Originally created by @JCionx on GitHub (Jan 27, 2023).
Today I installed macOS using Docker-OSX on my laptop. It took around 8 hours to install. After the installation, I decided to shut down the VM. Then I launched Docker-OSX again, but it only showed up the recovery drive. How can I fix this?
Originally created by @JCionx on GitHub (Jan 27, 2023).
Today I installed macOS using Docker-OSX on my laptop. It took around 8 hours to install. After the installation, I decided to shut down the VM. Then I launched Docker-OSX again, but it only showed up the recovery drive. How can I fix this?
did you happen to solve it? I'm stuck at the same point
I solved it. You need to run "docker ps", ans that will list all your containers. Then you find the id of the docker-osx. Then run "docker start -ai id"
@JCionx commented on GitHub (Feb 17, 2023):
> did you happen to solve it? I'm stuck at the same point
I solved it. You need to run "docker ps", ans that will list all your containers. Then you find the id of the docker-osx. Then run "docker start -ai id"
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Originally created by @JCionx on GitHub (Jan 27, 2023).
Today I installed macOS using Docker-OSX on my laptop. It took around 8 hours to install. After the installation, I decided to shut down the VM. Then I launched Docker-OSX again, but it only showed up the recovery drive. How can I fix this?
@sdekna commented on GitHub (Feb 17, 2023):
did you happen to solve it? I'm stuck at the same point
@JCionx commented on GitHub (Feb 17, 2023):
I solved it. You need to run "docker ps", ans that will list all your containers. Then you find the id of the docker-osx. Then run "docker start -ai id"
@sdekna commented on GitHub (Feb 17, 2023):
many thanks !