When I just run this on a M1 MacBook
I end up with this error
latest: Pulling from scottyhardy/docker-wine
no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries
Unable to find image 'scottyhardy/docker-wine:latest' locally
latest: Pulling from scottyhardy/docker-wine
docker: no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries.
See 'docker run --help'.
This confuses me, since when I run it like this
# ./docker-wine --rdp --arm64
it does work fine and according to script, all that this option does is
--arm64)
add_run_arg --platform="linux/arm64"
IMAGE_TAG="arm64"
;;
So platform linux/arm64 is fine but when I searched for linux/arm64/v8 before it was an error?
Also I miss an option to force x86 after all Docker can run x86 code on ARM Macs. E.g. if I add the folllowing
--x86_64)
add_run_arg --platform="linux/x86_64"
;;
this also does work and now I have a container running in x86 emulation mode but this container doesn't allow log in (attempting to log in always fails).
Even though much slower, a x86_64 container is much more useful considering that a huge chunk of Windows software only exists for that architecture.
When I just run this on a M1 MacBook
I end up with this error
This confuses me, since when I run it like this
it does work fine and according to script, all that this option does is
So platform
linux/arm64is fine but when I searched forlinux/arm64/v8before it was an error?Also I miss an option to force x86 after all Docker can run x86 code on ARM Macs. E.g. if I add the folllowing
this also does work and now I have a container running in x86 emulation mode but this container doesn't allow log in (attempting to log in always fails).
Even though much slower, a x86_64 container is much more useful considering that a huge chunk of Windows software only exists for that architecture.