Open a0s opened 8 years ago
Do a docker-machine ssh xhyve
and browse to where you think the file should be. You'll probably find it in the VM but not one your host. This is the behavior I'm seeing unless you create the xhyve machine with the NFS option noted in the README
Not working for me
@orangeudav @dearfrankg check out your NFS daemon. Restart it and check that the /etc/exports
has the proper definition
# BEGIN: docker-machine-driver-xhyve default
/Users 192.168.64.5 -alldirs -mapall=username
# END: docker-machine-driver-xhyve default
After you use xhyve
, then you will got a VM running as your docker host.
You should use docker-machine ssh xhyve
login to your VM and check your mapping file.
@jpapejr is right. using ls /
to check all your VM files.
Hi! i have not working volumes with xhyve and docker-machine
And the question is what i missed ? Same test with virtualbox driver working ok!