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On 18/02/2020 02:01, Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> On Mon, Feb 17, 2020 at 4:32 PM Nikos Chantziaras <realnc@×××××.com |
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> > I just tested it in a throw-away Ubuntu VM running on ext4. It crashed |
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> > and burned due to disk space. It tried to duplicate the whole "/" with |
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> > zero error checks. So free space reached 0 but it still didn't abort. I |
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> > had to abort with ctrl+c. Free space was then 200MB (out of 20GB). I did |
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> > "du -sh /*" to find where all the GBs went, but it doesn't find it. |
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> > So... yeah. Not very convincing implementation. Don't try it at home, |
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> > kids :-P |
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> Ouch! |
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It gets worse. The container reconfigured the keyboard shortcuts on the |
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host! After booting a container, alt+Fn or alt+left/right on the host |
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started switching to the linux text-mode console. I pressed alt+f2 to |
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bring up the plasma search, I ended up on TTY2... ha ha. |
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Remember how I said I'll use nspawn from now on? I take that back. Let's |
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just say this thing is not even remotely production ready. |
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