Hello, My computer is a Mac M1, I have Docker Desktop installed. I am running a container, sharing a directory from my host to the guest: `docker run --platform -v /m1-host-dir:/vol linux/amd64 ubuntu` When Docker for M1 runs based amd64 containers, I think it uses QEMU to emulate a amd64 CPU on the arm based M1. This is slow but seems to work for code. But the issue I have is that there is SQLite code running inside the container, writing to a DB file that should be persisted to the host disk (I assume via some sort of feature to share directories host->QEMU). I am getting strange results; the process continues as if it can write to the database, but both inside of and outside of the container sqlite3 seems to show a frozen version of the file (not showing the most recent writes). I also get a range of errors. **Is there any way this could work?** I assume it does not work because the way SQLite does locking/wal writes is by using the same OS, and docker for Mac M1 is probably emulating complete second OS with a Linux kernel. Edit: This seems to be the set up https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25454121