Fix ttys, fix device mounting issue in getty, add nerdctl #222
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For some reason the 6.6 kernel has issues with ttys when they are not explicitly set in the linuxkit yaml. Signed-off-by: Jacob Weinstock <[email protected]>
The ctr command with the 6.6 kernel was having issues with character encoding or something. I was getting a lot of weird character when using it. Moving to nerdctl resolves this issue. Nerdctl is also a lot more user friendly in general. Signed-off-by: Jacob Weinstock <[email protected]>
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For some reason I was seeing issues with the 6.6 kernel and ttys when they are not explicitly set in the linuxkit yaml. Also with the 6.6 kernel, I was seeing issues with the ctr command and character encoding or something similar. I was getting a lot of weird character when using it. Moving to nerdctl resolves this issue. Nerdctl is also a lot more user friendly in general. Also, the getty container was getting permission denied issues when trying to mount devices. Explicitly adding a block devices to the linuxkit yaml resolved this.
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