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I'm running macOS High Sierra on a Mid 2014 MacBook Pro. Installed Docker but when I try to run the docker command from the command prompt I get an immediate Segmentation Fault: 11 error.

How do I debug this?

Josh Russo
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I ran into this same Problem on Mac OS Big Sur Beta 10. I was able to get docker working by uninstalling virtualbox completely (Moving Virtualbox app to bin did not work).

Downloading VB installer and running uninstall_tool (bottom right on the installer), removed everything Virtualbox and Docker started fine

artfulbeest
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Docker is server-client system so you should specify which is the cause of trouble, server or client, at first.

docker info is a way to check whether Docker server is running.

The official document says

The operating-system independent way to check whether Docker is running is to ask Docker, using the docker info command.

T. Ogawa
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  • Like I said, just running `docker` let alone `docker info` was throwing the error. I just reinstalled for a second time and now it seems be behaving – Josh Russo Nov 25 '17 at 00:32
  • @JoshRusso I'm sorry I didn't understand 'docker' in "when I try to run docker from the command prompt" means `docker` command. – T. Ogawa Nov 25 '17 at 00:37