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Error creating machine: Error detecting OS: OS type not recognized #3586
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Were you able to fix? I have same error Win Server 2012 |
Nope, I decided to trash windows and install Linux as my primary operating system and haven't looked back. Good luck getting it working. |
@SplicePHP You need to follow this blog to enable external switch (e.g: Virtual Switch (Main)) and then your command will look like that: Hope it works. |
@Jkaveri For more information, the default Virtual Switch of Docker named DockerNat. |
I ran into the same issue as well and this got me running too. Thanks! Docker on WIN 10! **When selecting external network connection type make sure that you point to Intel gigabit network connection. Mine defaulted to my network adaptor and caused some crashes when calling out to the internet before I found it. |
I ran into this error on Windows Server 2016. I struggled initially because I hadn't installed the Hyper-V management console--just the Hyper-V service itself. I ultimately resolved it by doing as @Jkaveri said, but via powershell. It looked like this:
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I was facing same issue,,, now FIXED..!! Solved by referring @ MatrixManAtYrService , but WIFI network got disconnected C:\WINDOWS\system32>netsh interface ipv4 show interfaces C:\WINDOWS\system32>New-VMSwitch -name ExternalSwitch -NetAdapterName Ethernet -AllowManagementOS $true C:\WINDOWS\system32>docker-machine create --driver hyperv --hyperv-virtual-switch "ExternalSwitch" --hyperv-memory 1024 --hyperv-cpu-count 2 |
windows crap |
I fixed this issue by connecting the virtual switch through an Ethernet connection in Hyper-V Manager. Connecting through wireless was causing the |
How long does it take to create the machine? Its stuck at "waiting for host to start" |
Unbelievable, but this is the solution |
I have also encounter this issue, |
is that extranl device is wifi device causing this promble? |
god knows what happend,i swicth the external device of the virtual switch and then swith it back.then works fine |
@kimcu-on-thenet |
Hi,
I am unable to create default on a fresh install of windows 64.
Extensive google searches turned up nothing helpful on the topic.
Hardware specs:
Asus H170-Plus D3, Intel G4400 (3.3 dual core), 14 gig 1333 ddr3, ATI 6800 Eyefinity.
( Internet over Ethernet cable with no proxies. )
Software:
Windows 10 pro 64bit, fresh install and updated drivers.
Docker for Windows beta. [ Docker starts successfully ]
Docker Toolbox.
Kitematic
Cygwin with OpenSSH.
Hyper-V enabled.
( Currently no anti-virus or firewall installed )
Powershell output
Footnote
The first time docker runs I get this error:
After a reboot the error goes away and docker starts without showing any errors.
Thanks.
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