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Running docker-machine create just hangs with output ending "COM1 connected to /dev/ttys001" #229
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Hello, I've the exact same issue on the exact same config, did you find the answer? |
In my case it's ending with an error: |
Test it on 2 others Macbook with Catalina and still the same problem.... any news? :/ |
Same problem on macOS 10.15.7 with brew's docker-machine-driver-xhyve version 0.4.0. |
It seems, the problem is in boot2docker.iso So, the solution works for me:
Profit! Also, I found a problem with NFS – the previous boot2docker default So, I solved this problem here along with other problem: https://github.com/iworker/docker-machine-driver-xhyve/tree/disable-vmcs-shadowing It's not so easy to run make on the branch but it's possible and it will help ;) |
I have the same error too, @iworker how can I compile your branch mate, i have tried to compile it with no luck at all, can you share the binary file, please !? |
@MuhmdRaouf Hi! I don't think it's a good idea but I attached binary and created release 0.4.1 in my fork so you can try it: https://github.com/iworker/docker-machine-driver-xhyve/releases/tag/v0.4.1 But I still think it's better idea to configure your own golang environment and compile it in your own machine. Probably, it's better to write what errors did you get and trying to resolve it. |
@iworker Hey, Thanks for the binary you're provided is working fine,
and I keep getting these type of errors |
I have made a research about how to solve it and I found this : and when i tried to compile again i get these errors:
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Hi @iworker ! your solution worked well for me! thx a lot! |
Hi i have the same problem. I tried following the instruction:
But I get this error: docker-machine create -d xhyve helloworld Anyone know what this error means? |
@jaequery Hi You have to compile docker-machine-driver-xhyve using this fix and the problem you got probably will be solved :) (you can also get compiled binary of the driver here if you don't want to compile it by yourself) |
@iworker thanks. anyway we can get this resolved without resorting to this type of workaround? because, i think this is currently broken for everyone at this point, as i had the same problem on 2 other macbooks (high sierra, catalina). |
I didn't find better way to solve. Probably it's really broken for everyone but mostly people are using Docker for Mac instead of docker-machine. But for me docker-machine is better solution so I tried to find workaround and use it. |
- xhyve has an issue with the latest boot2docker.iso... see machine-drivers/docker-machine-driver-xhyve#229 - bump init initial memory - force clean
Thanks this helped get me on the right path. Fortunately this docker-machine driver includes a bunch of the standard driver commandline flags, so I was able to get the machine created by specifying the boot2docker iso explicitly:
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I created with command:
But I get stuck with this output:
Nothing happens and I can't connect using
docker-machine env
.I am on Catalina 10.15.5
I installed docker-machine-driver-xhyve with homebrew:
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