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Running on Windows 7 64-bit.
I downloaded “DockerToolbox-1.11.0.exe” for Windows. Installed the packed.
Then I tried to run “Docker Quickstart Terminal” shortcut created by the installation.
After while the script tells me:
"(default) No default Boot2Docker ISO found locally…"
The following download fails, but that might be due to my proxy settings.
However, in the folder where the start.sh file resides there is a file named “boot2docker.iso”, so I am at a loss as to what the problem is.
I’ve found the error and I got it up an running now.
Could you share the reason? I also got this problem.
Could you share the reason? I also got this problem.
The trick is to copy the .iso file from the Docker install location to “C:\Users<username>.docker\machine\cache”. The users folder may vary based on the windows version you have, but hope you get the idea.
Dowload boot2docker.iso and save in %HOMEPATH%.docker\machine\cache.
It will warn some other problems, but you may go on.
When I did this, it complained that it still couldn’t download, but the Quickstart continued. I believe that’s where it puts it after download, so the next step could complete. Thanks!