tinker2much, try using full paths for specifying the VM folder. So in your case, replace ./win11 with $PWD/win11 and see if that helps,FYI: I cloned the project into the Documents folder, and I'm attempting to do all of this in there, so I really did choose "./win11" as opposed to your "~/win11". Not sure if that's a problem.
This is before I try any tests. I will report back if I needed to make code changes to correctly handle ./
Edit: Easy fix. Try the command again without changing it, and it should work now.
What happened was the $vmdir variable ended up storing "./win11" literally, instead of expanding to include the full path of the present working directory. I had assumed the shell does this in the same way it does for ~/, but apparently not.
Statistics: Posted by Botspot — Fri Feb 28, 2025 2:09 am