>> Looks like your local install is missing the buildx Docker plugin. Itâs >> used by the script to build multi-arch container images. >> >> https://docs.docker.com/build/buildx/ > > Well, the documentation you pointed to says > > | Docker Buildx is included in Docker Desktop for Windows, macOS, and > | Linux. > > and I do have Docker Desktop for macOS installed... > > But I guess I can try the separate download later.
You should need to set buildx as the default builder : $ docker buildx install See the last section of : https://docs.docker.com/build/buildx/install/ >> From your PPC64 machine, you should be able to run the container without >> building it : >> $ docker run -it --rm --user pike bertrandlupart/pike:stable-latest pike > > Eh, no, because you are not building any. > > ---8<--- > hakua:~% docker run -it --rm --user pike bertrandlupart/pike:stable-latest > pike > Unable to find image 'bertrandlupart/pike:stable-latest' locally > stable-latest: Pulling from bertrandlupart/pike > docker: no matching manifest for linux/ppc64 in the manifest list entries. > See 'docker run --help'. > hakua:~% > ---8<--- > > You build them for linux/386, linux/amd64, linux/arm/v7, linux/arm64, > linux/mips64le, linux/ppc64le, and linux/s390x, but not linux/ppc64. In fact, this uses pre-compiled Debian Pike packages from Debian stable, which comes only in linux/ppc64le Just discovered there is an unofficial linux/ppc64 package in sid, will try to build that. Is this a big endian version, or targetting broader POWER architectures than ppc64le ? https://packages.debian.org/sid/pike8.0-core
