Cannot produce a Linux executable

[AndreasMaita]

Dear Community,

I'm new to Quarkus, and I am trying to follow along the getting-started guides. My goal is to build a Linux executable, so I can run it inside a docker container.

I'm running a Debian Linux Machine on my MacBook Pro M1, since I have read that there are issues compiling native executables on Android Silicon Chips.

Here is an overview of my machine's architecture:

I installed the GraalVM and Java, as recommended by the GraalVM getting started website. Here is a Screenshot of my environment Variables:

Also Docker is running without Issues on my Machine:

I know that i can use the mvn wrapper to execute mvn goals, I installed it anyways:

Here is the Issue. When I'm trying to build a native image with:

mvn package -Dnative

Everything works fine and I get my *runnable.

However when i try to build a general linux image with this command

mvn package -Dquarkus.native.container-build=true

i get following output:

I have googled for days now and can't find a solution. Can someone tell me what im doing wrong?

Thanks so much in advance!

[famod]

I suppose you have googled something like MacBook Pro M1 docker "exec format error"?

[AndreasMaita]

I suppose you have googled something like MacBook Pro M1 docker "exec format error"?

Yes, and went down the deep rabbithole that comes with it. I have tried every single solution out there. However, This issue is not about the M1, since i already created a VM that runs Linux Debian, which should have the known chip architecture.

[lucifer4j]

Hi!

When using -Dquarkus.native.container-build=true, a docker image is downloaded in which the native executable is built. As you can see from the logs, its quay.io/quarkus/ubi-quarkus-native-image in this case and its a x86_64 image. The error you see

WARNING: The requested image's platform (linux/amd64) does not match the detected host platform (linux/arm64/v8) and no specific platform was requested

results from running a x86_64 container on an arm host.

Further, it seems there is no ARM variant available for this image. quarkusio/quarkus-images#83 is probably the right issue to track this development. One of the comments on that issue also links to a blogpost showing how to use a custom ARM image for this purpose.

[AndreasMaita]

Thank you very much for your input. I will take a look at this other issue!