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Expand Up @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Apple Silicon M1/M2 (ARM64).
> [!SUCCESS] Tip
> We strongly advised macOS users to replace Docker Desktop with
> [OrbStack](https://orbstack.dev/), allowing host network mode to work
> for instance, this it's not supported by Docker Desktop for Mac.
> for instance, as it's not supported by Docker Desktop for Mac.

## Can I use a VPN with Exegol?

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## How to install Exegol on an external drive?

Exegol's wrapper is lightweight, but it's Docker images can take up some
Exegol's wrapper is lightweight, but its Docker images can take up some
space, and users may not have enough room in their internal HDD/SSD,
hence the question. This usually comes down to "how can I install Docker
on an external drive?", and the answer depends on the host.
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build the image locally with the wrapper and enjoy your custom local
image.
- **in a live container**: that's your container, you can do whatever
you whish in it ;)
you wish in it ;)
- **automatically in all containers at their creation**: refer to the
["my-resources" documentation](/images/my-resources).

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