Updated Getting Started using Docker (markdown)
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@ -29,7 +29,10 @@ If your host is running any kind of flash-based storage (e.g. SSDs or the SD-car
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If you run into problems accessing your USB devices inside the docker container (e.g. `usb_claim_interface error -6`), please make sure to apply any relevant Linux kernel module blacklisting to the docker host. The following kernel modules should be blacklisted:
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| SDR device | kernel module(s) |
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| ---------- | ---------------- |
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| rtl_sdr | dvb_usb_rtl28xxu |
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| SDRplay | sdr_msi3101 msi001 msi2500|
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| SDR device | kernel module(s) |
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| ---------- | -------------------------- |
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| RTL-SDR | dvb_usb_rtl28xxu |
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| SDRplay | sdr_msi3101 msi001 msi2500 |
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| HackRF | hackrf |
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Please check your distributions documentation on how to perform the actual blacklisting. For Debian users, you should create a file in `/etc/modprobe.d/` ending in `.conf` that contains a single line `blacklist $module`, where $module is the module from the table above.
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