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bash: run.sh: No such file or directory #17
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Looks like a problem with mapping the file via a volume in to the Docker container. Where are you running What's the output from:
Or in your case:
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This is output $ docker run --rm -it -v /f/kitkat/build-kitkat.sh:/usr/local/bin/run.sh:ro kylemanna/aosp ls -l /usr/local/bin/run.sh
docker_entrypoint: Creating user UID/GID [1000/1000]
docker_entrypoint: Creating user UID/GID [1000/1000] - done
docker_entrypoint: Copying .gitconfig and .ssh/config to new user home
docker_entrypoint: Copying .gitconfig and .ssh/config to new user home - done
docker_entrypoint: Creating /tmp/ccache and /aosp directory
docker_entrypoint: Creating /tmp/ccache and /aosp directory - done
total 0 docker image $ docker images
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
kylemanna/aosp latest 2e76de8553e4 2 hours ago 975.8 MB |
Looks like a problem with Docker Tooolbox on windows. It seems that it can't do the volume mount described by Not sure if there is anything we can do to fix that other then bring it upstream to the Docker Windows Toolbox people. Is Docker Toolbox all up to date? This seems like a bug that would have burned others. |
May Be! Whether I can mount a dir storage the source and On container get build-kitkat.sh,run |
My Operation is Windows 10, Use DockerToolbox,It's say run.sh cann't find
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