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Unable to Pull Images on Docker 3.3.3 using the new [virtualization.framework] #5731
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Same issue with OSX 11.4. I turned off the Big Sur virtualization framework and things started working again. I turned it back on and things stopped working again. That's the critical factor. |
Having similar issue (docker v3.3.3, osx 11.4) - not able to pull images when using virtualization framework, however different error is reported:
Able to start containers using locally cached images. Have to switch back to qemu just to pull an image... |
Same issue on M1 (docker 3.3.3, macOS 11.5 b2 20G5033c). Disabling the experimental Big Sur virtualization framework resolves the issue. |
Similar behavior, Intel (Docker v3.3.3, macOS v11.1 20C69). I had to disable the new virtualization framework in order to pull. |
Yep same, Docker v3.3.3 on M1 with macOS 11.4 - had to revert to Docker 3.3.1 |
Closing this as it's a duplicate of #5680. |
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Expected behavior
docker pull pulls existing image (found while running Packer Build)
Actual behavior
Docker pull failes immediately
Build fails after ~2 seconds:
Error messages:
I initially found it when trying to build a new image with packer.
Information
Steps to reproduce the behavior
docker pull python:2.7
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