Closed AndrewFasano closed 9 months ago
I think the reason this had been disabled before is that it behaves slightly differently between arm/mips. In a mips guest if we haven't already created /dev
in our filesystem before boot, devtmpfs will fail to create the mount. With an arm guest I was seeing the init script is able to create /dev
and then have devtmpfs get automatically mounted after.
I think what we now have is correct: devtmpfs_mount is always enabled and in our static filesystem creation we'll make sure /dev
is a directory
For now I'm adding an explicit mount into our default init scripts, but this should be either universally enabled or universally disabled
EDIT: fixed by making it universally enabled