It looks like the container looses access to /proc after stopping/restarting incus-docker
running uptime inside container
Error: /proc must be mounted
To mount /proc at boot you need an /etc/fstab line like:
proc /proc proc defaults
In the meantime, run "mount proc /proc -t proc"
It recovers after restarting the container.
It also seems to work to do a mount proc /proc -t proc and after that it does not seem to depend on the incus-docker state.
Hi,
It looks like the container looses access to /proc after stopping/restarting incus-docker
running
uptime
inside containerIt recovers after restarting the container.
It also seems to work to do a
mount proc /proc -t proc
and after that it does not seem to depend on the incus-docker state.using: incus 6.2 AlmaLinux9 container
Kind regards, Justin