Hi there, I played a bit with Wolf and followed through the getting started documentation. Here's a few update suggestions for a better flow:
It's possible to create a Docker container to populate nvidia volume with docker create rather than use docker run which will exit with error - same result with a slightly better UX :)
Also Wolf expect a /etc/wolf/cfg directory to exists on startup and fails otherwise. This directory does not exists by default as only /etc/wolf is mounted. By mouting both /etc/wolf and /etc/wolf/cfg Docker will create both directories if they do not already exists, hence Wolf won't crash (as suggested here: https://github.com/games-on-whales/wolf/issues/64#issuecomment-1951479056)
Hi there, I played a bit with Wolf and followed through the getting started documentation. Here's a few update suggestions for a better flow:
It's possible to create a Docker container to populate nvidia volume with
docker createrather than usedocker runwhich will exit with error - same result with a slightly better UX :)Also Wolf expect a
/etc/wolf/cfgdirectory to exists on startup and fails otherwise. This directory does not exists by default as only/etc/wolfis mounted. By mouting both/etc/wolfand/etc/wolf/cfgDocker will create both directories if they do not already exists, hence Wolf won't crash (as suggested here: https://github.com/games-on-whales/wolf/issues/64#issuecomment-1951479056)