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Portainer 2.0 with RPI 4 and Raspberry Pi OS (64 bit) problem #4663
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Hello! Remove the flag. |
@sinesiobittencourt Today I have tried again the command with both the two "v" flags as you can see here:
Now when I open the browser to http://ip_raspberry:9082 although I receive the same message as yesterday:
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Sorry for the delay! Try to follow the steps in my tutorial at https://www.letscloud.io/community/how-to-install-portainer |
I have resolved. the system confirmed that it has been downloaded the 2.0.1 version (the latest available today).
Now i have started a new istance of this new image of portainer exposing the port 7000 (since the 9000 it was already occupied by the old 2.0.0 version):
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I strongly suspect this is caused by the same bug as mentioned in #4690 The Portainer image was analyzed by the Docker team, and they found that the arm image is actually using a linux/amd64 base image. See also docker/for-linux#1170 (comment) |
@deviantony OK to close duplicate issues. But I cannot find in this thread what is going to be done about it. The base image used for arm is still faulty. Will this be corrected in the next image release? |
We're currently investigating a solution for that problem and we'll try to solve it ASAP, we do not any solution for this yet as we're still discussing it but it seems that we'll need to review our build pipeline and potentially review the |
I'm also seeing this issue. I'm using a 32bit raspbian and although I can start the container I get an error |
This version does not work for me either. I cannot proceed through the web interface setup. In the logs I see an error:
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We've been working on this, could anyone give a try to |
@deviantony Thx for your effort, but alas, still same issue on mi pi4 (32bit)
when trying to run with Are you building from a amd64 machine in stead of an arm machine? |
Thanks for the quick feedback! cc @ssbkang |
Just did a test and it appears to be successful on my rpi4 8GB running Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS 64-bit. I ran the following: It came back with Just did a cursory check of the UI and basic stuff works. Progress! Thanks
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@gruijter we just updated that image with arm v7 support, keen to give it a try? |
Installing portainer on my rp3 running raspberry pi os lite 64bit and this worked for me. Thanks |
Just tried via my phone, and no errors this time 🥳 Will test some more later, but looking good so far. Many thx! |
Works here Odroid w/ DietPi --> armv7l. Thanks everyone. |
portainerci is LIKELY a preview version of what will be placed in the main release. Meaning - we're "beta testing" something that's forthcoming :) |
Hi Paul, |
Hi-ho, Working here as well. Clean build, Raspberry Pi 4.. Works pulling directly and with the image mirrored to my local registry. (That was variable before as well) |
I'm not getting the warning when starting the container any more (I actually wasn't with docker version 19.03.13 either) but still cannot proceed through the first time setup. I get the errors below in the logs and in my browser I get a HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error response when trying to save the password. I've tried with both docker version 19.03.13 and 20.10.2. Is this related or should I start a new issue? 2021/01/13 13:22:12 server: Reverse tunnelling enabled |
@atsage doesn't look related to me. I had a similar thing happening but was able to correct it. Remove the container. And also remove the volume. By removing the volume you will delete any old settings that could cause issues. Then run from scratch again and set a new admin password after opening the webpage (localhost:9000) |
@gruijter thanks, but doesn't work for me. It's odd that I get a message "Total reclaimed space: 0B". I'm used to seeing at least something there... It's also not redownloading the images when starting again which I would have expected it to do. pi@raspberrypi:/mnt/Containers/Pi4/portainer $ sudo docker stop portainer
Are you sure you want to continue? [y/N] y Total reclaimed space: 0B Total reclaimed space: 0B |
Ok, I'm an idiot. Forgot the -a flag on docker system prune. All is good now, thanks! This also means the docker version 19.03.13 probably works as I was having the same issue there. |
Sorry, appears I still have some issues... Again, may not specifically be Pi build related so let me know if I should open a new issue. I am able to set the password and log in now but as soon as I click on "local" to load up the containers I get a HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error in my browser and Unable to persist endpoint changes inside the database (err=input/output error) (code=500) in the docker logs pi@raspberrypi:/mnt/Containers/Pi4/portainer $ sudo docker logs portainer |
I believe I have tracked down the issues but it's definitely not related to this issue. I have created a new issue here #4705 |
Thank you for the quick feedback everyone! This fix will be included in the next release (2.1, ETA end of January 2021). In the meantime, you can use our development build ( |
Changes LGTM! Closing as the fix was done to the CI and will be part of the 2.1 release |
I try to install Portainer 2.0 on a RaspBerry PI4 with a Raspberry PI OS 64 bit OS, but i get this error:
Here is the output of the lscpu command:
And here is the version of Docker:
**pi@raspberrypi:~ $ docker version
If I check it seems working:
But if i go to a browser and i connect to the port 9000 i get this error message:
Where am i wrong?
thank you for te time you dedicate in helping me.
Greetings from Italy.
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