Docker images not getting updated on Verdim IMX8MM board

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It seems like the Verdin iMX8MM board is using an outdated Docker image, which is why you’re seeing the old GUI and functionality. Here are a few steps you can take to resolve this issue:

  1. Ensure the Latest Image is Built: Make sure that you have built the latest version of your Docker image on your local machine. You can do this by running the Docker build command with the appropriate Dockerfile.

  2. Push the Updated Image to a Registry: If you’re using a Docker registry, ensure that the updated image is pushed to the registry. Use the docker push command to upload the latest image.

  3. Pull the Latest Image on the Verdin Board: On the Verdin iMX8MM board, pull the latest image from the registry using the docker pull command. This will ensure that the board is using the most recent version of your application.

  4. Remove Old Containers: Check if there are any old containers running on the Verdin board that might be using the outdated image. Use docker ps to list running containers and docker rm to remove any that are not needed.

  5. Run the Updated Container: Start a new container using the updated image. Ensure that you specify the correct image tag when running the container.

  6. Check Docker Compose (if used): If you’re using Docker Compose, make sure the docker-compose.yml file is updated with the correct image tag and then run docker-compose up --force-recreate to recreate the containers with the latest image.

By following these steps, you should be able to run the updated version of your application on the Verdin iMX8MM board. If the issue persists, double-check the image tags and ensure that the correct image is being used.

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