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bmcutler authored Aug 6, 2024
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sudo dnf install vagrant
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* **Note:**
When running vagrant up, use `vagrant up --provider=virtualbox` so it doesn't default to libvirt
* **Common errors when running vagrant up (Fedora/RHEL)**
1. Missing virtnetworkd:
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depending on your internet connection speed.*
***Note:** The vagrant up command provisions the virtual machine on the first run.
***Note:** The vagrant up command creates and provisions the virtual machine on the first run.
The `--provider` flag is important if you have more than one virtual box provider
installed on your machine (e.g., VirtualBox, VMWare, QEMU, libvirt).
For subsequent runs, you do not need to append the `--provider` flag as the VM is
already created.*
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vagrant up --provider=qemu
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*As noted above, you do not need to append the `--provider` flag is only necessary on the first run when the VM is created.*
*As noted above, the `--provider` flag is only necessary on the first run when the VM is created.*
* **Build from scratch**
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