#rM-docker not building

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meager trench
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Could you provide more information about your setup? Like operating system, any particulars about your docker install etc?

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To me it looks like TARGETARCH is not being populated

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What architecture is the machine?

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amd64?

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Is your docker configured to use buildx by default?

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Okay, install docker-buildx

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That or set the build variable when doing the build manually

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Well, since you are on amd64, and targetting amd64, probably amd64

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Yes

meager trench
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Wifi for the vm?

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The vm doesn't have wifi

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What OS version are you building?

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That looks like wget isn't able to connect to what it's connecting to anymore

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Read my question again

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Not quite, as that's can be the same between OS versions

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What fw_version are you using?

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Or are you just using the default one?

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So the default one

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Okay, so it looks like the built in wget on 3.5 is no longer able to fetch the static wget

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Although

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It should be using http not https

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Not according to the logs

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http doesn't use TLS

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Ah, the server is redirecting to https

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Yes

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I've made the server owner aware

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It may be weeks before they fix it though

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Or you could change the dockerfile to download the wget file earlier and put it on the VM

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It needs to be placed at /home/root/.local/bin/wget and to be executable

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That's wont put it in the VM, that'll put it on the docker container host for the VM

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Look at how other scripts are put on the VM elsewhere in the dockerfile

meager trench
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If you are on wayland you need to run xhost + local: as noted in the usage section

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xochitl will set the root password

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Make sure you are running the right tag for the image as well

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Do you mean qemu-rm2fb?

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Could you elaborate?

meager trench
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What is the error?

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It could be looking for something on the filesystem that is missing.

meager trench
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It's a normal VM

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-v rm-data:/opt/root will save state between runs

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And the rm-data volume it creates will contain the image used to boot the VM

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I guess so, since there is no power button input

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So probably turn off auto sleep