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Windows 10 - Mount denied - Docker Native #680
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I suspect the space in the path is interfering with Docker's mounting logic. Try a user account without a space in its name... |
Thanks for the suggestion, I've tried that. I can't seem to figure this out.
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I have the same issue, can't get Nanobox to work. |
I'm also having the same issue. |
As am I. |
Yes, me too :( |
I'm having the problem too. |
Same issue. |
same |
I had the same issue, but managed to find a workaround that seems to be working. From the error message:
we see that it complains that some source path doesn't exist, so I decided to create it myself:
After forcing this (empty) If you have any idea why this works, or see any risks with this approach, please let me know! |
This works cause folder wasn't exist. There is another good question - why this folder were not created automatically |
God, u save my day @Hellek ! |
I can't seem to get nanobox to run. I've tried moving it to a new drive, home folder. Nothing seems to work. I can confirm it works fine on my MBP.
Windows 1803 build 17134.285
Hyper-V 10.0.17134.81
nanobox.log
docker
nanobox config
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