posted 2 years ago
Docker itself relies on a Linux host (some Windows support???). So you'd need a bootable Linux image on that drive to run it stand-alone.
The Docker image itself can be exported from a Docker host, although unless someone has done something, that image won't run because it's missing key Dockerfile information. You have to re-create things like the image startup commmand.
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