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Error with pre-create check: "VBoxManage not found. Make sure VirtualBox is installed and VBoxManage is in the path #4590
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I have the same issue on my Ubuntu 18.04 |
same here using
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any progress on this? I have the same problem
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same. also tried installing from |
Same here. This post suggests it may be due to case-sensitivity, but the suggested fix (below) did not solve the issue in my case.
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I had the same issue on 18.04, and here were the steps I took to resolve it.
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Could you please explain Step 2, what are the files we need to rename(provide with dir) |
For step 2, I ran |
Seems the key is in how virtualbox is started on the system. If virtualbox was started using Note also that the some more details here: |
running "sudo docker-machine create default" instead of "docker-machine create default" solved my problem on Ubuntu 18.04 EDIT: |
If you're still having this problem a solution that worked on my machine was to switch shell, i was using zsh and for some reason switching to bash changed the error. |
Solved for me by adding myself to
Restarting PC and running again. |
I'm using
just running:
Then:
Reference from: |
@darkiosys approach worked for me ! Thanks a lot man |
In order to work with docker-machine on Ubuntu 18.04, you need to install the VirtualBox: hope this helps! |
for me helped just installing |
I think it's important to note:
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Removing the v0.15.0 installation that snap installs and then manually installing v0.16.0 fixes it. |
@darkiosys your approach worked for me too :) on ubuntu 18.04 |
I'm having the same issue on 18.04. VBoxMange is not found but its in my path. |
I am facing the issue while installing minikube in Centos 7 minikube start
! Unable to start VM |
I've been having the same "VBoxManage is not found but its in my path." message after my docker and virtualbox installation on Ubuntu 18.04.2, I solved by restarting the PC, after that everything worked fine. |
found this one very useful without installing VBoxManage and stuff |
I'm on linux. That is for mac.
…On Mon, May 13, 2019 at 8:36 PM Shuyu Zhang ***@***.***> wrote:
found this one very useful without installing VBoxManage and stuff
https://stackoverflow.com/a/42419979/5598315
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Any progress on this ?? |
If you used snap to install docker, This worked for me. |
Thanks .. i had this issue in Ubuntu 19.04 and followed this steps and now its resolved |
works fine for me on 18.04, but now the vm is created under sudo, not working when I try to get rid of sudo. |
work for me |
Follow these steps (worked on Ubuntu 18.04 server):
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Can confirm that it works on Ubuntu Desktop 19.10 |
I resolve the issue with
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For ubuntu 20.04 lts fixed with this too. |
Thanks @James-Gilbert- , it worked perfectly on Ubuntu 18.04.1. Nevertheless, every time I open a new terminal a request is sent to the docker container due to the step 4. More precisely the
Note: if docker-machine shell prompt is not expected, I comment the lines. But when I need to work with VBox It is useless to repeat the process every time a new terminal is opened. Since this is poorly solved, any suggestion will be appreciated. |
working I solve trying above setup. reboot system then try to create
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You must be a mac user. |
asif@ck ~> docker-machine create -d virtualbox dev; ubuntu 20.04 |
In my case the problem was that I had installed the |
I have installed VirtualBox, it is in below path, I am trying to run a command "docker-machine create --driver VirtualBox default" but still getting the same error as above(Seems to be it is the incorrect path).
I tried running command after changing dir to below, still not working .could anyone provide the solution for it .
pramod@Pramod-VPCEH25EN:/usr/lib/virtualbox$ ls VBoxManage
VBoxManage
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