So as the Lando installer says when I install using an existing version of Docker: YMMV. NET 6 downloads.NET 5 downloads.NET Core 3.1 downloads. NET SDK, you will not need to install the corresponding runtime. First, download a binary release for either the SDK or the runtime from one of the following sites. It works, but indicates that there is some mystery issue under the covers. For a developer or user, its generally better to use an installer. lando.yml as mentioned in this issue: services : ? I was able to get past this by adding the following to. Upon further restarts things seemed to be getting hung up on the message Scanning to determine which services are ready. If I run into any quirks as I put it through the paces a bit more, I'll update this post. Created and started a Drupal 9 project that just worked.Installed Lando, being sure to customize the install to not install Docker Desktop over my existing tech preview.Downloaded the latest Lando release (3.0.25 in my case).Downloaded and installed the Docker M1 Tech Preview.My understanding is that this config is not officially supported for a variety of reasons, but for me it pretty much just worked. I had an opportunity to take the plunge today and decided to go for it. I see the homeassistant container is qemuarm-64 whilst all others are aarch64, which all looks fine.While I've done some NodeJS based development on my M1 MacBook, I had been procrastinating on doing anything Docker based. We decided to use 8 CPUs and 6 GB of RAM for the M1 laptops (the machine has a total of 8 cores and 8 GB of RAM). This can be done in the preferences of the Docker Desktop GUI. Waited a little while and Home Assistant was available on port 8123 at the servers IP (which can be found using ‘ip addr’ or look up on your router). Install Docker Desktop following the instructions It is recommended to increase the number of CPUs and RAM available to Docker. Enabled remote access to Docker via Portainer.Selected ‘qemuarm-64’ from the provided architecture list.Once you’re there, select Experimental Features and toggle the slider to on. To do so, open up Docker Desktop then navigate to Preferences. The Docker buildx feature is currently experimental so we need to enable Docker Desktop’s experimental feature support. GitHub - home-assistant/os-agent: Daemon allowing to control OS features through D-Bus Step 1: enable experimental Docker Desktop features.GitHub - home-assistant/supervised-installer: Installer for a generic Linux system.How to install sudo on a Debian minimal server | TechRepublic.You need to authorize the installation with. Installed sudo (I’m just used to using it) Double-click the DMG file, and drag-and-drop Docker into your Applications folder.I configured Network to use Default Adapter rather than Shared Network.Installed Debian on Parallels 17 with no desktop using - debian-11.1.0-arm64-netinst.iso.I’ve just gone through and installed HA Supervised on Debian on Parallels on Mac M1 Mini.
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