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Bug: Can't use Docker locally ( RPi ) #1334
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BRB |
/ping @bpmct any ideas on this? |
#1336 may be the issue edit: nvm, I see you're running 64 bit raspberry pi OS |
Anything else that seems off? |
I was able to reproduce this and identify multiple causes. There are some fixes we'll need to do in the product, I took some notes here.
I was able to run a workspace with a |
So it's all with the architecture of my Pi? Sad I don't have my Linux machine, but who told I can't get a container on Gitpod for testing? I'll do that after an hour, need some me time. Moreover, I think it's night for you, so get some sleep. I'll try digging for more info. |
@im-coder-lg I was seeing the same issue on
You may need to replace |
For now, we should at least address this with documentation for ARM |
@misskniss yep! |
@misskniss is this a real bug? Wait I just got an idea. Why not create an ARM64 image? I mean, use an ARM Ubuntu image from Canonical(debian for armv7l, it is equally competent), customize it with the usual gizmos for the base images used on Docker(Coder's enterprise images) and then get it out on Docker Hub. |
@im-coder-lg I opened a PR (#1526) that solves this. You can either:
Once merged, I think this issue can be resolved. It also adds a warning that the |
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OS Information
coder --version
: 0.5.4 w/ commit hash 4c35b81Steps to Reproduce
Just make a docker-local template and create a workspace w/ it. It would fail(quite horribly for me, might I add so) and it would be confusing, like a jigsaw puzzle thrown everywhere.
Expected
I am supposed to get a cool Docker image on my 8 GB Pi, which has Docker installed.
Actual
Horrible fail where I don't get anything!
Logs
uno momentoScreenshot
brbpi@geniuspi_.2022-05-07.15-43-25.mp4
Notes
Anybody has an idea on a proper Docker install for Raspberry Pi?
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