thank you again for the help! Issuing a prune solved the problem. I had been refraining from doing it until I had all of the other containers running. Maybe that's a bit conservative but I am still learning in this area.
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RE: Upgrade from OMV 5 to OMV 6 and docker
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Yes, it is. I've only done this on amd64's with SATA drives, but I can't imagine the procedure and end result is much different.
1. SSH your server and become root.
2. Stop docker
(Code, 1 line)
3. cd /var/lib
4. We'll copy the docker folder just in case something goes wrong... (I would not recommend making this a subdirectory of other directories, sharing over SMB, etc.. as docker puts some pretty harsh permissions on this folder... so I'd just put it right under the UUID by itself and not…
Yes, it is. I've only done this on amd64's with SATA drives, but I can't imagine the procedure and end result is much different.
1. SSH your server and become root.
2. Stop docker
(Code, 1 line)
3. cd /var/lib
4. We'll copy the docker folder just in case something goes wrong... (I would not recommend making this a subdirectory of other directories, sharing over SMB, etc.. as docker puts some pretty harsh permissions on this folder... so I'd just put it right under the UUID by itself and not…