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f Thank you for your answers ! I can now use DSM correctly with a yml file. I followed some tutorials on the internet to understand the basics of docker. All I have to do now is find out how to change the ALLOCATE: "N" regalge, because if you use it as soon as you install the container, you get an error message that the paratition size is too small, but I'll look for it myself, it doesn't concern the container directly. Thanks a lot!

I didn't succeed, but I'm going to persevere: see picture I have another problem: when I switch off DSM properly, the containers disappear completely... Thanks

Thank you for your reply ! Sorry, this is the 1st time I'm using Docker and I'm still struggling. How do you open a docker command with Desktop Docker under windows 11? I guess I have to open a CMD command prompt under windows, and run the following command: docker -e CPU_CORES=3 -e ALLOCATE=N Can I do this after I've installed Xpenology and started using it? Do I need to run the command when docker is run? How will it know which docker to apply these settings to? Thanks for your help.

Hello. Thanks to you I managed to install Xpenology on Windows 11 home with docker desktop. I used the following command: docker run --rm -it --name dsm -p 5000:5000 -p 5001:5001 --cap-add NET_ADMIN --device="/dev/kvm:/dev/kvm" kroese/virtual-dsm:latest Now, how can I modify environment variables such as environment: or as stated in the FAQ I don't know where I should go and how to make these changes. Maybe I need to do it by installing via "docker-compose.yml", but I don't know how to do it from the desktop docker software under windows 11. Thanks for your help!