Open absolutelynothinghere opened 2 years ago
While on a glibc system, I'm unable to fakechroot into a musl system:
fakechroot
$ fakechroot chroot ./muslrootdir/ sh /usr/bin/chroot: failed to run command ‘sh’: No such file or directory
I have confirmed that sh indeed exists, as running sudo chroot ./muslrootdir/ works fine.
sh
sudo chroot ./muslrootdir/
I am actually not sure that faking chroot() into a directory with an entirely different libc ABI is even possible in userspace.
While on a glibc system, I'm unable to
fakechroot
into a musl system:I have confirmed that
sh
indeed exists, as runningsudo chroot ./muslrootdir/
works fine.