zacwellmer
Docker Image Build Not Successful
Using macOS Monterey (12.3.1) M1 Pro
Running the following command inside the cloned repo directory on my local machine:
docker image build -t wm:1.0 -f docker/Dockerfile.wm .
results in the following error message:
I fixed this by adding the command < --allow-authenticated > on line 21 of Dockerfile.wm after the < --no-install-recommends > command (following the -y flag)
In addition, I ran into problems with the command:
< RUN python3 -m pip install --no-cache-dir ${TF_PACKAGE}${TF_PACKAGE_VERSION:+==${TF_PACKAGE_VERSION}} >
The error prompt suggests I might need to run:
< apt-get install -y python3-dev >
on Ubuntu systems.
This line is actually located towards the bottom (line ~94) but moving it up before the TensorFlow download line seems to do the trick
Upon including the python3-dev install above the TF download, the command line hangs for a long time but it should result in success
Also, the < apt -y update > command on line 93 failed for me because the package manager was missing a public key for the NVIDIA download (super technical, I know, but I've had a long day, forgive me), giving the following error:
< the following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available >
I fixed this by prepending the "install packages" section with a line to update the package manager with the missing public key given by the error message, as per this resource here:
https://chrisjean.com/fix-apt-get-update-the-following-signatures-couldnt-be-verified-because-the-public-key-is-not-available/
This also took a long while. But in the end, the building of this docker image completed successfully!
Now to run the programs themselves...
@miknad2319 Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I encountered a similar error and tried to fix it here and run it, but could not Build. if possible, could you please tell me what is in the Dockerfile.wm?
