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Docker install for Windows failed #429
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I just tried this on a second Windows machine and ran into the same issue:
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Fixed it. Lots of people talking about this problem on the web. The fix was to change the apt-get stuff to a single line in the Dockerfile:
to:
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Argh, almost there. I got through every step except for now I'm stuck on Step 13 of the readme.md instructions:
I tried doing that but received an error:
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Hmm, from my reading, this may be related to LF vs. CRLF line endings on Linux vs. Windows. I don't think I did Step 6 from the instructions, which state:
I'm gonna try again but do this and report back. Since I use the github desktop tool, not sure how to do this exactly... UPDATE: Maybe we should consider adding a gitattributes file that specifies the autocrlf settings for this repo? See: https://help.github.com/articles/dealing-with-line-endings/ |
Partially addresses the Windows docker dev setup problem. Specifically, addresses this problem (#429 (comment)) by doing this (#429 (comment))
Aha, so following Step 6 fixed it. Yay! And note to myself in the future, I just ended up dropping into terminal and running Step 6 in the root dir of where I was going to clone the ML website. At that point, you can then either continue using command line git commands to clone the repo or drop back up into the github desktop tool... |
After running
docker build . -t makelab_image
for the first time, I received this error:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: