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Running chrome-mobile container from the command line #549
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@bonigarcia startup command did not change since last time. Probably you are trying to launch the same images under incompatible Linux kernel version and because of that emulator is unable to read memory snapshot created by another kernel version. I would recommend rebuilding the image from source code. https://github.com/aerokube/images/blob/master/selenium/automate_android.sh |
I tried to recreate the image with that script, using different setups, but no luck. I cannot make it work again. In any case, it is very inconvenient that the docker images for Chrome Mobile hosted in Docker Hub do not work by default now. Would it be possible if you to recreate these images (without the snapshot) and upload them to Docker Hub? |
@bonigarcia without this snapshot session will be starting 30+ seconds. |
IMO, that delay is better than not working at all. |
Hi,
I used to run
chrome-mobile
from the command line as follows:Nevertheless, the Android device in Docker does not start properly now. I see the following logs in the container (the line
adb: device offline
repeats forever):Am I doing something wrong? Thanks.
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