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ARM builds of docker image #316
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Hi @Qwertie- , |
We are also currently suffering from a related issue on an M1 mac:
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Works like a charm, I've also listed an alternative solution below. AlternativeYou can set the environment variable export DOCKER_DEFAULT_PLATFORM=linux/amd64 Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65612411/forcing-docker-to-use-linux-amd64-platform-by-default-on-macos |
Works for me as well! Thanks |
This does sort of work but in my experience the emulation it uses just doesn't work all that well. I can't really report a specific issue since I'm using this container in a non standard way. Was just putting up an issue to register interest in an ARM build since those are much preferable to use on the ARM macbooks. Feel free to close this if that's not desired though. |
I modified the Dockerfile to get the build working on my ARM64 machine by updating the |
Looks like there are only x86 builds for the docker image. I have been getting some weird issues like segfaults on this container running on the M1 mac. In my experience the x86 emulation hasn't worked so well for docker.
Wondering if its possible to get ARM builds as well on docker hub?
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