Originally created by @timvisee on GitHub (Jan 23, 2023).
I've installed and ran this using this command successfully.
What steps to I need to take to remove everything from the host system, does running this leave a system image/drive somewhere?
I've run:
docker rmi sickcodes/docker-osx:*
Are there other steps I need to take?
Originally created by @timvisee on GitHub (Jan 23, 2023).
I've installed and ran this using [this](https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX#ventura-) command successfully.
What steps to I need to take to remove everything from the host system, does running this leave a system image/drive somewhere?
I've run:
- `docker rmi sickcodes/docker-osx:*`
Are there other steps I need to take?
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/docker/ will nuke all your images
You can use docker inspect so see all the other files.
Anything worth nuking would end in .img
So find /var/lib/docker | grep img and remove all/some of those as appropriate
@sickcodes commented on GitHub (Jan 23, 2023):
`sudo rm -rf /var/lib/docker/` will nuke all your images
You can use `docker inspect` so see all the other files.
Anything worth nuking would end in `.img`
So `find /var/lib/docker | grep img` and remove all/some of those as appropriate
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Originally created by @timvisee on GitHub (Jan 23, 2023).
I've installed and ran this using this command successfully.
What steps to I need to take to remove everything from the host system, does running this leave a system image/drive somewhere?
I've run:
docker rmi sickcodes/docker-osx:*Are there other steps I need to take?
@sickcodes commented on GitHub (Jan 23, 2023):
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/docker/will nuke all your imagesYou can use
docker inspectso see all the other files.Anything worth nuking would end in
.imgSo
find /var/lib/docker | grep imgand remove all/some of those as appropriate@timvisee commented on GitHub (Jan 25, 2023):
So that means running a VM won't clutter the host with other files, other than images, right?
Fantastic!