Open mapagm opened 4 weeks ago
The quickest way would be to disable the TPM support:
environment:
TPM: "N"
But it would be interesting to know why it gets enabled in the first place, because normally I disable it by default. Does your motherboard has dual cpu sockets? Because I believe thats the only case where I enable "secure boot" by default.
Adding TPM: "N" in the compose file didn't resolve the problem - still the same error. My motherboard has 1 CPU socket.
Does your /storage
folder contains a file called windows.mode
? I think it has the contents windows_secure
that enabled secure boot, if you change it to just windows
it will continue.
Did you ever perform a manual install (with MANUAL=Y), because that is another condition on which it tries to enable secure boot.
Well, there is no /storage folder at all... I have only /oem folder.
I did everything from scratch, and now I have other error:
ERROR: KVM acceleration not availible (device file missing), this will cause a major loss of performance
ERROR: See the FAQ on how to diagnose the cause, or continue without KVM by setting KVM=N (not recommended).
But the output of the command kvm-ok i get:
INFO: /dev/kvm exists
KVM acceleration can be used
Ok, I got it working! It's strange but it works only if I run the command:
docker compose --file ./compose.yaml up
as sudo... When I run it as a normal user I get errors as I mentioned above.
Any hint to get it working without sudo privileges?
add yourself to kvm group (i think) or sudo chmod +777 /dev/kvm
Operating system
KDE Neon 6.0
Description
Hi all,
I wanted to install windows docker and i'm facing an error:
swtpm: Could not open UnixIO socket: Permission denied ❯ ERROR: Failed to start TPM emulator, reason: 0 ❯ Starting Windows for Docker v3.13... ❯ For support visit https://github.com/dockur/windows ❯ CPU: Intel Core TM i7 14700K | RAM: 14/16 GB | DISK: 99 GB (ext4) | HOST: 6.8.0-40...
Could anyone help me?
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