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Incompatible CPU detected in Docker Desktop for Mac with M2 processor #7321
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hi, I got the same issue with processor M3 |
Diagnostic ID A857E786-E95B-43F3-B2B4-619855E2B7FB/20240613170827 |
M3 Pro: 16C8A784-AD63-4672-8152-3C2F19BC95AA/20240619015532 |
Same |
Same issue with m2 sonoma 14.5 72037734-5A37-478F-AF80-D0130D465F86/20240621002335 |
Same issue with m2 sonoma 14.3.1 , Diagnostic id: 2F2C1503-6A5A-49E8-8CAE-92CA002454C0/20240621034418 |
I resolved this issue by following the steps below
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me too |
me too |
same issue here with M2 Max |
I have same problem. My MAC OS is Sequoia Beta 15.0 Beta. |
F6C0AE64-5AA8-43F6-AF36-519EBEBB1DBE/20240822112954 same here with m2 |
Latest & greatest 14" M3 macbook picked up two days ago and fully updated-- no joy. |
same |
I had the same issue, but I managed to fix it by installing Docker using the |
Awesome, this worked for me as well. Thanks! |
I was experiencing the same issue with my docker on M1 MacBook Pro , Os - Sonona. I had migrated all my apps from my old Intel Mac which was running on Mac OS Big Sur. This solution solved my issue since I could not be able to open docker with out getting the error. |
Excelente, resolvio el problema que estaba pasando. |
I had the same issue, but uninstall and install again fixed the it |
Had the same issue. Deleting and reinstalling the latest version (4.34.3 (170107)) has this setting set by default. Just remember to download the Apple Silicon .dmg. |
Description
I followed the instructions to install Docker Desktop for Mac with Apple silicon. When I went to open the application from the Applications folder I received the following error message:
Incompatible CPU detected
We are sorry, but your hardware is incompatible with Docker Desktop.
Docker requires a processor with virtualization capabilities and hypervisor support.
To learn more about this issue see:
https://docs.docker.com/desktop/mac/troubleshoot/#incompatible-cpu-detected
required compatibility check: Incompatible CPU detected
The link within the error is broken; however, I followed the instructions here.
And my Mac does support the Hypervisor framework. See my command and the output within Terminal:
~ % sysctl kern.hv_support
kern.hv_support: 1
Reproduce
Expected behavior
Docker Desktop should run.
docker version
zsh: command not found: docker
docker info
zsh: command not found: docker
Diagnostics ID
33723E42-7BA5-4B20-A97E-FF503C44A800/20240610152012
Additional Info
I have an Apple M2 running Sonoma 14.5.
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