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  • having trouble using docker on the sdcard
    T tb_temp2

    @JoeC as a work around, I reposted close to what you were trying to avoid this issue I need to fix!

    Ask your questions right here!

  • having trouble using docker on the sdcard
    T tb_temp2

    Hello,

    I've recently flashed the newer voxl_platform_3-3-0-0.5.0-a.tar.gz onto a VOXL and then immediately attempted to move the docker support to the SD card following the instructions here:
    https://docs.modalai.com/docker-on-voxl/#move-docker-image-from-data-to-mntsdcard

    I know this worked out previously, perhaps with the 0.4.6 platform.
    Now, after updating the /etc/systemd/system/docker-daemon.service file
    (changing /data to /mnt/sdcard), the voxl-configure-docker-support.sh script no longer completes.

    Specifically, it times out after a while with "Error response from daemon: could not find image: no such id: efc161607398". Seems like it's hung up at the part of the voxl-configure-docker-support script trying to access the hw.tgz "hello world" example image from /usr/share/modalai. I don't really need the example docker image, but I'm having trouble using docker on the sdcard at all.

    Even after manually executing "systemctl enable docker-daemon" and
    "systemctl start docker-daemon", when I attempt to "docker load" a new
    image, I get an odd error An error occurred trying to connect: Post ... docker.sock/v1.21/images/load: write unix /var/run/docker.sock: write: broken pipe

    If I had to guess, I'd say something else related to docker needs to
    know to look for data on the /mnt/sdcard as well now, but not sure
    what... thanks for any advice!

    Ask your questions right here!

  • ADB Device Offline
    T tb_temp2

    Hi @Jonathan-Erikson ,

    Seems like you are following the correct path, we've found that in some cases, we need to quickly turn the fastboot switch off after bootup.

    It's captured here towards the bottom: https://docs.modalai.com/unbrick-voxl/

    Note, you can ommit -f to try to preserve the data directory:

    3df47878-ac34-4aa2-8fe9-4ba2e5ae6c69-image.png

    Let us know how it goes, thanks!

    Ask your questions right here!
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