Originally created by @SaintCodak on GitHub (Jan 15, 2024).
Ive tried to run multiple containers of ventura and download xcode. it seems to work, but even if I specify how much RAM I want upon creation, the OS never has more than 4, which is needed for xcode simulation. I found a closed issue relating, but it didn't help and is old. What am I doing wrong?
Im on Linux Mint, pretty fresh install. I know docker is native and should have access to all RAM, but Xcode doesn't see that maybe? Has anyone been successful here?
Originally created by @SaintCodak on GitHub (Jan 15, 2024).
Ive tried to run multiple containers of ventura and download xcode. it seems to work, but even if I specify how much RAM I want upon creation, the OS never has more than 4, which is needed for xcode simulation. I found a closed issue relating, but it didn't help and is old. What am I doing wrong?
Im on Linux Mint, pretty fresh install. I know docker is native and should have access to all RAM, but Xcode doesn't see that maybe? Has anyone been successful here?
I already increased the container memory on docker to 12GB but nothing changed. Is it possible to make the SO recognize the new available memory or bypass this problem ?
@cesarsicas commented on GitHub (Jun 4, 2024):
Same here, any update?
I already increased the container memory on docker to 12GB but nothing changed. Is it possible to make the SO recognize the new available memory or bypass this problem ?

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Originally created by @SaintCodak on GitHub (Jan 15, 2024).
Ive tried to run multiple containers of ventura and download xcode. it seems to work, but even if I specify how much RAM I want upon creation, the OS never has more than 4, which is needed for xcode simulation. I found a closed issue relating, but it didn't help and is old. What am I doing wrong?
Im on Linux Mint, pretty fresh install. I know docker is native and should have access to all RAM, but Xcode doesn't see that maybe? Has anyone been successful here?
@QuentinSc commented on GitHub (Jan 21, 2024):
what was the solution ?
@cesarsicas commented on GitHub (Jun 4, 2024):
Same here, any update?
I already increased the container memory on docker to 12GB but nothing changed. Is it possible to make the SO recognize the new available memory or bypass this problem ?
@skon-L commented on GitHub (Nov 12, 2024):
Same,problem solved?
@claudioscheer commented on GitHub (Dec 18, 2024):
@skon-L @QuentinSc https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX/issues/622#issuecomment-1936503355