- 1 year ago
Docker on Win10 - apt-get install returned a non-zero code: 100
When running apt-get install
in a Docker container on Windows 10, receiving a non-zero exit code 100 indicates an error occurred during the package installation. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue:
Update package lists: Run
apt-get update
before installing any packages to ensure you have the latest package lists from the repositories. This will update the package database and help ensure the availability of the packages you want to install.Check network connectivity: Verify that the Docker container has network connectivity and can reach the package repositories. Ensure that the host machine running Docker has a working internet connection and that there are no network restrictions or firewalls blocking the container's network access.
Retry the installation: Try running the
apt-get install
command again. Sometimes, temporary network issues or server problems can cause intermittent failures. Retry the installation to see if the issue resolves itself.Check package availability: Ensure that the package you are trying to install is available in the repositories configured in your Docker container. Double-check the package name and ensure it is spelled correctly. You can search for packages using the
apt-cache search
command to verify their availability.Check repository configuration: Review the repository configuration in your Docker container. Make sure the correct repositories are enabled, and the repository URLs are correct. Incorrect or misconfigured repository settings can cause issues with package installation.
Use alternative package sources: If the default package repositories are not working, you can try using alternative package sources. For example, you can specify a different mirror or repository URL for package installation.
Use
--fix-missing
flag: Add the--fix-missing
flag to theapt-get install
command. This flag instructsapt-get
to attempt to fix missing dependencies or other installation issues automatically.
If none of the above steps resolve the issue, it's possible that there is a problem with the package itself or the package repository. In such cases, you can try finding alternative installation methods or contacting the package maintainers for further assistance.