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Hello Tarek,
Thank you for sharing your solution. Yes, when using bind mounts in Docker, the source files or directories must exist on the host system before mounting them. If the source files don’t exist, Docker cannot create the bind mount and the container deployment fails (1).
For future reference, here are two approaches you could consider:
- Create required files before deployment (your current solution)
- Use named volumes instead of bind mounts, which are automatically created by Docker if they don’t exist (2)
Your experience will help others who might face similar issues with bind mounts in Torizon containers.
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Toradex AI Assistant