Open VcSaJen opened 1 year ago
I have same issue after updated docker desktop today (4.18.0). 4.17.1 works fine afer downgrade.
I'm having this error and spent last few hours troubleshooting this while still no clues. Switched to podman and everything works like a charm, super easy to setup. Will continue to come back to this if there is any solution.
I had the exact same error when Docker desktop was attempting to start.
Below are some attempts I made to resolve the issue with no outcome:
wsl --shutdown
wsl --update
& wsl.exe --update --pre-release
Get-Service LxssManager | Restart-Service
NB: All the above commands were run in Powershell with administrative rights.
After 2 days, this worked for me.
.wslconfig
file I added to the path C:\Users\<username>
I added this file to limit the insane amounts of memory Docker was consuming on WSL2. More details here
After I updated Docker to v4.18.0
it appears that the applied memory allocation constrained the new update from launching.
Once I deleted the .wslconfig
file, Docker started smoothly.
Version details for my machine:
10 Pro - Version 22H2 (OS Build 19045.2846)
1.2.1.0
v4.18.0
I'm also having the same issue after updating to Docker version 20.10.24, build 297e128
I had the same problem just have found a solution that worked for me and might help others too.
Navigate to C:\Users\USERNAME\Appdata\Roaming\Docker
Open the settings file(JSON file) and make sure the following are set this way:
"integratedWslDistros" : [ ] "enableIntegrationWithDefaultWslDistro" : false,
Save the changes and restart docker desktop.
https://forums.docker.com/t/win10-a-timeout-occured-while-waiting-for-a-wsl-integration/135211/2
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@barzagli Thank you for the find. The solution was a perfect one for the problem. I have been facing similar issues for months. I had to forfeit a program all because I could not complete the docker setup. This solution easily fixes the problem for me. I am really very excited atm.
@amitkumarhq please how did you solve the issue with WSL integration agent timeout. i am kind of stocked Thanks in advance.
bobeu
Glad that I could help somehow, after reading the documentation what I've realized is, we have two options for backend 1st is WSL and 2nd is to use Hyper-V. So, I've decided to reinstall Docker Desktop own my own and run some tests. I've uninstall all WSL dependencies and I've also uninstalled virtual machine platform and windows hypervisor platform using "Turn Windows Features on or off" leaving only Hyper-V installed as my choice of backend handler. During the Docker Desktop setup, I've unchecked the option to use WSL (recommend) and now is up and running.
@amitkumarhq please how did you solve the issue with WSL integration agent timeout. i am kind of stocked Thanks in advance.
I just followed the solution given by @barzagli (https://github.com/docker/for-win/issues/13357#issuecomment-1515724479)
Thanks I got it solved by changing WSL integration distribution to false. I navigate using command line to open appdata/roaming/docker/settings.json. it's in one of the solution provided at the comment section.
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I just followed the solution given by @barzagli https://github.com/barzagli (#13357 (comment) https://github.com/docker/for-win/issues/13357#issuecomment-1515724479)
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Personally I uninstalled Docker Desktop, enabled systemd on my WSL distro, then installed Docker Engine inside of WSL.
Open the settings file(JSON file) and make sure the following are set this way:
"integratedWslDistros" : [ ] "enableIntegrationWithDefaultWslDistro" : false,
But I need Docker to be integrated with the default distro. This is the only way I'm using Docker. What should I do?
I think I finally found the proper workaround:
1) wsl --shutdown
,
2) Set "enableIntegrationWithDefaultWslDistro" : false
,
3) Launch Docker Desktop,
4) Go to the settings and enable integration, click "apply & restart" button.
Described that solution (that preserves WSL integration) in https://github.com/docker/for-win/issues/13426.
I had the same problem just have found a solution that worked for me and might help others too.
Navigate to C:\Users\USERNAME\Appdata\Roaming\Docker
Open the settings file(JSON file) and make sure the following are set this way:
"integratedWslDistros" : [ ] "enableIntegrationWithDefaultWslDistro" : false,
Save the changes and restart docker desktop.
https://forums.docker.com/t/win10-a-timeout-occured-while-waiting-for-a-wsl-integration/135211/2
Credits ain't mine's
Thank you , you have saved me a lot of time 👍🏼
But then this starts to fail as soon as we try to integrate with a wsl distro.
But then this starts to fail as soon as we try to integrate with a wsl distro.
The latest update, Docker Desktop 4.19.0 (106363) fixes this issue. I can now enable integration with my WSL distros and still work with start Docker Desktop just fine.
I just enabled this option under Use WSL 2 based engine
Add *.docker.internal names to the host's etc/hosts file
I had the same problem just have found a solution that worked for me and might help others too.
Navigate to C:\Users\USERNAME\Appdata\Roaming\Docker
Open the settings file(JSON file) and make sure the following are set this way:
"integratedWslDistros" : [ ] "enableIntegrationWithDefaultWslDistro" : false,
Save the changes and restart docker desktop.
https://forums.docker.com/t/win10-a-timeout-occured-while-waiting-for-a-wsl-integration/135211/2
Credits ain't mine's
@barzagli Omg man, thank you so much.
Eu tive o mesmo problema, apenas encontrei uma solução que funcionou para mim e pode ajudar outras pessoas também.
Navegue até C:\Users\USERNAME\Appdata\Roaming\Docker
Abra o arquivo de configurações (arquivo JSON) e verifique se o seguinte está definido desta forma:
"integratedWslDistros": [] "enableIntegrationWithDefaultWslDistro": falso,
Salve as alterações e reinicie a área de trabalho do Docker.
https://forums.docker.com/t/win10-a-timeout-occured-while-waiting-for-a-wsl-integration/135211/2
Os créditos não são meus
Obrigado! Funcionou hoje comigo 13/05/2023 na versão 4.19.0
Actual behavior
Docker for Windows suddenly refuses to start for me, it says:
Expected behavior
Docker for Windows working.
Information
wsl --version
:I tried to reinstall Docker, it did not help. Also tried “apt-get upgrade” in the distro, also didn’t help. Rebooting PC doesn’t help. Did the problem appear with an update? Yes. Reverting to 4.15.0.93002 completely fixed the issue. Until I updated WSL in MS Store to 1.1.6. Then it stopped working again, this time with different error. Updating to 1.17.1.101757 again returned the first error.
Output of
& "C:\Program Files\Docker\Docker\resources\com.docker.diagnose.exe" check
Steps to reproduce the behavior