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<jdoss>
Are older GCP stream images removed now? I used to be able to pin a version of stable and it seems older versions are no longer available? It seems that Podman 4.1.1 updated its API in a point release and it broke the nomad-podman-driver. I'd like to roll back to 36.20220618.3.1 but it is no longer available.
<dustymabe>
jdoss: how are you trying to find that image?
<dustymabe>
we mark all images that aren't the latest as deprecated, but you can still use them
<jdoss>
dustymabe: I used to just grab the selflink
<jdoss>
maybe something changed in Pulumi... time to go on a snipe hunt
<dustymabe>
I see it in the web interface right now
<dustymabe>
Fedora, Fedora CoreOS stable, 36.20220618.3.1, x86_64 published on 2022-07-06
<jdoss>
Welp, at least I know it is there. gcloud compute images describe-from-family --project "fedora-coreos-cloud" "fedora-coreos-stable" onlyu shows the latest
<jdoss>
Thanks dustymabe
<dustymabe>
right.. there should be a flag for showing deprecated images
<dustymabe>
re-run the command with that flag
<jdoss>
hmmm --help on gcloud compute images describe-from-family is not helpful
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<jdoss>
dustymabe: dots vs dashes. 36-20220618-3-1 not 36.20220618.3.1 *facepalm*
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<aleeku_>
hi! I'm hacking nvidia-docker image. I have coreos:35 with kernel compiled with gcc 11.2.1. But in fedora docker images (35 and 34) I can only find gcc 11.3.1 and 11.0.0 so I have version mismatch when compiling nvidia modules. How to overcome this issue?
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<travier[m]>
aleeku_: Use the archive repo (available in CoreOS)
<travier[m]>
* aleeku_: Use the archive repo (installed in Fedora CoreOS)
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<travier[m]>
* aleeku_: You can use the archive repo (installed in Fedora CoreOS)
<fifofonix>
aleeku_: fwiw i'm running driver container using podman but then using it from swarm with the images that are produced. not sure what the circular dependency is.
<aleeku_>
fifofonix: isn't there some issue when running podman and docker at the same time?
<fifofonix>
aleeku_: it isn't recommended but for this purpose i find it stable in production over several fedora versions now. i think the issues may crop up more if you start advertising network services.
<fifofonix>
fifofonix: i think it would work fine also if you ran as a systemd 'docker run' unit but i felt more comfortable security wise with a separate podman unit.
<fifofonix>
fifofonix: talks to himself again. got to stop that.
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<aleeku_>
fifofonix: thanks, I'll test podman approach then :)
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<walters>
yeah we can chat about this in an issue but I think we should have e.g. `/test rhcos-build` and `/test rhcos-kola` - this really can't break kola tests so there's no point running them
<walters>
this also relates to our problem of "all the tests, all the time"
<dustymabe>
I just wish I could see how close the prow job is to finishing
<dustymabe>
total black box to me
<walters>
you actually can log into the job namespace and see the pods, but agree it really needs streaming logs
<dustymabe>
yeah.. also I really wish GH would send me an email when a PR I set up to automerge finally merges
<dustymabe>
I think it will only do that if I tell it to send me all of my interactions (i.e. comments and all)