Docker on Rasberry Pi manifest error
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new-at-networking · 2023-12-25 20:07

I just got a Rasberry Pi and installed Docker on it. I installed
Portainer, works fine. Now, when I try installing other containers via
the CLI, I get this error message:

*no matching manifest for linux/arm/v8 in the manifest list entries*

When I try installing in Portainer, I get a *No such image* error.

What does this mean? Did I do something wrong?

Thanks!

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LexSoup · 2023-12-25 20:43

Could you specify what image you are trying to run exactly? Just
because it is docker doesn’t mean that your specific architecture is
supported :).

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new-at-networking · 2023-12-25 20:58

I am having the issue in the CLI and Portainer with multiple
containers, like: linuxserver/plex and jellyfin/jellyfin-server.

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LexSoup · 2023-12-25 21:44

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Are you trying to setup a container with docker run or compose?

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new-at-networking · 2023-12-25 22:03

Docker run

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LexSoup · 2023-12-25 22:07

Could you provide me the whole run command that you are trying?

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new-at-networking · 2023-12-25 22:13

This is the command:

*docker run jellyfin/jellyfin-server*

This is the the output:
*Unable to find image 'jellyfin/jellyfin-server:latest' locally*
*docker: Error response from daemon: manifest for jellyfin/jellyfin-
server:latest not found: manifest unknown: manifest unknown.*
*See 'docker run --help'.*

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Thanks for helping!

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LexSoup · 2023-12-25 22:22

You don;t need jellyfin/jellyfin-server, you need jellyfin/jellyfin .

So try docker run jellyfin/jellyfin also just doing a docker run with
the image only is not enough. You'd be missing binds, ports and more.

In you case you might be better of using docker compose.

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screenwasher · 2023-12-25 22:23

Check if your pi is running 32bit or 64bit os, and if your images have
a matching version. Linuxserver and others no longer support 32bit.

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someguynamedlou · 2023-12-25 23:41

The error is pretty specific.  It states it can’t find a build for
arm64 (raspberry pi).  Your easiest /most direct route is to pull the
repo and build the image on the pi.  This is a common problem since a
lot of people don’t roll up images for the Raspberry pi or Apple
Silicon architectures yet.

After you clone the repo just run

docker build -t Software-name:arm64 .

(Where . Is the current directory that has the docker file in it)