Brian King

Not sure if this covers your use case, but [a similar feature request was just merged to main](https://github.com/dmacvicar/terraform-provider-libvirt/pull/870) . Apologies in advance if you are looking for something else.

Hello mahdiarfrm , To install CentOS , you need to point terraform to a libvirt-compatible image, such as the qcow2 images found [here](https://cloud.centos.org/centos/8/x86_64/images/) Next, create a "libvirt_volume" resource that points...

@robmonte thanks for the ping, I can confirm that this is no longer a problem after upgrading to vault provider 3.8.2 . I appreciate your help on this!

Thanks @optik-aper ! I can confirm that the binary arm64 application does not run on the default (32-bit) version of Raspbian. Happy to help test on my Pi if it...

The new ARM6 binary is working on my Raspberry Pi! Thanks @optik-aper !

+2, I had this issue as well. FYI, the patch upload command will work if you manually specify an sr-uuid . If I have time I'll fork again and try...

Unfortunately @vikmeup 's workaround listed above doesn't work for me on Mac M1 with ansible core 2.12.1, python 3.10 .

I'm seeing the same issue when I create a cluster using a single CA certificate as intermediate [as described in brainplot's comment](https://github.com/kubernetes-client/python/issues/2160#issuecomment-1907740852) . As this is a valid configuration described...

Sorry for the delay! Checking now.

@felixfontein I have to apologize, as I messed up my original report. The task actually uses `/dev/sda1`, NOT `/dev/sda`. I've updated my comment. Requested info follows: ``` root@vectrex3:~# lsblk /dev/sda...