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Support switching to Mac M1 machine with ARM64 #1748
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Looks like this person got something similar. #1421 (comment) |
So I'm wondering if there's anything we need to change on our machine's docksal.env and/or our sites' docksal.env file in order to get the containers to work? |
Looks like this is my issue, but I do have the most recent installed: I've set the following in my computer's ~/.docksal/docksal.env to no avail: No matter what I do, docker keeps showing "AMD64" next to each container instead of ARM. Is there anything else I should be doing? |
It's a pretty big jump from MySQL 5.7 to 8.0. I would recommend that you switch to something more compatible like |
I'm using MariaDB without any issues. Also, the performance is better. |
Description
We have switched to macs with M1 chips. When setting up our environments, we ran
fin update
and tried starting new containers.Steps to reproduce the issue:
fin up
fin remove
just in casefin start
Describe the results you received:
Results of fin start:
Results of drush staus:
Results of a fin db import:
When i look at the docker containers, I see this in the logs for db:
I also noticed that there is an orange icon in Docker Desktop for each container that says "AMD64" and when you hover over it, it says "Image may have poor performance, or fail, if run via emulation."
Describe the results you expected:
Site spins up as before on other machine and db import works.
Output of
fin config
:fin config output
Output of
fin sysinfo
:fin sysinfo output
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