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About kdrag0n
https://kdrag0n.dev
Email: hn@.dev
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Comment #48478086
Interesting, what devices would you want to pass through?
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Comment #48476561
love to hear it!
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Comment #48476375
The Linux VM host and guest components are all custom, as well as the daemon that manages machines. It currently uses LXC as the runtime but that's being replaced as well. For cont…
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Comment #48475981
Can you share more details? OrbStack has always supported inotify/fanotify (Linux fs watching APIs) on bind mounts and most people use watchers with no issues. Happy to look into w…
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Comment #48470940
We're working on block device passthrough for the builtin SD reader.
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Comment #48470727
That's my bad, I used the example alpine commands and the official alpine doesn't have init. It's supported if you build an image with systemd installed
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Comment #48470559
Yep! Still refining it but isolated machines now have fine-grained settings for filesystem mounts, network isolation, SSH agent forwarding, and CPU/memory/disk limits
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Comment #48470405
Curious if you've tried OrbStack? There's always more work to do (test workloads appreciated!) but we've put a lot of effort into optimizing for small files and other common develo…
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Comment #48470354
Ahh those were good times, glad you came across it :)
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Comment #48470311
Good catch, I tried the example alpine commands and there was no init system. Makes sense if it's based on OCI images
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Comment #48470262
We just released this in OrbStack :) https://docs.orbstack.dev/features/usb Blog post soon
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Comment #48470145
(OrbStack dev here.) Instead of Virtualization.framework, we have a custom Rust virtualization stack with custom devices and protocols for things like filesystem sharing. It's a hi…
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Comment #48321188
We have isolated machines in OrbStack now! Isolated machines have options for network isolation and mounting only specific paths (or none).
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Comment #48321177
We're releasing USB in OrbStack tomorrow :)
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Comment #47125597
what tasks can the model do out of the box? was each of the examples a different fine tuned model?
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Comment #42226957
Love to hear that :) sent you an email about the k8s IPv6 issue — should be able to get it fixed in OrbStack
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Comment #41426191
A small team now :) (not back then though)
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Comment #41424835
Drop-in: "orb" to start, stop it + uninstall + restart Colima to revert. It can optionally install OrbStack's bundled `docker` and `docker compose` binaries, but you can also keep …
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Comment #41424760
The issue submitter just happened to be running LXD in their OrbStack machine.
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Comment #41424665
Sorry, no plans for that. That vertical integration is a key part of OrbStack — it's not just for nice extras/integrations.
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Comment #41424651
OrbStack domains can be nice but you don't have to use them. It's fully compatible with Compose, so you can just run the same commands with no changes to your setup. Did that not w…
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Comment #41423187
It's a shared VM and kernel, so the security boundary between containers is only as strong as typical Linux containers, and we don't really use the VM as a strong security boundary…
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Comment #41423155
It's because Rosetta doesn't seem to emulate /proc/cpuinfo, so the contents reflect that of the arm64 host.