Launching Quickstart hits error: no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries #188
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I recently got a new M1 Pro Macbook Pro, and it runs differently from the old Intel one I used to use. Setting it up the same way, when I try to run the quickstart I run into this error: no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries. INFO: Checking git... INFO: Checking Docker... Server: Docker Desktop 4.6.0 (75818) INFO: Checking /Users/albertjeng/Desktop/OSMT/osmt/osmt-quickstart.env for invalid default values (xxxxxx) INFO: Starting OSMT Quickstart with docker-compose using osmt-quickstart.env Any idea as to why this would be? Docker is running in the background with more than enough RAM and Rosetta is already installed. |
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Thank you for sharing the log output. Let's try to remove OSMT from the equation and run MySQL as a Docker container on your M1 Macbook. Run
Then run |
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Ok. So if I'm hearing you right, you cycled through the process a few times, specifically pulled a Docker image for MySQL, and now it works? I would like to know if you learn more about why you had problems. If the problems are related to your M1 MBP, then others will have similar issues. Best of luck, |
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Yep, that's all I did, doing the Docker image for MySQL first. I'll let you know if I do figure anything out. |
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Just an update, as the Docker update somehow messed up my files. So as I reinstalled, I figured out a surefire way to get through the no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries. For an M1 (any Mac using M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max, or M1 Ultra), locate the docker-compose.quickstart.yml in the OSMT directory which was created. Open it with textedit or any editor and put a line immediately after 'db:' (two spaces for indentation) platform: linux/arm64. The osmt_cli.sh -q command should work flawlessly after that. On a separate issue, I now run into a problem where running the Quickstart will hang several times, usually successfully working on the third or fourth time after quitting and restarting Docker and rerunning the commands. Just wondering if there are any thoughts on that. |
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This is a great find, thank you for sharing this back! It might be effective for us provide a default platform value, detect an ARM platform, and override as needed. I have added this as an issue (#191). There's some retry logic in the script that starts a Quickstart, as there can be race conditions in which Docker service become available, but I'm surprised to see that restarting Docker is needed. Can you clarify what you mean by "hang several times"? Please share some log output of it hanging? |
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It hangs in many places, the most being here ' 2022-03-24 16:47:31.527 INFO 125 --- [ main] edu.wgu.osmt.ApplicationKt : The following profiles are active: dev,import' The number after info can be different numbers, a lot of times it happens with 13, 14, and 180. (I think for 180). Other times it happens after a line in green: 'elasticsearch' (and some more text) |
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Thank you for sharing the log output. Let's try to remove OSMT from the equation and run MySQL as a Docker container on your M1 Macbook.
Run
docker psand ensure you don't have any MySQL containers running, and then run this:docker run --name=mysql1 -p 3306:3306 -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=123456 -d library/mysql:8.0Then run
docker psagain. What do you see?