Closed ArtemkaKun closed 11 months ago
I'll see if I can reproduce it and if the problem occurs fix it. I think upgrading the docker-image to a newer Debian version is a good idea anyway.
I tried a clean installed LibreELEC today on a Intel NUC and had no problems. Have you tried a clean install of LibreELEC and then installing the plugin?
No, but I remembered details:
Maybe you will reproduce the issue with these steps
It looks like LibreELEC doesn't fully clean up all Docker cache when uninstalling and the Debian image gets corrupted. Running the following command's should fully delete the Debian image so the build-script starts working again:
$ docker container prune --force
$ docker image prune --force
$ docker image ls
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
debian bullseye-slim 1411dd05edfc 2 weeks ago 80.5MB
$ docker image remove 1411dd05edfc
Untagged: debian:bullseye-slim
Untagged: debian@sha256:c618be84fc82aa8ba203abbb07218410b0f5b3c7cb6b4e7248fda7785d4f9946
Deleted: sha256:1411dd05edfc5c370cf31b93b49589e5a48a0422418dcf0160b226437f490dbf
Deleted: sha256:10764c37bcbc8dff79bd134e34e5e8d9c6a3e0d482ca2e6e0ff978485ada5c3c
Does this help?
I have the following error when my LibreELEC 11.0.3 system tries to build the mentioned Dockerfile (both from the Moonlight plugin and manually):
if I switch this Dockerfile to
bookworm/-slim
image - it works as expected. If I will try to build the following Dockerfile on my PC - everything works.Not sure what the cause of it is. I tried to reinstall Docker on my LibreELEV system and run
docker system prune -a
- didn't help