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Still working through trying to learn bootc and how to create containers based on composefs (sealed) and UKI (no point starting with the older stuff I guess).
Very nearly have it working, just a few remaining issues with /var:
By default I noticed that /sysroot, /etc and /var get mounted as read-only. This obviously doesn't boot. I noticed here: https://github.com/travier/fedora-atomic-desktops-sealed/blob/main/scripts/prepare-rootfs.sh that when the file system is btrfs you manually add in a rw kernel argument. I assumed this wasn't relevant as I'm using ext4 but adding in rw manually fixes this. Expected... or?
When shutting down, systemd complains that var.mount (/var) fails to unmount. Apart from this, it shuts down cleanly. Is this expected or should I be doing something else to my image to make sure /var gets cleanly unmounted? This is not a problem on vanilla Silverblue
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Still working through trying to learn bootc and how to create containers based on composefs (sealed) and UKI (no point starting with the older stuff I guess).
Very nearly have it working, just a few remaining issues with
/var:/sysroot,/etcand/varget mounted as read-only. This obviously doesn't boot. I noticed here: https://github.com/travier/fedora-atomic-desktops-sealed/blob/main/scripts/prepare-rootfs.sh that when the file system isbtrfsyou manually add in arwkernel argument. I assumed this wasn't relevant as I'm using ext4 but adding inrwmanually fixes this. Expected... or?var.mount(/var) fails to unmount. Apart from this, it shuts down cleanly. Is this expected or should I be doing something else to my image to make sure/vargets cleanly unmounted? This is not a problem on vanilla SilverblueAll reactions