 Segmentation fault fdbserver --listen-address 0.0.0.0:"$FDB_PORT" --public-address "$PUBLIC_IP:$FDB_PORT" --datadir /var/fdb/data --logdir /var/fdb/logs --locality-zoneid="$(hostname)" --locality-machineid="$(hostname)" --class "$FDB_PROCESS_CLASS" | ||
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Try changing you Docker VM to _Apple Virtualization framework_ with _Use Rosetta_ and _VirtioFS_ enabled. |
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syntax: typo in 'changing you Docker VM' -> 'changing your Docker VM'
Try changing you Docker VM to _Apple Virtualization framework_ with _Use Rosetta_ and _VirtioFS_ enabled. | |
Try changing your Docker VM to _Apple Virtualization framework_ with _Use Rosetta_ and _VirtioFS_ enabled. |
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