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I believe it's related to memory, for a 720p frame (1280 x 720px) I needed to allocate 4GB RAM to the VM. this involves restarting with boot2docker with more RAM, on OSX you can edit: ~/.boot2docker/profile then re-initialise your boot2docker.
@robo-hamburger I have had the same on a very large image, and lots of people have said similar (3440x1440 wallpaper didn't work at all).
I noticed the image would get to a certain stage, and then kernel failure.
@mjkaufer if you want to boot 'into' the docker container, you have to do docker exec -it <containername (isnane_fermi, etc)> bash.
Can you please confirm anything to do with RAM?
Hey Ryan,
Nice work on the project. However, after running a file for a little bit, I end up with a kernel failure. Have you come in contact with this?
Also, how would one go about running python from the docker instance?
When I do
boot2docker ssh
, python isn't recognized as a command.Thanks!
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