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ERROR: no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries #1014
% docker-compose up -d
Pulling mongodb (mongo:3.2)...
3.2: Pulling from library/mongo
ERROR: no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries
btw, I'm trying to run Mist on my new Macbook M1 (non-Intel). Do you think that's foolhardy, and I should just run the docker-compose on a Intel-based VM in the cloud?
I'm not aware of any similar attempts just yet, so I'm not sure if it can be done easily. Better stick with x86_64 for now, unless you're feeling adventurous!
BTW
Mist CE v4.6.0 will be released by the end of this week. It includes quite a few improvements and fixes.
On Mon, Nov 22, 2021 at 5:09 PM, Dimitris Moraitis < ***@***.*** > wrote:
I'm not aware of any similar attempts just yet, so I'm not sure if it can
be done easily. Better stick with x86_64 for now, unless you're feeling
adventurous!
BTW
* Mist CE v4.6.0 will be released by the end of this week. It includes
quite a few improvements and fixes.
* Check out https:/ / github. com/ mistio/ mist-cli (
https://github.com/mistio/mist-cli )
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There's also API v2 https://mist.io/api/v2
It's better structured with more features but could change a bit until Mist v5.0.0 early next year. The CLI works with API v2.
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d-mo commentedon Nov 21, 2021
Hi @natea !
Looks like there's no mongodb:3.2 Docker image for arm64.
You can try editing docker-compose.yml and replacing the mongo:3.2 image with one of these https://hub.docker.com/r/arm64v8/mongo/tags
natea commentedon Nov 21, 2021
Thanks! I changed this line in the docker-compose.yml file to this:
But I think it may not just be MongoDB, but other images as well?
natea commentedon Nov 21, 2021
btw, I'm trying to run Mist on my new Macbook M1 (non-Intel). Do you think that's foolhardy, and I should just run the docker-compose on a Intel-based VM in the cloud?
Nate
d-mo commentedon Nov 22, 2021
I'm not aware of any similar attempts just yet, so I'm not sure if it can be done easily. Better stick with x86_64 for now, unless you're feeling adventurous!
BTW
natea commentedon Nov 22, 2021
d-mo commentedon Nov 22, 2021
Sure. The docs for API v1 are available at https://mist.io/swagger/
There's also API v2 https://mist.io/api/v2
It's better structured with more features but could change a bit until Mist v5.0.0 early next year. The CLI works with API v2.
Thanks for the heads up regarding the dead links.
d-mo commentedon Jan 7, 2022
Hi @natea.
I got my hands on a new Macbook Air and I was able to make Mist CE work on it.
If you want to try it out check the m1 branch. You'll need the dev deployment:
I had to upgrade Elasticsearch to make it work. I have not tested it extensively yet.
natea commentedon Jan 7, 2022
Thanks @d-mo ! I followed your instructions, but ran into some errors:
d-mo commentedon Jan 7, 2022
Looks like you didn't checkout the submodules with
git clone --recursive ....You can do that now with
git submodule update --init --recursive. Then bring everything down and backup up.natea commentedon Jan 7, 2022
Do I need to wipe the entire github repo, and start over?
natea commentedon Jan 8, 2022
After wiping the github repo from my local machine, and cloning it again with
--recursive, I was able to get all but the Kibana container running:But now when I go to
http://localhostI get this error:natea commentedon Jan 8, 2022
Here's what I'm seeing in the Kibana logs in Docker Desktop:
d-mo commentedon Jan 8, 2022
Yes, I didn't get Kibana to work, but it's not really necessary. It's mostly there for debugging.