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HowTo get a Docker like container engine (Balena-Engine) running on PLCnext Control.
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Docker not working #22

Open DamianBombeeck opened 2 months ago

DamianBombeeck commented 2 months ago

Docker can't be installed. No armhf available, maybe remove the option instead?

martinboers commented 1 month ago

Is this the same issue as #20 ?

OWarneke commented 1 month ago

Docker install should still work.

docker 19.03.8 is still available. https://download.docker.com/linux/static/stable/armhf/

Version: https://github.com/PLCnext/Docker_GettingStarted/blob/00360b5d8b3d2359eac6a368f51d3ade365acd28/setup.sh#L47 Path: https://github.com/PLCnext/Docker_GettingStarted/blob/00360b5d8b3d2359eac6a368f51d3ade365acd28/setup.sh#L201

Maybe "VERSION" should to be updated for latest FW Version. -> check FW Version /etc/plcnext/arpversion and select docker version used depending on that.

martinboers commented 1 month ago

Maybe "VERSION" should to be updated for latest FW Version. -> check FW Version /etc/plcnext/arpversion and select docker version used depending on that.

I think VERSION refers to the docker version, not the ARP version. This comment in the setup script is relevant, I think:

Version selection removed due to incompatiblity of new versions (systemd is required)

while read -p "Version xx.xx.xx (let empty for default balenaEngine 18.9.7, Docker 19.03.12): " VERSION; do

(I'm not sure why the Docker version in the comment differs from the version that's actually used).

EDIT:

Oh, now I understand, the suggestion is that the script is updated to select the Docker version based on the FW version. That's a good idea. As you were.